realme Buds Air 7 Pro with Ai Live Translation,11mm+6mm Dual-dac Driver,48 Hrs Playtime,53 dB ANC,LHDC,45Ms Low Latency,360° Spatial Audio,IP55 Dust & Water Resistant,BT 5.4(Glory Beige)

This buds are really good. Perfect audio quality. Good power backup. Very good looking. Really happy. Audio clarity is very good. It's light weight and easy to handle. Totally, it's value for money.

I did got these gorgeous looking pairs for 2750 and here is my opinion for them after 3 days of thorough use: Delivery experience: Disappointed with Amazon delivery as the same option on Flipkart was being shipped 4 days earlier. Earphones experience: These are a gorgeous pair of earphones and I had a really great first impression both by looks and performance. Pointing out the pros and cons: Pros: 1. Looks too good. 2. Noise cancellation is too good. Cute almost 90% of noise. 3. Sound too good. Bass is too much for me which I tweaked using the realme connect app. 4. Connects almost lag free. 5. Pauses playback as we plug out one ear piece. 6. 3 touch gestures which are controllable. Now the critical part, cons: 1. There is no dual pairing. Kind of a false advertising as I fell for that. 2. The range is not that great. I mean I experience disruption just when there is 1 single wall across the room irrespective of distance. 3. Not a fan of the gesture control provided. The surface area is very less and correct input rate is like 70% 4. Can't use them for running / more movement activities. The right one tends to fall off. Good for walking though. 5. Can't change settings such as noise cancellation while these being connected to laptop. There is only normal and transparent mode in that case. On the battery aspects, I might have to use it more to find out. Other than these, I just found that these are really a value for investment product and a good piece to own if you are using them for normal short distance experiences.

Quality : overall build quality was good, I dropped it few times and still it's good. Noise cancellation : Well it comes noise cancellation, it's like not too good not too bad. Kinda 6/10 still it's picking few outside noises while in this mode. Functionality : it's quite impressive for this price range dual device pairing, Hi res audio, and alot.... Sound quality : sound quality is good, especially for bass songs but A issue I faced is if you use it for more than 30 mins or 1 hour, you will feel some pain in ur ears.

It's sound quality and build quality is very good and its very comfortable to use it

Realme Buds Air 7 Pro Overall Rating: 3/5 (Based on personal experience with specific settings) I've been using the Realme Buds Air 7 Pro for about a month now, and my experience has been a mixed bag, leaning towards positive, but with a significant caveat regarding battery performance. My Setup & Usage: I've kept the buds' settings: ANC/Transparency: Off EQ Mode: Clear Bass Golden Sound: On Spatial Audio: On Volume Enhancer: Off High-definition sound: Off Dynamic audio: Off Game mode: Off Dual-device connection: On (though only connected to a single device) Auto answer: Off Volume Level: Consistently below 50% The Good: Sound Quality (4.5/5): I'm genuinely impressed with the sound quality. The "Custom" EQ mode, combined with "Golden Sound" and "Spatial Audio," delivers a rich and immersive audio experience that I thoroughly enjoy for music, podcasts, and YouTube videos. Call Quality (5/5): Call performance has been consistently good. My voice comes through clearly, and I haven't had any complaints from people on the other end. Comfort & Fit (4/5): The buds are comfortable for extended wear, and they stay securely in my ears during daily activities. Sometimes feel discomfort. Low Latency for Video Editing (4.9/5): Accidentally, I used these buds for video editing (specifically with DaVinci Resolve) and was pleasantly surprised by the low latency. I didn't find any noticeable delay while cutting and editing clips, which is a significant plus for wireless connectivity. The Average: ANC & Transparency Mode (3.5/5): While present, both ANC and Transparency modes are, in my opinion, just average. They do offer some effect, but they don't stand out as particularly strong features compared to other earbuds I've tried. Given my preference to keep them off, this isn't a deal-breaker for me, but it's worth noting for potential buyers prioritizing these features. Additionally, the in-ear detection feature seems overly sensitive, as the audio sometimes plays and pauses unexpectedly even while simply chewing, which can be quite disruptive. The Concerning (Battery Life): This is where my experience takes a dip. Despite keeping ANC off and volume below 50%, I'm only getting a maximum of 7 hours of playback from the fully charged buds in a single stretch. The case provides about two full charges, bringing the total listening time with the case to roughly 22-25 hours, which is decent but not exceptional (at least 30-35 hrs would be good, according to the brand promise of 48 hrs). However, the most perplexing issue is the uneven battery drain between the left and right buds. I've observed a consistent trend where one bud (right) drains significantly faster than the other. Examples include 60-40%, 70-50%, 50-20%, and 40-10% differences. This discrepancy is quite noticeable and makes me question the longevity of one bud over the other in a single session. I'm unsure if this is a common characteristic of these buds or if my specific unit is faulty. The Realme Buds Air 7 Pro offers excellent sound and call quality for its price point. However, the average performance of ANC/Transparency and, more critically, the inconsistent and uneven battery drain between the left and right buds are significant concerns. If the battery drain issue is a widespread characteristic, it's something potential buyers should be aware of. If it's a fault with my unit, it's a frustrating flaw given the distance to the service center (~80 km).

