Realme Buds T100 Price in Nepal, Specifications, Availability

These earbuds first arrived in Nepal back in December 2023.

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After years of hiatus in the accessory space, Realme Nepal has launched a bunch of TWS earbuds in Nepal. Including the Buds T100, which actually made its debut back in the country way back in December 2023. So without further ado, let's get into the specs, features, and official price of the Realme Buds T100 in Nepal.

Key Highlights

10mm titanium-plated dynamic drivers with AI ENC deliver balanced sound, rich bass, and clearer voice calls.
Up to 28 hours of total battery life with the charging case, plus Bluetooth 5.3 and Google Fast Pair support.
IPX5 water resistance, 88ms low-latency gaming mode, and Realme Link app support for customizable audio settings.

Realme Buds T100 Overview:

Design and Build

As for the build, the Realme Buds T100 sports a plastic body with a dual-tone design for the charging case. This flat-stem TWS weighs 4 grams for each bud and boasts a VDI spark finish and A2 polishing. For protection against sweat and water splashes, you get an IPX5 rating here. Realme ships this guy in one color option— Black.

Audio

Blasting the audio here are 10mm drivers with a PEEK + TPU titanium-plated composite diaphragm. Realme claims a balanced audio experience with rich and powerful bass, complemented by clear middle and high frequencies. To cancel background noise, you do get AI ENC support here, while its T300 sibling gets ANC. While its low latency mode can cut the audio delay by up to 88ms.

Battery and Others

The Realme Buds T100 is backed by a 40mAh battery in each bud, while the case gets a 400mAh cell. You can get up to 6 hours of music playback with the TWS and up to 28 hours with the charging case. In terms of connectivity, the Buds support Bluetooth 5.3 and Google Fast Pair. Likewise, it can be coupled with the “Realme Link” on both iOS and Android platforms for additional customizations like choosing from different audio profiles, using the Volume Enhancer function for some extra loudness, and more.