Realme GT 7 series will debut globally on May 27, with a special event in Paris.
Realme GT 7 is teased to support 120 fps BGMI gameplay for 6 hours.
The handset will come in IceSense Blue and Black.
Realme has officially announced the launch date for the Realme GT 7 series in the global market, including India. The lineup, expected to comprise two models—Realme GT 7 and Realme GT 7T—is slated to be unveiled on May 27 at a launch event in Paris. While the company has already started teasing the design and key specifications of the Realme GT 7, the details on the GT 7T have been kept under wraps. The handsets will join the Realme GT 7 Pro, which was launched last December.
SurveyHere’s everything that we know about the upcoming Realme GT 7 series.
Realme GT 7 price and availability in India
Realme GT 7 will be available in India via Amazon. The e-commerce platform has launched a microsite teasing the smartphone’s specifications. However, there are no official details on the pricing yet. Notably, Realme GT 6 was launched at a starting price of Rs 40,999 in India, and its successor is also expected to be priced between Rs 40,000 and Rs 45,000.
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Realme GT 7 specifications
The upcoming Realme GT 7 has been teased to feature a graphene-based IceSense design for improved heat management. The phone will be available in two colourways: IceSense Blue and IceSense Black. The company has also claimed that it will offer 120 fps BGMI gameplay for up to six hours.
Additionally, the handset will sport a dual rear camera setup and a Flash housed in a massive camera island. The power and volume buttons are showcased to be positioned on the right panel, while the speaker grills and the USB port can be seen at the bottom. Furthermore, the company has also hinted at a massive battery capacity with fast charging support.
Realme is expected to tease more details about the phone in the coming days.
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