The realme Buds T110 is an entry-level pair of truly wireless earbuds built around a 10mm dynamic bass driver, AI ENC (environmental noise cancellation) for calls, Bluetooth 5.4 and a claimed 38 hours of total playback with the case. If you want a dependable first pair of TWS earbuds for music, calls and casual mobile gaming, and you do not need active noise cancellation, it is a sensible choice. If you need outside noise blocked on a loud commute, look at an ANC model instead.
realme launched the Buds T110 in India in April 2024 in Country Green, Punk Black and Jazz Blue. The Amazon.in link in this article opens the Punk Black listing (checked on 17 October 2026, in stock).
A note on how this article was written: this is not a hands-on review. It is based on realme’s official product information, retailer spec sheets and published coverage, all checked on 17 October 2026. Real-world impressions are credited to the publication they came from.
Quick verdict
- Best for: students, first-time TWS buyers and Android users who want long battery life, clear call pickup and a gaming mode on a tight budget
- Skip if: you need active noise cancellation, wireless charging, LDAC or other hi-res codecs, or a gaming mode on an iPhone
- Key strengths: 38-hour total playback claim, 10-minute fast charge for about 2 hours of music, Bluetooth 5.4, IPX5 splash resistance, Google Fast Pair and realme Link app support
- Key limitations: no ANC, the 88ms game mode does not work on iOS, the AAC codec is the best you get, and the 12-month warranty listed by retailers is carry-in
realme Buds T110 key specifications
Specs below come from realme’s India product page, Croma’s spec sheet for model RMA2306 and FoneArena’s launch report. Unverified items were left out.
| Specification | realme Buds T110 (Punk Black, model RMA2306) |
|---|---|
| Type | In-ear truly wireless earbuds with charging case |
| Driver | 10mm dynamic bass driver with composite diaphragm |
| Bluetooth | 5.4 |
| Codec | AAC (as reported by FoneArena) |
| Call noise reduction | AI ENC (environmental noise cancellation) for calls |
| Active noise cancellation | Not available |
| Game mode latency | 88ms (not supported on iOS) |
| Earbud battery | 40mAh each |
| Case battery | 460mAh |
| Playback, earbuds alone | Up to 7 hours |
| Total playback with case | Up to 38 hours (Volume Enhancer off) |
| Fast charging | 10 minutes for up to 120 minutes of playback |
| Charging port | USB Type-C |
| Water resistance | IPX5 |
| Earbud weight | 4.09g each |
| Case weight | 33.68g |
| Max volume | 102dB ±2 with Volume Enhancer (97dB without) |
| EQ presets | Bright, Balanced, Bass Boost+ |
| Pairing and app | Google Fast Pair, realme Link app |
| Colours at launch | Country Green, Punk Black, Jazz Blue |
Check the current price of the realme Buds T110 (Punk Black) on Amazon.in
Design, fit and build
The Buds T110 uses an in-ear design with silicone ear tips, a two-tone finish and touch controls on each bud. FoneArena lists each earbud at 4.09g and the charging case at 33.68g. Light buds put less pressure on the ear during long calls or lectures.
The case is plastic, and Croma’s listing describes the box as containing the earbuds, the charging case, a charging cable, spare ear tips, a user manual and a warranty card. REVU Philippines, which reviewed a green unit hands-on, described the case as light and sturdy, with magnets that hold the buds in place, and said it expected most people to get a secure fit from the small, medium and large tip options. Try all three sizes before judging the bass, because a loose seal makes any earbud sound thin.
The IPX5 rating covers sweat and light rain, not swimming or showers, and it does not cover dust.
Sound: what the 10mm driver and EQ presets mean for you
The T110 uses a single 10mm dynamic driver per earbud. That is a common size in this segment, and realme tunes it as a “bass driver”, which suits Bollywood, hip-hop and EDM listeners.
Through the realme Link app, FoneArena reports three EQ presets: Bright, Balanced and Bass Boost+. REVU Philippines said the drivers delivered a surprising punch for the price, while noting that the bass-boost preset may feel overpowering for some listeners. Start with Balanced, use Bright for podcasts, and save Bass Boost+ for bass-heavy tracks.
There is also a Volume Enhancer mode that, according to FoneArena, raises the maximum output from 97dB to 102dB (±2). Use it sparingly: without ANC, it is tempting to crank the volume over traffic, which is hard on your hearing. realme’s 38-hour battery figure is measured with it switched off.
On codecs, FoneArena lists AAC. That works well with iPhones and most Android phones. There is no LDAC or LHDC, which is normal at this level.
Calls: AI ENC is not the same as ANC
AI ENC on the realme Buds T110 works on the microphones during calls. It separates your voice from traffic and chatter so the other person hears you more clearly. It does not reduce the noise you hear in your own ears.
REVU Philippines described call quality as clear in its testing and made the same point: the noise reduction is for calls, not active noise cancellation. ENC is useful for calls from a market or busy office, but if you want silence while listening to music, you need ANC.
Battery life and charging
realme claims up to 38 hours of total playback with the charging case. The Croma listing and REVU Philippines both give about 7 hours for the earbuds alone on a single charge. FoneArena lists a 40mAh battery in each bud and a 460mAh battery in the case.
Seven hours per charge covers a long workday of on-and-off listening, and the case refills the buds several times. Brand claims are measured under controlled conditions, so higher volume, Volume Enhancer and gaming mode will bring the real figure down. REVU Philippines specifically noted that the low-latency mode drains the battery faster.
