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The Dizo Watch D Plus is an affordable new smartwatch from the Realme Techlife-owned brand. 

Dizo Watch D Plus launched in India

The Dizo Watch D Plus is an affordable new smartwatch from the Realme Techlife-owned brand.&nbsp;

The Dizo Watch D Plus has been launched in India. It features a large display, an aluminium frame, and an economical price of ₹1,999.
The Dizo Watch D Plus has a 1.85-inch LCD display with a 17 percent larger display area compared to previous Watch D devices in Dizo's lineup. There is a single circular button on the edge of the top glass, which is curved on all four sides.
The battery's 300mAh capacity should allow for 14 days of normal use on a single charge, and it would only take two hours to recharge the battery from 0 to 100 percent.
The Watch D Plus includes all of the same features as the Watch D and Watch D Talk, including tracking of over 100 sports, blood oxygen measurement (SpO2), a heart rate sensor, sleep detection, Bluetooth controls for music and camera, alerts, and basic water resistance.
On November 15, Flipkart will begin selling the Dizo Watch D Plus in India in three colours: classic black, silver grey, and deep blue.
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Is the Dizo Watch R Talk a good choice for those looking for a fashionable smartwatch with a bright display and a long battery life? Find out in our review!

Dizo Watch R Talk review: Stylish and affordable

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Is the Dizo Watch R Talk a good choice for those looking for a fashionable smartwatch with a bright display and a long battery life? Find out in our review!

The Dizo Watch R talk is the most expensive smartwatch that the first brand under Realme Techlife sells in India. &nbsp; &nbsp; It offers a nice design and high-end features like Bluetooth calling for just ₹5,000. So, should you put it on your shopping list? &nbsp; Design &amp; Display &nbsp; Dizo has pretty much nailed the aesthetic part of this smartwatch. It sports a well-finished metallic frame and has a nice heft to it. The Watch R Talk has two buttons on the right side, both of which are quite tactile.&nbsp; &nbsp; The silicon strap is of good quality and is very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, like when working out or sleeping. &nbsp; The Watch R Talk also has some kind of water resistance, but the Dizo website does not specify what kind. &nbsp; The circular display of the watch does have a chunky bezel around it, but the 1.3-inch AMOLED unit hides it pretty well. The display itself is of good quality for the price, and it produces deep blacks, which gives the overall UI of the watch quite an upmarket feel. &nbsp; The outdoor legibility is also quite good, thanks to 500 nits of peak brightness. The Watch R Talk also has an always-on display, which is a great feature to have on a smartwatch. &nbsp; However, there is no ambient light sensor, and manually adjusting the brightness can get quite annoying at times.&nbsp; &nbsp; Companion App &nbsp; Dizo has a dedicated companion app for its products that&rsquo;s available on both Android and iOS. It has a fairly straightforward interface, which gives you additional details on your tracked activities or allows you to load additional watch faces.&nbsp; &nbsp; I do feel that instead of launching a separate app for Dizo, Realme could have continued to pair Dizo products with its Realme Link app because it is more intuitive and shows more comprehensive data as well.&nbsp; &nbsp; Software &nbsp; Since it is an inexpensive smartwatch, the Watch R Talk runs on Dizo&rsquo;s proprietary UI instead of Wear OS. Therefore, you cannot download additional apps here. The two buttons on the right side of the watch help with navigation. The UI is fairly simple to operate and quite smooth as well.&nbsp; &nbsp; However, the software optimization leaves a lot to be desired, because I did get a buggy experience from time to time&nbsp; &nbsp; For instance, the watch often does not automatically connect to the app. Then, the always-on display has the tendency to randomly disappear. Also, the alarm did not go off one fine morning.&nbsp; &nbsp; I'm hoping these issues will be resolved with a future software update.&nbsp; &nbsp; Health &amp; Fitness Tracking &nbsp; The Watch R Talk has over 110 sports modes, but you can only load 13 of them at a time. Other modes remain in the companion app. &nbsp; I mostly used this watch to track my cardio and strength training at the gym. &nbsp; &nbsp; After an intense session of indoor cycling, the watch indicated that I had burned only 22 calories. It's safe to say that sports tracking isn&rsquo;t really this watch&rsquo;s strength.&nbsp; &nbsp; I also used the watch&rsquo;s sleep tracking feature for a couple of nights. The app only gives you a very basic distribution of your various sleep cycles. For comparison, the Realme Link app offers a much more detailed analysis in this area. &nbsp; Other health features like heart rate tracking, blood oxygen monitoring, and menstrual cycle tracking are also available on this watch.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bluetooth Calling &nbsp; The reason why this is Watch R Talk is because, well, you can talk through it. The watch has a built-in mic and speaker, which allows it to make and receive calls. Now, this isn't something you'll use all the time, but it will come in handy occasionally.&nbsp; &nbsp; The max volume of the speaker during a call should have been louder because it is difficult to hear outdoors. On the flip side, the mic&rsquo;s audio performance is very good. &nbsp; Battery Life &nbsp; The Watch R Talk&rsquo;s claimed battery life is 10 days without calling and 5 days with it. However, realistically, with mixed usage and always on display activated, you can expect anywhere between 4-6 days on a single charge. &nbsp; The watch comes with a magnetic charging connector, which can fully recharge it in around 2 hours.&nbsp; &nbsp; Verdict &nbsp; The Dizo Watch R Talk is a good option for those looking for a stylish smartwatch with a great display and good battery life. &nbsp; However, the Realme Watch 3 Pro is available for the same price and not only does it provide a more polished software experience, but it also includes built-in GPS, which this Dizo Watch lacks. &nbsp; So, make sure you have your priorities set before making a decision.
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With its stylish look and health tracking features, is the Dizo Watch R the best smartwatch under ₹4,000? Find out in our review.

