Realme Launches Watch 5 and Buds Clip: Full Details on Embedded Tech in Both Connected Devices

Realme's Expanded Ecosystem: New Watch 5 & Buds Clip - Advanced Features, Health Tracking, and Long Battery Life

Realme is expanding its ecosystem of connected devices with the launch of the Watch 5 and Buds Clip. The Watch 5 features a 1.97-inch AMOLED screen, an aluminum alloy case, and a functional titanium crown. It offers more than 300 customizable dials, and its 460 mAh battery provides up to 16 days of battery life, or up to 20 days in Smart Light mode. The battery lifespan is estimated at five years. The Watch 5 is available in Titanium Silver and Titanium Black for $69.99. The Watch 5 provides comprehensive health and activity tracking, multiple sports modes, independent GPS compatible with 5GNSS, and precise route recording without a smartphone. It also integrates NFC for payments and membership cards and allows Bluetooth HD calls and music control. An IP68 certification signifies its resistance to water and dust.

Realme's Clip-Style Buds with Long Battery Life and AI Tech Debut in India

The Realme Buds Clip offers an alternative to conventional in-ear designs with a clip-style, open-ear design. Each earbud weighs 5.3 grams and uses a clip system intended for secure fit and comfort. They feature an 11mm dual-magnet speaker with Realme's NextBass algorithm, promising powerful sound up to 85dB, enhanced bass, and immersive 3D spatial rendering. The Buds Clip also includes AI noise reduction for clear calls, even in noisy environments, and can connect to two devices simultaneously. The battery provides up to 36 hours of use with the charging case, or 7 hours on a single charge. Certified IP55 for water and dust resistance, the Buds Clip comes in Titanium Gold and Titanium Black for $89.99. The Realme Buds Clip is set to debut in India alongside the Realme P4 Power at the end of January.

Expanding Realme's Connected Devices Lineup with Latest Releases and Competitor Announcements

Beyond Realme's new devices, other recent tech announcements include the availability of Xiaomi's Mijia Smart Audio Glasses in the Philippines, the official launch of OPPO's A6c and iQOO's Z11 Turbo, and the Philippines' decision to suspend Grok due to child pornography concerns. Free WiFi is now available at 17 EDSA Busway stations. Motorola's Edge 60 Fusion starts at Rs. 19,999, and the Moto G96 5G starts at Rs. 16,999. Lenovo is releasing the Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition and the Yoga Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition (2025). Key features of the Honor Magic 8 Pro Air have been revealed, and the Lava Blaze Duo 3 is set to launch in India soon. Recent gameplay footage from Resident Evil Showcase features Leon. Google has released several open-source translation models following the release of ChatGPT Translate. Realme continues to expand its offerings in the connected device market with these new releases.

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