I find them to be of good quality overall (both in terms of sound and bass), the charging is fast as usual for Realme, and the battery life is good. For music playback, I noticed that in noise cancelling mode, it emphasizes the bass too much. When switching between noise cancellation, transparency mode, and normal mode, there is a difference in bass and dryness. So depending on preferences or the genre of music, you can change the specific mode. The Realme Link app is necessary to access all settings. What I don't like at all is that when wearing this type of headphones, I want to adjust their position in the ear. With these headphones, the mode changes with every touch. As for noise cancellation in noisy places like a main road, it is not effective, not because it doesn't work well, but because they are not closed-back headphones, so the noise passes through the ear and outside the headphones. However, at home or on the balcony, for example, it improves the sense of isolation. I only give it 2 stars because of the inconvenient mode change with touch. I find it unbearable and wouldn't have bought them if I knew. Finally, I also notice a few occasional interruptions while listening to music on the go. For this price, I could have bought much better closed-back headphones. As soon as they get a bit older, I will gladly get rid of them!

I bought the Realme Buds Air Pro about a month ago and I have to admit that it was a great value for money purchase. So, here are the positives and negatives.

Positives:
Firstly, the price is really good. They started at around 100 euros, but I bought them for 70 euros and now they cost around 50 euros. That's a significant price drop, which is definitely positive for their purchase. The build quality is excellent, both for the case and the earbuds themselves. The case has a USB-C charging port and an indicator light that shows the battery level of the earbuds' storage case. You can monitor the battery status through the Realme Link mobile app, which is very good. The app allows you to see the battery level of the case and the earbuds, as well as customize the noise cancellation, transparency, sound effects, game mode, and button settings. As soon as you open the case, it connects to the app and instantly shows the battery percentage of the case and earbuds. The earbuds fit perfectly in my ears and have a very good sound quality with nice bass. The Active Noise Cancellation is also a big positive, as it provides excellent external noise isolation. You can hear your conversation partner clearly without any issues or interruptions. You can listen to music for 5 hours before putting them back in the case to charge, and in total, you can listen to music for almost 20 hours with the case charges. It's really impressive performance. I should note that these battery life numbers are with the volume set at half. Now, let's move on to the few negatives.

Negatives:
There are two negatives. Firstly, the case lid is loose and easily closes. Also, due to the shape of the case, which cannot stand upright because it is flat and almost round, the lid cannot stay open unless you hold it continuously. Realme, why not have a case like the Xiaomi Mi Air 2S? The second negative is that the earbuds do not have an ear sensor, which means that if you don't wear the earbud in your ear when there's an incoming call, the call won't go to the earbuds, and you have to find the earbud to answer. Of course, if you have the earbud next to you, you can instantly change the call acceptance method when someone calls you, but that's not a solution.

In conclusion, I consider the Realme Buds Air Pro to be one of the most value-for-money Bluetooth earbuds out there. There are cheaper options, but they definitely don't offer even half the quality of the Realme Buds Air Pro. On the other hand, if you want perfection, there are more expensive options, even much more expensive ones. Tastes and preferences differ. But for me, these are definitely value for money!

Well, after 7 months of use, because I am generally a big fan of music no matter what I do, whether it's exercising or working, I have the following to report:

Pros:
- Clean and powerful sound
- Good noise cancellation and transparency (for their price)
- Instant response* when connecting to my phone
- Bass
- Very good battery life and fast charging for reuse
- Nice design

Cons:
- Sometimes they get stuck in the connection... meaning you put the earbuds in and many times either the right or left one doesn't play and you have to put them back in the case for simultaneous connection (hence the asterisk above)

- Fit in the ear... let's make it clear from now on, let's not fool ourselves, these earbuds are NOT FOR EXERCISE when you sweat or have a little oiliness in your ear, they come out of position, so when you try to put them back in, it's the same story all over again

- The touch surface of the earbud is simply TERRIBLE, sometimes it responds, sometimes it doesn't (in exercise, I won't even discuss it, it will drive you crazy)

- The lid of the case cannot stand upright for any reason, and as if that wasn't enough, the shape of the case where the earbuds go in, due to its smooth surface, it's a bit difficult to take them out because your hand can't reach inside enough to grab them, resulting in the lid breaking a bit (here is where we talk about the power of habit)

- The bass in my left earbud seems to be damaged, and when I activate the noise cancellation, the bass becomes even stronger and produces an annoying and irritating sound that you can't stand in any situation

In other words, they are value for money for an average user who wants something good... personally, I wouldn't buy them again, and you should keep in mind that what I mentioned, you will experience firsthand, so be aware