Dizo Watch R review: best smartwatch under ₹4,000?

The Dizo Watch R offers a stylish look with an AMOLED display and metal frame, and all the health tracking features you could expect. Is this the best smartwatch you can buy under ₹4,000? Watch our review to find out.

The Dizo Watch R offers a stylish look with an AMOLED display and metal frame, and all the health tracking features you could expect. Is this the best smartwatch you can buy under ₹4,000? Watch our review to find out.

The Dizo Watch R offers a stylish look and health tracking features. The Dizo Watch R display is a 360x360 1.3-inch AMOLED, with 550 nits peak brightness. Dizo Watch R dial is quite large at 45mm. The Dizo Watch R battery is 280mAh, which Dizo claims can last for up to 12 days. The Dizo Watch R also gets AOD, and can pair with the Dizo app for health tracking. The Dizo Watch R price in India is set at ₹3,999. Is this the best smartwatch for this price you can buy? Watch our review to find out.
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Do the DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds provide a great ANC experience for the price of ₹2,299? Find out in our DIZO GoPods Neo review.

DIZO GoPods Neo review: ANC under ₹2,300!

DIZO GoPods Neo review: ANC under ₹2,300!
The DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds are packed with features, like ANC and Transparency mode. DIZO GoPods Neo specs include IPX5 water resistance, 40mAh of battery in the buds and 400mAh of battery in the case. Do they provide a great ANC experience for the DIZO GoPods Neo price of ₹2,299? Find out in our DIZO GoPods Neo review.

Do the&nbsp;DIZO GoPods Neo&nbsp;TWS earbuds provide a great ANC experience for the&nbsp;price of ₹2,299? Find out in our DIZO GoPods Neo review.

The DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds are packed with features, like ANC and Transparency mode. DIZO GoPods Neo specs include IPX5 water resistance, 40mAh of battery in the buds and 400mAh of battery in the case. Do they provide a great ANC experience for the DIZO GoPods Neo price of ₹2,299? Find out in our DIZO GoPods Neo review.

We review the DIZO Watch Pro affordable wearable priced at ₹4,499, that comes with 24/7 heart rate tracking SpO2 monitor, in-built GPS, and much more.

DIZO Watch Pro Review: best wearable for fitness tracking under ₹5,000?

The DIZO Watch Pro wearable offers a lot of features at its affordable price point of ₹4,499, like 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO2 monitor and in-built GPS. But is it worth the money? Find out in this editorji review.

