Realme Buds T310 was launched in India on Tuesday along with Realme 13 Pro 5G series smartphones and Realme Watch S2. These true wireless stereo (TWS) headphones feature 12.4mm dynamic woofers and ENC microphones powered by artificial intelligence. The headphones provide up to 46 dB of hybrid noise filtering and 360-degree surround sound. Including the charging case, the earphones are said to offer up to 40 hours of playback time.
Realme Buds T310 Price, Availability in India
The Realme Buds T310 will be priced at Rs 2,499 in India and will be available on August 5 at 12:00 PM IST on Flipkart, Realme India and select offline stores. Customers will get an instant discount of Rs.300. The headphones are available in three colors: Agile White, Monet Purple and Vibrant Black.
Realme Buds T310 technical data and features
The Realme Buds T310 have 12.4 mm dynamic woofers and up to 46 dB of hybrid noise cancellation. Each earbud is equipped with three AI-powered ENC-compatible microphones that help users have clearer conversations by eliminating environmental interference. They support smart touch control and 45ms ultra-low latency mode.
This TWS headphone also supports 360-degree surround sound and dynamic sound effects. Realme Buds T310 is compatible with Realme Link app. The headphones support the connection of two devices, that is, it can be connected to two devices at the same time.
The Realme Buds T310 are reported to offer up to 40 hours of noise-canceling playback time on a single charge. In addition to the noise canceling features, the headphones are said to offer up to 26 hours of battery life. The earphones support fast charging and are said to provide 5 hours of music playback after 10 minutes of charging.
Realme Buds T310 earphones are IP55 rated, dust and splash resistant. They support Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity with SBC and AAC audio codecs.
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