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REALME Buds Air 8
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|February 2026
The Realme Buds Air 8 aim at the crowded mid-range TWS segment with everyday usability in mind.
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Price: ₹3,599
At Rs 3,599, they offer strong ANC, lively sound, long battery life, and triple-device connectivity. Not flawless, but they get the basics right—easy to recommend for daily use.
Designed for daily comfort
Co-designed with Naoto Fukasawa, the clean, matte case resists fingerprints and feels premium. It’s compact, light, and easy to carry.
The earbuds fit securely without pressure, staying comfortable for calls, travel, and workouts. IP55 rating adds durability. Design and comfort are well balanced.
Connectivity that fits modern use
This story is from the February 2026 edition of PCQuest.
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