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Realme Q will be launched with Snapdragon 712 SoC on September 5

Realme has already launched a series of smartphones including Realme X, Realme 4, Realme 3i, and Realme X gaming phone. Now CMO Realme has officially informed that Realme Q will be launched with Snapdragon 712 SoC on September 5 in China.

The CMO has informed on Weibo yesterday about the upcoming Realme Q series and four other products at the event, however, according to GSMArena, the insider familiar with the launch of Realme products said it is possible that 5 Pro will launch in China under a different moniker as part of Q series.

We already have Realme 4 and Realme X that are already launched, however, there are many doubts about all four devices at the event, could it be 5 pro or Vanilla Realme 5 and Realme XT 64 MP or it could be another C series. We still have a week until Realme officially unveils all of its ready to launch products but until then or maybe earlier we get more detailed accounts of the products that Oppo’s sub-brand is bringing to the table.

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