Also has an in-display fingerprint sensor. There is also an in-display fingerprint sensor onboard. While it appears to be a bright display (Realme claims 1,000 nits peak brightness), there was no sign of HDR10 support when I opened Netflix. There is enough here to interest a phone geek but not enough to keep them, I feel (more on that later, though). This smartphone is mostly similar to the Realme X7 Max 5G, except for the processor and a few more things. The smartphone supports SA/ NSA 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 6e, and Bluetooth 5.2. It runs the Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11 out-of-the-box. This is still the cheapest smartphone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset, making it one to pay attention to.
It’s an impressive hunk of tech that leverages the power of the latest Snapdragon chip and a genuinely great AMOLED display. At the front, the device packs a 16MP selfie snapper inside the punch-hole cutout at the top left corner of the display. Turning to the optics, the Realme GT 5G includes a triple camera setup housed inside a rectangular module at the back. He has further hinted that Realme Book will come with a silver aluminum body that looks a lot like Apple’s MacBooks. Admittedly NFC has not been used a lot anymore, but I have now found that I need to use it almost daily at work so this did flag up on my radar.
That said, while this isn’t quite able to match the likes of the Galaxy S21 and even the OnePlus nine series, I have enjoyed using the Realme GT despite some of the main shortcomings. Geo-restrictions mean that even if all of what I have told you has you thinking the Realme GT 5G is your next device, you may have to contend with import fees and some carrier band issues if you are thinking of picking one up. The realme gt 5g is a fantastic package if you don’t mind that the camera or build quality are not core tenets of this device. By shifting priorities and compromising in specific areas, the result is a powerhouse device that lacks in the camera and design stakes.