The product is very good and using all the options like using spatial audio dynamic audio the battery is become low in very fast the design is good value for money mic quality is good and very impressed on sound quality ❤️

I have recently started using these new realme buds air 6 Honestly it has great features especially if you customize it thoroughly. It offers a great charging speed from the case I use it for about 8-9 hours daily and yet only charge it after 2-3 days And the fitting of earbuds is convenient for all people as it comes with different bud size so you can use the bud that adjusts perfectly for your ear You can also check if the buds fit correctly pr not in the realme link application If you have a realme device then these buds are perfect choice for you Although other earbuds have lower latency for cheaper price but trust me they aren't as good as these it's my personal experience as I've used many earbuds in past few months but now I am sticking to these The ANC (active noise cancellation) works great and it has one of the best modes as it recognises the background sounds and adjusts it accordingly, and you can also customise the noise cancellation for different situations like for noisy places it would eliminate most of background noise The battery life of buds outside the case is not soo good but it's more than enough for a bud and using a fully charged case with buds you can go upto 3-5 days without needing a charge

Review of day 1 These earbuds are good for the price(which I bought them) @4000 but for the 5k mark or at 5.5k not atall or i would say overpriced, same for oneplus buds 4 Anyways coming to buds Durability[9/10] : Leather like plastic build is good enough to be enjoyed rubbing ur fingers on also the build of buds are good, the shiny finish on the buds' stem are goodlooking, the case itself is good with durability Fit [10/10]: I was well very worried for the fit of these because I saw many youtubers saying the design was too big for their ears but from my experience they were perfect for mine , also in the app there is one settings which let's u find your perfect eartips for best comfort Features[9/10]: Packed with tons of features from ANC,ENC,dual dac drivers(i didn't find that much diff),dual device connection, ip55,AI live translation,LHDC(not a bit difference from AAC),spatial 360 sound(gimmic nothing difference),low latency for gaming(not testing for gaming but from reviews),BT 5.4 etc, IN EAR DETECTION(USEFUL) All these are subjective person to person for uses as for me the Volume control sliders on the stem, in ear dectection, the eq, a lil bit anc i would say was useful and some tools other than that just gimmic not much difference ANC[7/10]: I know the highlights of these are 53db Anc but the thing is it doesn't or can't filter out human,animals,fan noises to that extent if you think that it will just make me separate from surroundings no , ANC can't do that not on this nor on any no matter the cost(Except headphones) so for basic work it works, I was in impression that it would do something magical but no it doesn't Weight: Average not much heavy nor too light ok ok Dynamic audio : if adjusted right yeah it kind of do the job for that bumpy music Call Quality: Many videos on youtube i found that they were saying audio quality is not that much good, but for me it was above ok not the best but yeah cancels out most of noise for the receiver Battery: Can't comment on that much cauz day 1 so i will update So overall I would say for the price they are good the build, features, weight, functions, anc also if anyone's tight on budget and confused between air 7 and air 7 pro then no doubt go for air 7, that pro in air 7 pro isn't that worth 5k