Realme unveils a new smartphone, smartwatch, and earbuds
A 4500mAh battery keeps the lights on and a 65W charger comes out of the box (even though the device charges at 50W). Users can go from 0% charged to 100% in just 47 minutes and need just 15 minutes to go from 0% to 50%. The device unlocks using an in-display fingerprint sensor and is offered in three colors: Infinite Blue, Infinite Black, and Punk Black. Realme UI 2.0, based on Android 11, is pre-installed.
Before we move on, we need to discuss the ugly “DARE TO LEAP” brand slogan engraved into the back panel in big block letters. We don’t know how that made it past those responsible for the design of the product, but it is cringe-worthy. And keep in mind that this phone does not support 5G connectivity.
The Realme Watch S Pro features a blood oxygen monitor and a heart rate tracker
Also introduced today was the Watch S Pro. The timepiece features a 1.39 inch always-on AMOLED display (with a 454 x 454 resolution), a dual-satellite GPS, and 5ATM water resistance up to 50 meters. It also comes with a blood oxygen monitor and one that measures your heart rate. The watch comes with these 15 sports modes pre-programmed:
- Outdoor Run
- Indoor Run
- Outdoor Walk
- Indoor Walk
- Outdoor Cycling
- Spinning
- Hiking
- Swimming
- Basketball
- Yoga
- Rowing
- Elliptical
- Cricket
- Strength Training
- Free Workout
There are 100 different watch faces and auto-brightness for the display. A native sleep monitor is included along with a drink reminder to keep you from getting dehydrated. The watch is priced in the UK at £119 (or £99 for the aforementioned early-bird special), or €129 elsewhere in Europe.
Lastly, Realme introduced today the Buds Air 2 in Closer Black and Closer White. Priced at £46.99 (£36.99 if pre-ordered no later than March 30th) or €49 in the rest of Europe, these earbuds include Active Noise Cancellation. And if you need to hear what is going on around you, long-pressing both earbuds will switch you from ANC to Transparency Mode. The Buds Air 2 delivers up to 25 hours of audio playback through the carrying case while the single playback time runs up to 5 hours. If you’re in a rush, a quick 10 minute charge will provide up to 120 minutes of use. One earbud weighs the same as four paper clips, says Realme, which works out to 4.1 grams. Three differently-sized ear tips (small, medium, and large) are included to help you find the best fit.