After the realme X7 Pro, realme has launched two new smartphones in its realme 8 Series – the realme 8 Pro and the realme 8 and we have the realme 8 Pro
After the realme X7 Pro, realme has launched two new smartphones in its realme 8 Series – the realme 8 Pro and the realme 8 and we have the realme 8 Pro featuring the massive 108 MP camera. Other features include a bright Super AMOLED display,50W fast charging, and a slim design. Here’s what we have to say about the realme 8 Pro in our realme 8 Pro review. The realme 8 Pro features a matte finish Infinite Bold design, the backside has a sleek plastic matte body that uses the AG-Crystal process for a crystalline effect. You will find a 108 MP quad-camera setup on the top-left and you will see Dare To Leap slogan written in big. No glass body or metallic frames found on the phone, realme 8 Pro has a slim form factor and light-weight design. The overall build quality is solid and comfortable to hold. Speaking of the front side, it has a full-screen punch-hole camera design with a 16 MP selfie camera. You will find an amazing 6.4-inch display utilizing the Super AMOLED panel with a Full HD+ resolution. Moreover, it has a 180 Hz touch response rate and a 60 Hz refresh rate, this may be sad especially for gaming users since the competition is already ahead in terms of refresh rate. At least a 90 Hz display would be expected from it, although the display type is Super AMOLED which is far better than cheaper IPS LCDs. On the sides of the phone, the bottom has a USB Type-C port with fast charging support, a loudspeaker, a microphone. The top side has nothing but a second microphone. The left side has a dual SIM tray in which you have the option to add a microSD card in a dedicated slot, the rest are two 4G SIM slots. The right side has a power key and volume control key. The loudspeakers are stereo, another speaker is the earpiece which doubles as another loudspeaker to give a stereo effect and that is great for multimedia usage. Here’s our unboxing and first impressions of the realme 8 Pro below. Finally, the Android 11 build is here, realme 8 Pro debuts with its new realme UI 2.0 software that uses the new Android 11 out-of-the-box. The Android 11 on the phone uses a security patch dated 5th February 2021. The home-grown UI has been upgraded with 100+ customizations including theme color, dark modes, icon packs, and more. The realme UI 2.0 feels smooth, light in weight, less bloatware that can be further removed if not required. You get a handful of third-party apps like Facebook, Flipkart, Snapchat as well as a few apps from realme such as the realme Link. You can remove them if not need, the interface is ad-free as far as we have used it and does not hamper the user experience.
