Realme X launched with a 48MP primary camera and Snapdragon 710 processor

The first smartphone from Realme in China is also its most ambitious one yet. This is the Realme X which can be seen as an upper mid-range smartphone from the company. Apart from the specifications, the design of Realme X is also different. Now, it can also be seen as an upgraded version of Realme 3 Pro which was launched recently in India.

Talking about the Realme X, it comes with 6.5-inch full HD+ AMOLED display but it comes without a notch on top. Because you get a pop-up selfie camera on the Realme X instead of Realme 3 Pro’s waterdrop notch. Another change is that Realme X does not have a physical fingerprint sensor. The reason being that it has an in-display optical fingerprint reader.

The device is powered by Snapdragon 710 processor, same as Realme 3 Pro. However, the front camera on Realme X is a 16MP one. On the back, we have a 48MP primary camera with Sony’s IMX 586 sensor as seen on the Realme 3 Pro. Along with that, the dual camera setup has a secondary 5MP depth sensor for portrait mode.

Realme X has a battery capacity of 3765 mAh which also supports VOOC 3.0, again, same as Realme 3 Pro. Realme claims that the device will get charged from 0 to 55% in under 30 minutes. Coming to the price, Realme X starts at the equivalent of just US $220 in China with prices going up to $260 for its top-end variant.