realme is planning to release its GT 7 phone on 23 April in China, which will be the successor of its previous GT 6. Some of the phone’s specs have already been unveiled by the brand itself, such as the fact that it will be powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400 Plus chip, which was just recently launched. Now, via a post on Weibo, the brand has released pictures of the phone, showcasing its design and colour variants.
According to a machine translation of realme’s post on Weibo, the upcoming GT 7 phone will be made available in three variants: Graphene Ice, Graphene Snow, and Graphene Night (light blue, white, and black, respectively). Additionally, the brand stated that the device will be 8.25mm thick, and have a 1.3mm frame.
Besides the colour, thickness, and chip within the GT 7, realme has also confirmed that the device will be powered by a 7,200mAh battery, with support for up to 100W fast charging. The phone will also house a 144Hz BOE Q10 AMOLED display, with what GSMArena claims will have an embedded ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and an IP69 rating.
As stated, the phone will receive its launch in China, at a reported price of RMB3,000 (~RM1,809). While realme has not confirmed a release outside of China as of now, the GT 6 did receive a global launch last year, so there is a chance we could spot the GT 7 in Malaysia within the upcoming months.
(Source: realme via Weibo[1], [2], [3], [4], [5], GSMArena)
Manisha Dharmendra contributed to this article.