DIZO Watch Pro has been launched in India.
DIZO Watch Pro specs include a 1.75-inch colour touch screen, and IP68 water resistance rating. DIZO Watch Pro features include 24/7 heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitor, in-built GPS, 90 sports modes and a claimed 14-day battery life with a 315mAh unit.
DIZO Watch Pro price in India is set at ₹4,499, so is it worth the money? To know about its performance, and more - watch our DIZO Watch Pro review on editorji.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">The DIZO Watch Pro wearable offers a lot of features at its affordable price point of ₹4,499, like 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO2 monitor and in-built GPS. But is it worth the money? Find out in this editorji review.</div>

DIZO Watch Pro has been launched in India.
DIZO&nbsp;Watch Pro Specifications:
DIZO Watch Pro specs include a 1.75-inch colour touch screen, and IP68 water resistance rating. DIZO Watch Pro features include 24/7 heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitor, in-built GPS, 90 sports modes and a claimed 14-day battery life with a 315mAh unit.
DIZO&nbsp;Watch Pro Price in India:
DIZO Watch Pro price in India is set at ₹4,499, so is it worth the money? To know about its performance, and more - watch our DIZO Watch Pro review on editorji.
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On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review the DIZO Watch Pro wearable, the DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds, and the Saregama Carvaan Musicbar.

The EJ Tech Show: DIZO Watch Pro, DIZO GoPods Neo, Saregama Carvaan Musicbar reviewed!

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review new affordable wearables from DIZO, the DIZO Watch Pro and the DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds. Also on the show, we've got our review of the value-for-money Saregama Carvaan Musicbar!

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review new affordable wearables from DIZO, the DIZO Watch Pro and the DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds. Also on the show, we've got our review of the value-for-money Saregama Carvaan Musicbar!

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review new affordable wearables from DIZO, the DIZO Watch Pro and the DIZO GoPods Neo TWS earbuds. Also on the show, we've got our review of the value-for-money Saregama Carvaan Musicbar!</div>

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DIZO Buds Z true wireless earbuds have been revealed, with a launch date set for September 23.

DIZO Buds Z revealed, launch date set for September 23

DIZO Buds Z true wireless earbuds have been revealed, with a launch date set for September 23.
The firm has set up a product page on its official website, showing off the design and the features.
The DIZO Buds Z flaunt an in-ear design with stems, and come in three colour options--Onyx, Leaf and Pearl.
They feature 10mm Dynamic drivers in each earbud, 88ms low latency and touch controls.
Moreover, the Buds Z come with Bluetooth 5.0, IPX4 water resistance and USB-C charging.
DIZO Buds Z price will be announced on September 23, and will be sold in India via Flipkart and select retail stores.

DIZO Buds Z true wireless earbuds have been revealed, with a launch date set for September 23.

DIZO Buds Z true wireless earbuds have been revealed, with a launch date set for September 23.
The firm has set up a product page on its official website, showing off the design and the features.
The DIZO Buds Z flaunt an in-ear design with stems, and come in three colour options--Onyx, Leaf and Pearl.
They feature 10mm Dynamic drivers in each earbud, 88ms low latency and touch controls.
Moreover, the Buds Z come with Bluetooth 5.0, IPX4 water resistance and USB-C charging.
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DIZO Buds Z price will be announced on September 23, and will be sold in India via Flipkart and select retail stores.

DIZO Watch has been launched in India priced at just ₹2,999. With 24/7 heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitor, sleep tracking and much more, is it worth it?

DIZO Watch Review: best smartwatch on a budget?

DIZO Watch has been launched in India and comes with loads of features at just ₹2,999. With 24/7 heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitor, sleep tracking and much more, is it worth it?

