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Realme set to launch new smartphone with 90Hz display

Written by : S. Mahadevan

When the OnePlus 7 pro was launched some months back, the 90Hz display was touted as one of its USPs and it was one of the first smartphones in India to come with it. To the uninitiated, 90Hz basically represents the screen refresh rate. Following the trend, Realme has now announced that they have a device on the anvil, which will sport the same 90Hz refresh rate in its display.

There are a few others as well, the Nubia Red Magic 3, and the Red Magic 3s. By October 2019, Google’s Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL will join the ranks of the smartphones with 90Hz display. Realme has not disclosed the date of launch of this new device nor the precise model number but these details may emerge very shortly.

There are only rumours as of now, suggesting that it could be called Realme XT Pro. This phone may be the first from the Realme stable that will sport the 64MP camera as the primary sensor in a quad camera setup. Regarding some of the key specifications of this phone, it is predicted that the Realme XT Pro will have a large 6.4-inch full HD+ AMOLED display with a notch in it. The processor is expected to be the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730SoC. The phone may have 8GB RAM and the onboard storage 128GB.

As mentioned, there will be a quad camera setup with the Samsung ISOCELL 64MP sensor as the primary sensor. The other three sensors are likely to be 8MP+2MP and 2MP. These will comprise a wide-angle lens and a depth sensor. The front camera will be a huge 32MP sensor. The battery is likely to be 4000mAh with a 30W fast charging support.

The company has not confirmed any of these specifications. The only information the company’s spokesperson has disclosed is that the Realme phone will be priced lower than the OnePlus 7 Pro.

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