Realme GT Neo 5 to Have Larger Battery with 150W Charging

Realme GT Neo 5 is coming on February 9 with 240W quick charging. Today, a senior leader at the organization shared a secret picture, affirming that the phone will get a second version with 150W quick charging. The slow-to-charge version will have a 5,000mAh battery, which will fill from 0 to 100 percent quickly as per the organization’s tests.

Realme as of now has one cell phone that upholds 150W quick charging – it is the Dimensity 8100-fueled GT Neo 3 150W. Our genuine tests laid out that it requires 16 minutes for its 4,500 mAh battery to charge totally, so we’re considering what the GT Neo 5 will think about.

Assumptions are both GT Neo 5 versions have comparative specs with one significant contrast – the chipset on the 240W rendition is made by Qualcomm, while the 150W variation ought to run on Dimensity 8200, a 5nm SoC by Mediatek. The battery is likewise disparate in the limit, yet the significant inquiry will be whether both cell phones will get away from China or one of them will stay elite for the local citizens.

Published on 02/6/23 9:00 | by Rawa John

Realme GT Neo 5 Passes via Geekbench with 16GB RAM

Realme’s impending GT Neo 5 has been releasing a ton of late, in front of what could be an official presentation at MWC in Barcelona one month from now. The phone is authoritatively affirmed to be the first to don 240W quick wired charging, and as per different breaks it will be fueled by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC.

A model GT Neo 5 has purportedly been seen in the Geekbench online database today, accomplishing a 1,279 single-core score and a 3,902 multi-core score. The model being referred to has 16GB of RAM ready, and runs Android 13, obviously. Its model number is RMX3708, and the motherboard referenced in the benchmark could be related with the previously mentioned Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC.

Now that models are being benchmarked in the open like this, the authority send off can’t be a long ways behind. The Realme GT Neo 5 is supposed to wear a 6.74-inch 1240×2772 AMOLED screen, a 50 MP main camera flanked by a 8 MP ultrawide and 2 MP decorative sensor or some likeness thereof, a 16 MP selfie snapper, and a 4,600 mAh battery in the 240W variant. Another cycle will coordinate a 5,000 mAh cell with ‘just’ 150W charging, clearly.

Published on 01/27/23 12:52 | by Rawa John

First Ever Leaked Pictures Realme GT Neo 5

Realme’s impending GT Neo 5 has so far been supposed to break the ongoing wired charging record, going as far as possible up to 240W when it dispatches. In the event that you were considering what a phone like that will seem to be, fortune has smiled on you since today we get the main spilled picture purportedly portraying the GT Neo 5.

For the time being we can get this brief look at its back, however it gives us a considerable amount to discuss. For instance, look at that vivo-enlivened (or is it all the more precisely Poco-influenced) dual camera island! Goodness, and keeping in mind that there are two circles in there, the lower one really houses two shooters.

There’s likewise what resembles a quad-LED flash, and the mandatory pointless camera island text. This time we get “MATRIX AI CAMERA”. “MATRIX” on a phone that has Neo in its name? Have we quite recently figured out the code?

In any case, the power button is on the right, while the volume keys are no place in sight, which is typical for Realme (and Oppo), as they’re on the opposite side. While this is the white emphasis of the GT Neo 5, we’re certain there will be different shades offered as well. The GT Neo 3, its ancestor, likewise came in black, blue, and a special edition Naruto variant.

The Realme GT Neo 5 is supposed to show up in two renditions: the one with 240W charging will purportedly be fueled by an underclocked form of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, while the other model will have 150W charging and the MediaTek Dimensity 8200 SoC in charge.

Camera-wise, we’re obviously taking a gander at a 50 MP main sensor with OIS, a 8 MP ultrawide, and a 2 MP sensor of the macro or depth detecting sensor. Selfies will be taken care of by a 16 MP shooter, oif the tales have it right.

Published on 12/20/22 5:38 | by Rawa John

Realme GT Neo 5 Rumored to Launch with 240W Wired Charging

As per another talk from the productive (and generally solid) Digital Chat Station, Realme plans to take the wired charging crown from Redmi soon with its GT Neo 5 cell phone. This will supposedly come in two variants, one of them gloating a 4,600 mAh battery and 240W charging support. This is without a doubt a variety of the 240W framework that was demoed by Oppo back in February, and it will clearly remain restrictive to Realme for some time prior to streaming over to Oppo and OnePlus cell phones.

The Realme GT Neo 5 will likewise arrive in a rendition with a 5,000 mAh battery and “just” 150W charging support. Oppo’s demo of the 240W tech showed a 4,500 mAh battery going from zero to 100% in less than 10 minutes, which is presumably what you ought to hope to find in the GT Neo 5, in actuality, since the battery is just barely greater, and the innovation had a very long time to develop meanwhile and get much more proficient.

Regardless of whether it’s 10 minutes, we will not be disheartened – a full charged phone in such a short time actually appears to be crazy to ponder, particularly given that both Apple and Google cell phones require very nearly two hours to accomplish exactly the same thing.

Oppo’s 150W framework can last 1,600 charge cycles before the battery drops to 80% of its underlying limit. That is twofold the very thing that you can anticipate from a typical battery. Strangely, in spite of Realme being connected with Oppo (while still free by its own doing), its 150W tech as found in the GT Neo 3 accompanies a lower confirmation of 1,000 charge cycles before the battery drops to 80% of its underlying limit. That is still excellent, and this distinction between the brands is likely reflected in the costs of their particular gadgets as well.

Published on 12/6/22 2:53 | by Rawa John