After spending three weeks in China, Realme's latest smartphone range begins the global roll-out. Realme held an international event on the slated date yesterday, opening Realme 10 Pro and 10 Pro+ to the world. The keynote covered retail pricing for different flavors of both models.
Both models have segregated RAM/ROM ranges for different regions, and the models carry price tags accordingly. Whether or not the phones will reach Pakistani shores is still a mystery. We'll talk about the pricing in a minute. First, let's take a look at their specs.
Realme 10 Pro Plus
The skin tones are the same on both siblings; Dark Matter black, Nebula Blue, and Hyperspace. Each color follows a different gradient pattern. The Pro Plus possesses a flagship-like slender curve-edged build and has bezels uniformly trimmed.
On paper, the phone's bottom lip is 2.33mm, even slimmer than Galaxy S22 Ultra. Thanks to that, users will find an ultra-immersive view on the phone's 6.7-inch FHD+ curved AMOLED display that spans corner to corner with an almost 93% screen-to-body ratio. It sports a 120Hz refresh on the screen and two circular discs housing 108MP + 8MP + 2MP sensors.
Realme 10 Pro Plus has MTK Dimensity 1080 Chip backing an Android 13 operating system. It takes power from a 67-watt rated 5000mAh battery. The global variant brings an 8+128GB configuration, which costs 379$ (~84,000 PKR).
Realme 10 Pro
As mentioned before, the Pro model and Pro+ have similar finishes. Realme 10 Pro lacks all the flagship bells and whistles. Instead of a curve screen build, it has a flat-screen design with upright edges and rounded corners. Although the phone edges on the cheaper side, it holds a surprisingly low bezel waist.
With a 6.78-inch full HD+ IPS LCD screen, Realme 10 Pro delivers a super smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a relatively immersive experience thanks to the 89.9% screen-to-body ratio.
The Pro features 108MP + 2MP dual cameras, Android 13 x Realme Ul by default, a 5,000mAh battery, 33-watt charging, and solo RAM configuration; 8+128GB, which costs 319$ or roughly 71,000 Pakistani rupees.
