Realme V5 Launch With Quad Rear Camera Setup.
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Realme's next new smartphone could be Realme V5.
The company's Chief Marketing Officer Xu Qi Chase has shared the official poster of the new Realme V series, which shows the quad rear camera setup of the phone. This poster has also revealed that the phone will have 5G connectivity. Apart from these, no more information related to the features of the phone has been made public. It is expected that Realme will also screen other information related to this smartphone in the coming days.
Realme Chief Marketing Officer Xu Qi
Chase has shared the poster on the Chinese micro-blogging site Weibo. This poster shows Realme V5, which is shown with silver color gradient. Apart from this, the hole-punch cutout is given on the top right of the phone screen. As we said, the information about other specifications of the upcoming reality smartphone is not clear at the moment. Apart from this, Realme has not even clarified whether the Realme V5 smartphone will be launched in India or not.
Meanwhile, an unknown Realme phone model number RMX2121
with Chinese Regulatory body TENAA was listed earlier this month. It was believed that this phone would be Realme X3 Pro, but it could also be Realme V5. According to the listing, this phone will be given a 2,200 mAh battery. It is likely that the phone will have a dual-cell battery, which was also given in Realme X2 Pro. Realme RMX2121 phones have been speculated that they will be given an in-display fingerprint sensor. Recently the Chinese tech company has also started teasing the new phone, which will come with quad rear camera and AI.
A tipster has also claimed that Realme is currently working
on a new smartphone that will come with 5G connectivity and will improve issues related to 5G, such as battery performance. Possibly Realme's upcoming Reality V5 may present a solution to the battery problem with the smartphone. Last week, the company also introduced its 125 W Ultra Dart Flash Charging Technology, which has the capacity to charge a 4,000 mAh battery 33 percent in 3 minutes.
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