The DIZO Watch is a new wearable from Realme's sub-brand DIZO, priced at just ₹2,999.
We've previously reviewed the DIZO GoPods D true wireless earbuds, which provided good sound quality and excellent call quality at a very affordable price point.
Anyway, DIZO's main aim is to offer value for money, and with this wearable it's more of the same, so let's see if the performance matches the price.
Design: Now the design of the DIZO Watch is quite similar to the Realme Watch 2, in fact it's almost exactly the same. It sports a rectangular frame with a body that's made of plastic which doesn't make it super sturdy but does make it quite lightweight on the wrist at just 38g.
The DIZO Watch looks pretty simple in this Carbon Grey colour we received, and I like the fact that it doesn't attract too much attention.
The strap is made of smooth and flexible rubber, but the clasp is made of hard plastic, that does dig into the wrist if you spend a lot of time resting your hands on a desk for things like typing or writing.
However, unlike the Realme Watch 2 and Watch 2 Pro, there's no Dare To Leap branding on the strap of the DIZO Watch, which I do think makes it look a bit nicer.
The watch frame isn't too large or bulky, only slightly more than my Apple Watch Series 3. However, it is still a good 12 grams heavier than the Apple Watch, so you do tend to feel its presence on your wrist a little more, especially if you're wearing it to bed for sleep tracking.
While exercising and using the available sports modes, both the watch and strap were comfortable enough to wear, and the IP68 rating means you can put in an intense workout without worrying.
Display: The DIZO Watch gets a 1.4-inch panel with a 320 x 320-pixel resolution.
The bezels are really large, especially on the top and bottom, and it does end up revealing the price point of this wearable.
The screen is bright enough though and I used it at level 3 during my time with it.
Like the Realme Watch 2 series, the screen refresh rate is 30 fps, so scrolling through the interface is a smooth experience.
Features: The DIZO Watch gets a whole lot of features, offering a fair bit of functionality for such an affordable wearable.
There's 24/7 heart rate tracking that checks your heart rate at intervals of at least 5 minutes, and there's an SpO2 monitor as well. A feature I quite liked was that you can set the DIZO Watch to alert you if your heart rate drops below or shoots above a certain threshold.
In my experience, the heart-rate tracking was quite accurate when compared with an Apple Watch, and so was the SpO2 monitor, but I would still recommend using a pulse oximeter because they're likely to be more accurate and consistent.
The DIZO Watch also gets 90 sports modes, and they cover a wide variety of exercises. In my usage, the calorie tracking was accurate enough, although the heart-rate tracking was slightly slow to respond to changes in my heart rate.
Apart from all for this, the DIZO Watch also tracks steps, sleep, provides sedentary and hydration reminders, all of which is good to see at such an affordable price point.
Interface &amp; Apps: The DIZO Watch runs on a proprietary operating system, which means apps and watch faces are limited to whatever comes pre-loaded on the device.
There are a fair number of useful apps though, and include one to check your overall daily activity, a weather app, timer, stopwatch and more.
There's also an app for guided breathing, one to find your smartphone, and one to use as a shutter button for taking pictures with the connected device.
There's no microphone on the DIZO Watch to take calls with, but you can use it to reject calls, which is quite a handy feature.
It's also worth noting that there are a whole lot of watch faces available, including some with live effects.
Performance: The DIZO Watch is surprisingly quite responsive, and the interface responds quickly enough, as does the raise-to-wake feature.
There's Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, and throughout my usage, I received a stable connection with the paired smartphone.
Sleep tracking with the DIZO Watch was not the most accurate. I noticed that in at least a couple of sessions it recorded more sleep than I actually got, simply because I was lying in bed.
Sleep tracking aside, the overall user experience is mostly smooth and enjoyable to use on a day-to-day basis.
realme Link App: Since DIZO is a spin-off of realme, you can use the realme Link App to sync all the data collected by the DIZO Watch and view it on your smartphone.
The app is fairly easy to use, everything is in the right place, but I like I had said about the Realme Watch 2 Pro as well, I would have liked to see more information when it came to things like sleep analysis.
The app is also required for updating the device and is available on both iOS and Android.
Battery Life: The DIZO Watch houses a 315mAh battery, and it claims to last up to 12 days.
In my 4+ days of using it, I didn't need to go near the charger even once, and in that time, the device barely lost more than 55% of its battery.
Like with the Realme Watch 2 series, the battery life is one of the most impressive aspects of the DIZO Watch.
Verdict: The DIZO Watch is a solid choice for someone that wants to cash in on the current wearable trend, without breaking the bank. If what you're looking for is basic fitness tracking, and a long battery life, the DIZO Watch can be yours for an introductory price of just ₹2,999.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">DIZO Watch has been launched in India and comes with loads of features at just ₹2,999. With 24/7 heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitor, sleep tracking and much more, is it worth it?</div>

