Leak-tainted for months, Realme 10, with its confirmed design, finally appears in an official teaser post ahead of the launch slated for November 9th. The image of the Realme 9 successor comes from the brand's Global Twitter handle showcasing the mesmerizing Clash White colorway on the phone’s backplate.
Endowed with a 50MP primary camera, the dual cam setup on Realme 10 comes in the form of individual discs protruding from the shell without a hump. The picture here feels more organic compared to what we’ve seen thus far in digital renders; however, the design completely aligns.
The teaser lacks the front view, but the build-up isn’t necessary. Realme 10’s side-shunted punch-hole front is already viral on the web. Computerized Renders show off three color options, but only two have had their marketing names revealed. In the renders, the darker shade is called Rush Black.
Realme has kept the newcomer’s detailed spec sheet under wraps, but they did give away the CPU, display, and base memory combo of Realme's Latest phone model. Realme 10, the cheapest among the new line, will feature Helio G99 SoC, 90Hz super AMOLED panel, 8Gigs physical, and a whopping 8Gigs of Virtual RAM.
Leveraging the horsepower from a 6nm MediaTek Helio G99 engine, Realme 10 will be able to boost the clock speeds to a max of 2.2GHz, scoring as high as 4,00,086 points on the Antutu Benchmark.
Amid an interview, Realme VP Madhav Sheth corroborated the 16MP selfie cam, followed by a 5000mAh battery and 33W fast charging on Realme 10. Additionally, the rumor mill believes that the secondary camera will scale to 2MP. It's likely to feature two storage variations and a side-facing fingerprint reader.