A few days agoDebuted with the realme 5 series, and announced that the realme XT equipped with a 6400-megapixel camera was officially unveiled in India earlier, and will be available in two colors: pearl white and pearl blue. It is expected to go on sale on September 9, and Taiwan is expected to introduce this phone as early as October.
Consistent with its previous market development strategy, realme emphasizes that its Pro series will continue to focus on flagship products designed for young people, while the X series will focus on providing a superior user experience, and the C series will continue to aim to be the most cost-effective smartphone in the market.
The realme XT, previously announced to be equipped with Samsung's ISOCELL Bright GW1 6400-megapixel sensor, is designed to provide a superior user experience. It also features a quad-lens main camera design, with a 6400-megapixel, f/1.8 aperture lens capable of capturing images with a resolution of 9216 × 6912. It is also equipped with a 119° ultra-wide-angle lens, a 4cm macro lens, and a depth-of-field lens. The video camera uses a 1600-megapixel specification. Realme even invited National Geographic Channel photographer Aaron Huey to serve as the director of photography.
In terms of hardware, the realme XT is equipped with a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED screen with Full HD+ resolution, a display-to-body ratio of 92.1%, and is equipped with Goodix 3.0 under-screen fingerprint unlocking. It uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 712 processor, paired with 4GB, 6GB or 8GB of memory, and 64GB or 128GB of storage capacity. The battery capacity is 4000mAh and supports VOOC 20 flash charging technology with a charging power of 3.0W.
The operating system uses ColorOS 9.0 version based on Android 6.0, and is equipped with Hyperboost 2.0 and Game Boost 2.0 functions. Users can reduce game execution latency by 73.7% and improve touch response time through Frame Boost and Touch Boost technologies respectively. In addition, the use of UFS 2.1 storage components speeds up data access speed and can also avoid interruptions such as incoming calls during game execution.
realme XT is expected to be available in two colors: Pearl White and Pearl Blue. It will be first available for sale in the Indian market through Flipkart and the realme website at 9 noon on September 16, with a suggested retail price starting from 12 rupees (approximately NT$15999). It will be introduced and sold in Taiwan as early as October this year, but specific details have not yet been announced.
At the same time, realme also emphasized that its mobile phones will continue to receive Android 2020 version upgrades in 10. It is expected that the realme 3 Pro, realme 5 Pro, realme X and realme XT will be the first to be upgraded in the first quarter, and the realme 3, realme 5 and realme 3i are expected to be upgraded in the second quarter. The realme 2 Pro will have to wait until the third quarter to be upgraded.
As for the current realme models launched in the market, they have all been upgraded to Android 9.0 Pie version.
At the event, realme also launched the realme Buds Wireless earphones, which feature an 11.2mm driver, IPX 4 water resistance, and 12 hours of continuous use. Available in black, green, and orange, the earphones also feature sound quality adjustments in collaboration with renowned Norwegian DJ Alan Walker. Realme also introduced a 10000mAh power bank weighing only 230 grams, supporting 18W fast charging and powered via USB-A and USB-C. The earphones also feature 12 layers of circuit protection to ensure safety.
The realme Buds Wireless earphones are expected to be sold at a price of Rs 1799, while the power bank will be priced at Rs 1299. A protective case accessory for the realme XT will also be launched with a suggested retail price of Rs 399.