The DIZO Watch is a new wearable from Realme's sub-brand DIZO, priced at just ₹2,999.
We've previously reviewed the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/dizo-gopods-d-review-tws-earbuds-priced-at-1-399-1625835674875" target="_blank">DIZO GoPods D</a> true wireless earbuds, which provided good sound quality and excellent call quality at a very affordable price point.
Anyway, DIZO's main aim is to offer value for money, and with this wearable it's more of the same, so let's see if the performance matches the price.
Design: Now the design of the DIZO Watch is quite similar to the Realme Watch 2, in fact it's almost exactly the same. It sports a rectangular frame with a body that's made of plastic which doesn't make it super sturdy but does make it quite lightweight on the wrist at just 38g.
The DIZO Watch looks pretty simple in this Carbon Grey colour we received, and I like the fact that it doesn't attract too much attention.
The strap is made of smooth and flexible rubber, but the clasp is made of hard plastic, that does dig into the wrist if you spend a lot of time resting your hands on a desk for things like typing or writing.
However, unlike the Realme Watch 2 and Watch 2 Pro, there's no Dare To Leap branding on the strap of the DIZO Watch, which I do think makes it look a bit nicer.
The watch frame isn't too large or bulky, only slightly more than my Apple Watch Series 3. However, it is still a good 12 grams heavier than the Apple Watch, so you do tend to feel its presence on your wrist a little more, especially if you're wearing it to bed for sleep tracking.
While exercising and using the available sports modes, both the watch and strap were comfortable enough to wear, and the IP68 rating means you can put in an intense workout without worrying.
Display: The DIZO Watch gets a 1.4-inch panel with a 320 x 320-pixel resolution.
The bezels are really large, especially on the top and bottom, and it does end up revealing the price point of this wearable.
The screen is bright enough though and I used it at level 3 during my time with it.
Like the Realme Watch 2 series, the screen refresh rate is 30 fps, so scrolling through the interface is a smooth experience.
Features: The DIZO Watch gets a whole lot of features, offering a fair bit of functionality for such an affordable wearable.
There's 24/7 heart rate tracking that checks your heart rate at intervals of at least 5 minutes, and there's an SpO2 monitor as well. A feature I quite liked was that you can set the DIZO Watch to alert you if your heart rate drops below or shoots above a certain threshold.
In my experience, the heart-rate tracking was quite accurate when compared with an Apple Watch, and so was the SpO2 monitor, but I would still recommend using a pulse oximeter because they're likely to be more accurate and consistent.
The DIZO Watch also gets 90 sports modes, and they cover a wide variety of exercises. In my usage, the calorie tracking was accurate enough, although the heart-rate tracking was slightly slow to respond to changes in my heart rate.
Apart from all for this, the DIZO Watch also tracks steps, sleep, provides sedentary and hydration reminders, all of which is good to see at such an affordable price point.
Interface &amp; Apps: The DIZO Watch runs on a proprietary operating system, which means apps and watch faces are limited to whatever comes pre-loaded on the device.
There are a fair number of useful apps though, and include one to check your overall daily activity, a weather app, timer, stopwatch and more.
There's also an app for guided breathing, one to find your smartphone, and one to use as a shutter button for taking pictures with the connected device.
There's no microphone on the DIZO Watch to take calls with, but you can use it to reject calls, which is quite a handy feature.
It's also worth noting that there are a whole lot of watch faces available, including some with live effects.
Performance: The DIZO Watch is surprisingly quite responsive, and the interface responds quickly enough, as does the raise-to-wake feature.
There's Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, and throughout my usage, I received a stable connection with the paired smartphone.
Sleep tracking with the DIZO Watch was not the most accurate. I noticed that in at least a couple of sessions it recorded more sleep than I actually got, simply because I was lying in bed.
Sleep tracking aside, the overall user experience is mostly smooth and enjoyable to use on a day-to-day basis.
realme Link App: Since DIZO is a spin-off of realme, you can use the realme Link App to sync all the data collected by the DIZO Watch and view it on your smartphone.
The app is fairly easy to use, everything is in the right place, but I like I had said about the Realme Watch 2 Pro as well, I would have liked to see more information when it came to things like sleep analysis.
The app is also required for updating the device and is available on both iOS and Android.
Battery Life: The DIZO Watch houses a 315mAh battery, and it claims to last up to 12 days.
In my 4+ days of using it, I didn't need to go near the charger even once, and in that time, the device barely lost more than 55% of its battery.
Like with the Realme Watch 2 series, the battery life is one of the most impressive aspects of the DIZO Watch.
Verdict: The DIZO Watch is a solid choice for someone that wants to cash in on the current wearable trend, without breaking the bank. If what you're looking for is basic fitness tracking, and a long battery life, the DIZO Watch can be yours for an introductory price of just ₹2,999.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review the ASUS Chromebook C423, the DIZO Watch smart wearable, and the Sony SRS XP-500 party speaker.

