Realme - Buds Air 6 Pro

realme buds air 6 pro. Using the buds with my S23+ since 4-5 months, sound quality, call and anc all are really good.

Yes they do. I Usually keep the equalizer at original for headphones via app and balanced on the phone. I'm more than happy with the sound so far

realme air buds 6 pro is a beast

i bought the Realme Buds Air 6 Pro, did a custom cut eartip mod cause the ones that came in the box were not comfortable for me personally(used kz starlines) they sound fantastic and have really good battery life, i got them for around 30ish us when you convert the currency, you should look into them they are pretty good the only downside is the case is extremely shiny, meaning you should buy a 2$ case for the case at the very least if you dont want it to scratch up

I got them on a flash sale

Just checked the receipt I had copped them for 3200 INR

It depends on your preference, i choosed realme because I don't like bassy tuning of oneplus and also realme has ldac codec vs LHDC on oneplus, LHDC is supported by limited devices, although if you got a good deal on oneplus you can EQ them by heymelody app and reduce bass it's not day and night difference between air 6 pro and op buds 3

I tried many earbuds from 50 dollars to 500 dollars i think if ypu listen to something instrumental i highly suggest you realme buds air 6 pro i couldnt believe that it beats many of the wireless earbuds on the market

Definitely yes for example melomania m100 didnt have it.Whn i went to gym realme gave very good performance however the eq app of realme is not good therefore if ypu think of making eq settimgs dont buy it still the flat eq works great if you need bass liberty4 nc is my favoirte for this category secomd is master dymaic its 400 dollars doesnt worth it so if ypu need bass i suggest you cheaper and almost best for me so far liberty 4nc but for metal or instrumental any song i suggest realme air 6 pro

Air 6 pro is far better

They are available for 3.6-3.7k in sales. So the extra 600-700 are definitely worth it

absolutely not worth the price. The case battery life is about 2 charges to the earphones, they don't have anc, the sound quality is very regular, frequently get disconnected and interference.Right now I'm struggling with pairing them since they got unsynced from each other, WF-C500 are a better option on the price range but I would go with the Realme Airbuds Pro 5 or 6 if I was you. They are unbeatable for the money they cost.

I had also bought headphones for Gym, and it is non usable. You can go with Realme air pro 6 TWS, best under 5000 [https://amzn.to/45mQZJQ](https://amzn.to/45mQZJQ) Or i'd suggest you can save some money (as it's stipend, i can relate), go with Realme T310 buds It will provide enough quality [https://amzn.to/4jL0wha](https://amzn.to/4jL0wha)

I also got realme 6 pro over oneplus buds 3 after seeing so many yt comparisons, every one said in sound quality realme 6 pro> op buds 3( oneplus is bass heavy), although both are best pair in it's price range

There is no IP rating afaik on Q20i or Lux. Headphones normally go sweaty. So tws are better. I recommend Realme Air 6 pro if you can get it under 4k.

Sure. Oppo Enco air 3 pro does produce some brilliant natural great sound while Realme is longer battery life, better anc and small things while being cheaper. Toh haan that depends on you.

The realme air 6 pro, OnePlus buds 3, or the Roseselsa Ceramics X are all solid overall options out the the bunch mentioned imo. But if your main concern is ANC the soundcore liberty 4 nc should be good just for that

Under $40 I would go for QCY Melobuds Pro or the Sony WF-C700N which is going for $39 on Ebay right now from a certified seller. I've been personally using my Realme Buds Air 6 Pro the most, which I got for only $15 on Aliexpress but I think that was probably a price error since the listing got deleted after a couple of weeks

If sound is priority then go for realme or oppo( I also have realme buds 6 air pro, they are phenomenal..the bass,music everything great except ambient/transparency mode). If you want features( like modes and routines) then only go for buds fe but buds fe sound way worse(with single speaker).

Check out [these call samples](https://youtu.be/HvjvxV55_s4) for the Redmi Buds 6 Pro and Realme Buds Air 6 Pro. The Realme is probably the clearest mic you'll get under $100. Most TWS are using mems mics, which are tiny in order to fit the shell, but have limitations. For manufacturers it's just a balancing act between noise reduction and letting your voice through, and the algorithms they use aren't really smart enough to tell the difference between your voice and other voices. Huawei are amongst the exceptions (at least with their flagship products), because they use bone conduction mics for your voice (which when combined with mems mics for noise reduction give the best results currently), but obviously that comes at extra expense.

I include sound and ANC samples in all my reviews, recorded using a binaural microphone setup, so you can actually hear the difference for yourself rather than taking people's word for it. The seal makes a huge difference when it comes to noise reduction so one person's findings might be different to someone else's purely down to the fit. Here's my review of [Earfun Air Pro 4 ](https://youtu.be/2dSnlgElEaw), the OnePlus Buds 3 and Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are compared [here](https://youtu.be/nA8SzBswW5w), and if you scroll through my page you'll find the Soundpeats option mentioned as well. IMO - there's no outstanding candidate - all have their pros and cons. For me, the likes of Redmi Buds 6 Pro, Realme Buds Air 6 Pro and OnePlus Buds 3, whilst not outstanding at anything, have a good blend of sound, call performance, ANC, transparency and price. The L4 NC has the strongest ANC but struggles on calls and the sound is too bloated for my liking. The Earfun are good other than on calls, where your voice muffles quite a bit depending on the scene.

Sound is subjective. Listen to the sound sample in [the Realme review](https://youtu.be/dVkeCDlT30I), listen to the Earfun and decide what sounds best to you. It's why I include the sound samples - who knows if we have the same taste, better to trust your own ears rather than someone else's opinion. The Earfun have very slightly stronger ANC. Again, I recorded a sample of the ANC for both - skip to the second and check each out

Realme Buds Air 7 Pro or 6 Pro. I have 5 Pro and they are really good for ~105$ (whey I bought them)

My good to go will be: Realme buds air 6 or 6pro,, mostly I use the 6 tho. Soundcore liberty 3, 4, or 4nc (latest updated firmware).

If you dont know much about audio nor what I'm talking about, then get the Oneplus buds 3 pro. I think you'd be more impressed. Its a very good earphone If you're interested in learning about audio, its intricacies & your personal preferences, I'm gonna throw you a curve ball & say get 2 types of earbuds rather than 1. Get a Moondrop Moca & a Realme air 6 pro. The Moondrop is alot more like the Nothing Ear & the Realme has a similar sound siggy as the Oneplus. Bonus is both the Moondrop & Realme combined can be had for similar money as the Oneplus. This way you get a taste of balanced tuning vs V shape tuning. Both are also good earbuds for SQ & realme is very decent for calls as well. Just a thought