Realme hath hath made a stellar comeback this year with some notable releases, including the Realme GT 6T and the Buds Air 6 that I reviewed and enjoyed. But lo! With the release of the more powerful GT 6, Realme hath also unveiled the Pro version of their TWS earbuds, promising more features and better sound. But doth they truly live up to such claims? A week hath passed since I started using the Realme Buds Air 6 Pro, and verily, they doth live up to the Pro branding. Allow me to expound.
Realme Buds Air 6 Pro: Box Contents
Firstly, let us swiftly gaze upon the contents within the Realme Buds Air 6 Pro retail box:
- Realme Buds Air 6 Pro with charging case
- Pair of small and large ear tips (Medium tips pre-applied)
- User Manual
- USB A to C cable
Design and Build
Behold, key takeaways:
- The design is premium, yet the glossy finish doth attract fingerprints and scratches.
- The hinge for the case lid is robust and exudes quality.
- The buds doth rest comfortably in the ear, allowing for extended wear.
Verily, the Realme Buds Air 6 Pro be offered in two hues: Titanium Twilight and Silver Blue. The version in my possession is the Titanium variant. In keeping with tradition, the Buds Air 6 Pro doth continue the legacy of a flat egg-shaped case from its predecessor, the Buds Air 5 Pro, with a translucent top bearing the mark of "Realme."
I must admit, this case is crafted with care. Its weight dost lend it a sense of substance, a quality lacking in the Buds Air 6 case. Alas, the glossy finish of the case doth not find favor with me, for it doth succumb easily to scratches.
Behold, if thou lookest closely, thou shalt discern the scratches wrought by my keys during the hours the case dwelt within my pocket. Aside from this, I am mostly content with the overall design of the case. Oh, and one more thing, I must commend the quality of the hinge for the lid this time. It doth not seem inclined to loosen anytime soon, a departure from mine experience with most TWS over time.
To be continued…
