Realme reveals two new models
After a period of silence, Chinese tech company Realme plans to introduce 2 models from the V series soon.
China's TENAA official website recently showcased two intriguing Realme smartphones identified by their model numbers, RMX3781 and RMX3783. Speculation hints at these devices being introduced as a part of the V-series for the Chinese market, although a detailed specification list remains pending.
Drawing visual comparisons, these new Realme smartphones bear a striking resemblance to the Realme 11 5G, which debuted in Taiwan earlier this month. Renderings from TENAA depict the phones boasting a centered punch-hole and a flat-screen design. The rear panel is equally noteworthy, featuring a circular dual-camera module accompanied by an LED flash and the Realme emblem.
Realme reveals two new models
To provide context on potential specifications, it's worth noting that the Realme 11, which shares a similar design with the new models, is powered by a Dimensity 6100+ processor. It supports a 2TB memory card expansion, houses a 5000mAh battery, and offers 67W fast charging. Display-wise, it features a 6.72-inch LCD screen with 2400 x 1080 pixel resolution, complemented by a 120Hz refresh rate and a 240Hz screen sampling rate. Additional features of the Realme 11 include a 100MP + 2MP rear camera configuration, a side-fingerprint scanner, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and NFC capabilities.
Positioned as entry-level offerings, the Realme V series is priced competitively. To illustrate, the Realme V30 is priced at 1,099 yuan, while the Realme V20 is available for 999 yuan. Given this pricing history, it's plausible that the upcoming V-series phones will align within this price bracket.
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