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Realme launches Buds Air 3 at MWC 2022, announces Realme GT Neo 3 with 150W fast-charging coming soon

Realme’s MWC 2022 announcements included the Realme Buds Air 3, the impending launch of Realme GT Neo 3 with 150W UltraDart charging, and Realme Book Prime. The new earbuds feature 42 dB Active Noise Cancelation (ANC), 10mm Dynamic Bass Booster that’s backed by Dolby Audio quality, dual device connection support, and up to 30 hours of runtime between charges. The other major product has been the laptop but since it’s already available in the Chinese market as Realme Book Enhanced, we will skim through its specs and features. We shall get into its pricing details as well down below. And also learn a thing or two about the new fast charging tech.

Realme GT Neo 3 with 150W UltraDart fast charging: Details

This 150W ultraDart fast charging tech claims to be able to top up a battery from 0-50% in 5 minutes even though Realme hasn’t revealed the battery size we are talking about here. The rumoured specs of Realme GT Neo 3 are a 6.7-inch FHD+ 120Hz 10Bit OLED screen, 16MP selfie snapper, a 50MP (IMX766, OIS)+8MP+2MP rear camera setup, a Snapdragon 888, and a 4500mAh battery. Now, the rumours also reveal a Dimensity 8100 variant of the phone with a 5000mAh cell. However, we believe the 150W might be supported by the 4500mAh model of GT Neo 3 as just the other day, Oppo (Realme’s sister concern) also unveiled a 150W SuperVOOC with Battery Health Engine that boasts to fill a 4500mAh battery in 15 minutes. So, we came to this deduction.

In the press release, Realme goes on detailing the UltraDart Charging Architecture (UDCA) that is said to support charging between 100 and 200W speeds. The company also underlines the safety measures in place for ensuring the health of the battery and the phone bearing it:

First of all, the thrust of charge will be done in Multi Boost Charge Pumps. The temperature will be kept under 43℃ thanks to a Temperature Management Algorithm. The use of “industry-leading lithium batteries” will also apparently sustain 80% of battery capacity even at 1000+ charge cycles. Realme Buds Air 3 Specs, Features, and Price

Realme Buds Air 3 sports a 10mm dynamic bass boost driver with a liquid crystal polymer diaphragm. The audio Dolby Audio certified. Similarly, the buds are TUV Rheinland rated for ANC up to 42 dB. Other goodies in the mix are simultaneous dual device connection, IPX5 water resistance, 88ms super-low latency mode, anti-wind call noise cancellation, fast charging, and 30 hours of music playback on a single charge without ANC, but with the case. It will be available in Europe in Blue and White colours at €59.99 (~₹5,085).

Realme Book Prime Specs, Features, and Price Model Realme Book Prime Display 14-inch 2K IPS LCD, 400 nits peak brightness, 100% sRGB Software Windows 11 Processor Intel 11th gen Core i5-11320H GPU Intel Iris Xe integrated Camera 720p Keyboard 3-level backlit, 1.3mm key travel, MS precision touchpad Audio 2x Harman Stereo Speakers, 3.5mm headphone jack Connectivity WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, USB-C 3.2 Gen 2, USB-A, 3.1 Gen 1, Thunderbolt 4/USB4  Biometric Fingerprint Power button Battery 54WHr with 65W PD Charger Size 307.21x 228.96x 14.9-15.5mm Price 8+512GB: 999 euros and 16+512GB: 1099 euros

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