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Realme Buds Air Neo to launch along side Realme TV and smartwatch on 25 May
The Realme Buds Air Neo will be launched in green, red and white colour options.

Realme is all set to host a launch event in India on 25 May. The company has confirmed that it will unveil its first smart TV and a smartwatch at the event. In addition to these two products, Realme India CEO has now announced that the company will also launch its true wireless earbuds called Realme Buds Air Neo on 25 May.As per a tweet by Madhav Sheth, the earbuds will come in three colour options that include green, red and white. These earbuds are expected to be the successor of Realme Buds Air that debuted last year at a starting price of Rs 3,999.[caption id="attachment_8392421" align="alignnone" width="1024"]![Realme Buds Air Neo]()

Realme Buds Air Neo[/caption]The tweet doesn't reveal much about the earbuds except for its colour and launch date.
This week, the company has also revealed that the new TV that will debut at the event has a bezel-less design and will offer Chroma Boost Picture Engine for picture processing and up to 400 nits of brightness.Realme TV will also feature a four-speaker system with an output of 24W and an assist for Dolby Audio. It will be powered by a 64-bit MediaTek processor, which comes with a Cortex A53 CPU and Mali-470 GP3 GPU.The Realme smartwatch will sport a 1.4-inch large colour touchscreen and a button on the right. As pconfirmed by the company, the body of the watch will be black in colour, and straps of the watch will be available in three colour options - blue, red, and green.The smartwatch will come with "intelligent" activity tracker that will be compatible with 14 sports modes including cricket, yoga, table tennis, basketball, football, badminton, aerobic, elliptical and spinning.First Published:May 21, 2020, 15:35:59 IST
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