The EJ Tech Show: ASUS Chromebook C423, DIZO Watch, Sony XP-500--reviewed!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we have for you three big reviews. First up, there's the ASUS Chromebook 14 C423, an affordable device that promises to offer the laptop experience without breaking the bank. Then, there's the DIZO Watch, one of the most affordable smart wearables available out there right now at just ₹2,999. Finally, there's the Sony SRS XP-500 party speaker, which stands tall and shouts loud--is this what you need to get a party started in a pandemic?

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review the ASUS Chromebook C423, the DIZO Watch smart wearable, and the Sony SRS XP-500 party speaker.</div>

On this episode of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">the EJ Tech Show</a>, we have for you three big reviews. First up, there's the ASUS Chromebook 14 C423, an affordable device that promises to offer the laptop experience without breaking the bank.
Then, there's the DIZO Watch, one of the most affordable smart wearables available out there right now at just ₹2,999.
Finally, there's the Sony SRS XP-500 party speaker, which stands tall and shouts loud--is this what you need to get a party started in a pandemic?
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Realme has launched the Dizo GoPods D TWS earbuds in India, with 10mm drivers and IPX4 water resistance.

Realme’s Dizo GoPods D TWS Earbuds launched in India; Check price and more

Realme’s Dizo GoPods D TWS Earbuds launched in India

Realme&rsquo;s Dizo GoPods D TWS Earbuds launched in India
Realme has launched the Dizo GoPods D TWS earbuds in India. The earbuds are powered by 10mm dynamic drivers, and offer a 110ms low-latency mode for gaming, and environmental noise cancellation during calls. They are also IPX4 rated for water resistance. Realme claims a battery life of 20 hours with the case, and up to 5 hours with the earbuds on a single charge. The Dizo GoPods D are priced at ₹1,599, but are available for a special price of ₹1,399 for the first sale.
Realme&rsquo;s Dizo GoPods D TWS earbuds launched in India 10mm dynamic drivers, 110ms low-latency mode Environmental noise cancellation, IPX4 water resistance Claimed 20 hours of battery life with charging case Available at special price of ₹1,399 during first sale

Realme has launched the Dizo GoPods D TWS earbuds in India, with 10mm drivers and IPX4 water resistance.

Realme has launched the Dizo GoPods D TWS earbuds in India.
The earbuds are powered by 10mm dynamic drivers, and offer a 110ms low-latency mode for gaming, and environmental noise cancellation during calls.
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://editorji.com/story/dizo-gopods-d-review-tws-earbuds-priced-at-1-399-1625835674875" target="_blank">DIZO GoPods D Review: TWS Earbuds priced at ₹1,399</a>
They are also IPX4 rated for water resistance. Realme claims a battery life of 20 hours with the case, and up to 5 hours with the earbuds on a single charge.
The Dizo GoPods D are priced at ₹1,599, but are available for a special price of ₹1,399 for the first sale.

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