According to FoneArena and Croma, a 10-minute charge gives up to 120 minutes of playback, which is enough for a commute if you forget to charge overnight. Charging is via USB Type-C, and there is no wireless charging.
Connectivity, gaming mode and app features
Bluetooth 5.4 is a recent version for budget earbuds. It generally helps connection stability and power efficiency, though range still depends on walls and interference. Google Fast Pair, mentioned in the Amazon listing title, lets a compatible Android phone show a pop-up to pair the buds when you open the case.
The gaming mode cuts latency to a claimed 88ms. That keeps footsteps and gunshots closer in sync with the screen in games like BGMI. FoneArena notes that this mode is not supported on iOS, and REVU Philippines says it works only with Android.
The realme Link app, listed on realme’s India page, lets you customise touch controls, switch EQ presets and install firmware updates. REVU Philippines found the touch controls accurate and intuitive.
Who should buy the realme Buds T110
- Android users who want a simple, light pair of TWS earbuds with a good battery claim and a gaming mode
- Students and office workers who take frequent calls and want clearer voice pickup in noisy places
- First-time TWS buyers who value Google Fast Pair, an app and USB-C charging over premium extras
- Anyone who often forgets to charge, since 10 minutes of charging is rated for up to 2 hours of playback
Who should skip it
- Daily commuters on loud routes who need ANC to block engine and traffic noise
- iPhone users who mainly want the low-latency gaming mode, since it is not supported on iOS
- Listeners who want hi-res codecs such as LDAC
- Buyers who want dust resistance (IP5x) or wireless charging
Alternatives worth comparing
Figures below are from official pages or launch reports.
realme Buds T310 (the step-up with ANC)
The realme Buds T310 adds what the T110 is missing most: up to 46dB hybrid active noise cancellation, a larger 12.4mm dynamic bass driver and a 360-degree spatial audio effect. FoneArena’s launch report lists Bluetooth 5.4, up to 40 hours of total playback with ANC off, IP55 dust and water resistance and a game mode rated at up to 45ms latency. Read our realme Buds T310 review for a full breakdown.
OnePlus Nord Buds 3
The OnePlus Nord Buds 3 also brings ANC, rated by OnePlus at up to 32dB, plus a 12.4mm driver, Bluetooth 5.4, IP55 resistance and Google Fast Pair support. OnePlus quotes up to 43 hours of playback with the case with ANC off (28 hours with ANC on) and 94ms latency. See our OnePlus Nord Buds 3 review.
What to check before you order
- Colour and variant: the Amazon link here opens the Punk Black listing. Confirm the colour on the product page before ordering
- Seller: check who sells and ships the item and prefer a well-rated seller
- Warranty: Croma’s listing shows a 12-month carry-in warranty covering manufacturing defects. Confirm the warranty terms shown on the Amazon listing and keep your invoice for service at a realme service centre
- Box contents: retailer listings mention the earbuds, case, a charging cable and spare ear tips. No wall charger is listed
- Phone compatibility: the earbuds work with any Bluetooth phone, but Google Fast Pair and the 88ms game mode are Android features
- Return policy: in-ear fit varies, so check the return or replacement window on the listing
See the realme Buds T110 in Punk Black on Amazon.in
Frequently asked questions
Does the realme Buds T110 have active noise cancellation?
No. The realme Buds T110 has AI ENC, which reduces background noise picked up by the microphones during calls. It does not cancel the noise you hear while listening.
What is the battery life of the realme Buds T110?
realme claims up to 38 hours of total playback with the charging case (Volume Enhancer off), and retailer listings give about 7 hours from the earbuds alone. A 10-minute charge is rated for up to 120 minutes of playback.
Does the realme Buds T110 work with iPhone?
Yes, it pairs with iPhones over standard Bluetooth and supports the AAC codec. However, FoneArena reports that the 88ms low-latency gaming mode is not supported on iOS, and Google Fast Pair is an Android feature.
Is the realme Buds T110 waterproof?
It is rated IPX5, which means splash and sweat resistant, not waterproof.
Which Bluetooth version does the realme Buds T110 use?
The realme Buds T110 uses Bluetooth 5.4, according to the Croma spec sheet, FoneArena’s launch report and REVU Philippines.
What is the difference between the realme Buds T110 and Buds T310?
The T310 is the step-up model. It adds up to 46dB hybrid ANC, a larger 12.4mm driver, 360-degree spatial audio, IP55 dust and water resistance and a game mode rated at up to 45ms. The T110 has a 10mm driver, AI ENC for calls only, IPX5 and an 88ms game mode.
Final thoughts
The realme Buds T110 does the basics well on paper: a light design, a 10mm bass driver with simple EQ presets, AI ENC for calls, Bluetooth 5.4, Google Fast Pair, IPX5 and a strong 38-hour total battery claim with useful fast charging. The trade-offs are no ANC and no gaming mode on iPhone. If those do not bother you, it is an easy everyday pair.
Check the current price of the realme Buds T110 on Amazon.in
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Sources
- realme India: realme Buds T110 product page (driver, AI ENC, 38-hour playback, 88ms latency, IPX5, realme Link app, checked 17 October 2026)
- Croma: realme Buds T110 RMA2306 Punk Black specifications (Bluetooth 5.4, 7-hour bud playback, 460mAh case, fast charge, USB-C, warranty, box contents)
- FoneArena: realme Buds T110 India launch report (15 April 2024)
- REVU Philippines: realme Buds T110 review (27 June 2024)
- GSMArena: realme Buds T110 India launch date news
- FoneArena: realme Buds T310 India launch report
- OnePlus India: OnePlus Nord Buds 3 product page
