A new Realme smartphone with model number RMX3310 visited TENAA. The device revealed some specifications and hinted the device could be coming soon.
While we thought, the company is busy working on Realme GT 2, the company listed a new device on TENAA hinting the company is also working on another device. The device appears to be similar to the Realme GT Neo 2, released a few months ago.
According to the listing site, this smartphone sports a 6.62-inch Full HD+ AMOLED display with 2400×1080 pixels screen resolution. Under the helm, the device will come with an octa-core SoC with 2.84GHz CPU speed. According to MySmartPrice, this could be the Snapdragon 888 SoC.
With a powerful chipset, the device will certainly show up with powerful RAM/ROM configurations. So we may expect to see this upcoming Realme smartphone with up to 16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The features are hinting the device could be a mid-range smartphone.
Going to its optic side, the front has a 16MP lens, while the rear has a triple-camera setup with one 50MP main camera, an 8MP shooter, and a 2MP camera. The device will also hold an in-display fingerprint scanner.
The RMX3310 will come with a dual cell 2,440mAh battery.
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