Realme Buds T110: New, completely wireless headphones with ENC support launch at a low price

The manufacturer Realme is probably best known for its smartphones, but unsurprisingly, it also offers corresponding accessories. With the Buds T110, the company now has new, completely wireless headphones in its range.

These are classic in-ear headphones, which already offer a certain degree of passive noise cancellation. There is no ANC during playback, but disruptive background noise during phone calls should be reduced, meaning that the other party should be spared wind noise, for example.

There are 10-millimeter drivers installed, which is quite standard for in-ear headphones. Sound is transmitted via Bluetooth 5.4, and AAC is supported. The headphones support a special mode, which reduces latency to just 88 milliseconds - that's particularly relevant for video games. However, other models, even inexpensive ones, offer even lower latency. The low latency isn't supported on iOS devices.

The maximum volume is specified at 102 dB, which is no longer quite healthy, and various equalizers are available to accentuate the playback of bass, for example. An app is available and allows, among other things, the configuration of the headphones' touch sensors, which can be used to control playback.

According to the manufacturer, the battery life is said to be up to 38 hours, although this figure is usually achieved with intermediate charges using the charging case. A charge of just 10 minutes should allow a further playback time of up to 120 minutes.

The IPX5 certification is advertised, so use in the rain should be possible. The regular price is the equivalent of around 17 euros - in India. There is currently no information on a global release.

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