Realme Buds Wireless 2 is the successor of Realme’s first Wireless neckband headset, which was released in 2019. It is a great update over its predecessor, as it covers all the loopholes that were found in Realme Buds.

In terms of design and build quality, the product has ticked all the boxes as it offers a comfortable feeling around the neck even while using it for long hours. Furthermore, the buds provide support for the Realme Link App, using which you can try out different features of these buds, such as active noise cancellation, gaming mode, transparency, or normal mode.

The overall sound quality is very pleasing to the ears, thanks to perfectly preserved vocals and higher-end treble notes. The product comes with a 135 mAh battery that can provide 18 hours of continuous playback with ANC enabled. Further, the device takes almost 1 hour to charge from 0 to 100. Moreover, by charging the product with the Dart Charge fast charging Technology, you can get 12 hours of playback with just 10 minutes of charging.

The Realme Buds Wireless 2 comes with active noise cancellation to cancel any kind of disturbance coming out from the surroundings and offers 22 hours of battery life with ANC disabled. Considering the pricing, the ANC did an excellent job. For protecting the neckband earphones from any kind of dust and water, the Realme product comes IPX5 resistance rating.

The Bud 2 offers some exclusive features like Game Mode, ANC, Transparency, General Modes, and SonyLDAC Hi-Res Audio. These features make this Realme product the most powerful wireless neckband in the budget segment and the top contender on our list.

The next name on our list of the best neckband under 2000 is Oppo Enco M32. The sound quality is the main reason behind choosing this neckband over others. The Oppo Enco M32 delivers the best sound quality in all genres of music. The audio output is very clean, crisp, and balanced. The mid, high, and low everything well settles in the overall tuning. I can’t be denied that Oppo M32 is one of the best-sounding neckbands in this price range.

The design and build quality of the Enco M32 are also good; it looks very stylish and premium. Talking about comfortability, the earphones are very light to use and offer a great comfort level even during prolonged use. The Oppo Enco M32 is an IPX5 water resistance to keep it safe from unintentional water and dust encounters.

The AI-Powered Noise Reduction Technology ensures you have the best calling experience through this earphone. Overall, if you are looking for wireless earphones with good sound quality and stylish design, then Oppo Enco M32 is the best choice.

If you love slightly high bass in your earphones, then Oneplus Z2 is the perfect choice for you. It’s not Basshead earphones because the bass is not that high, which is actually a good thing. The best thing is the high bass doesn’t heart other frequencies. The vocal and other mid-frequency still sound good with enough space.

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Apart from sound quality, comfort is another main reason to appreciate the Oneplus Bullets Wireless Z2. The comfort of this neckband is next level with one of the lightest builds I saw in the neckband. It has an IP55 rating, so you don’t need to worry about dust, sweat, and light rain. The battery backup is also good; it can last up to 25-26h on a single charge. Yes, it also supports fast charging.

All things considered, the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2 are an amazing pair of neckband earphones in their price range, with a comfortable design and good sound quality. It’s a good upgrade to the predecessor that offers better bass-driven audio. Yes, we all expected the ANC, app support, and Hi-Res audio support, but our wish was not completed.