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Realme GT 7 Pro Listed on TENAA with a Full Spec Sheet; Here's What to Expect

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Realme GT 7 Pro Listed on TENAA with a Full Spec Sheet; Here's What to Expect

TENAA cleared Realme GT 7 Pro mere hours ago, and like always, we also got our hands on the full spec sheet of the phone on the same platform. It’s a premium flagship with a Snapdragon 8 Elite and everything. This is what we learned from the TENAA certification. 


It’s a phone built around a 6.78” screen that gets you a 2780 x 1264 pixels resolution, and if the reports we heard about it before are true, it will be a Samsung Eco2 OLED+ tech. There’s an Ultrasonic fingerprint reader on that screen, on top of that, we would also see a 16 MP selfie camera.


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From what we read on the certification, they gave its rear cam setup a 50 MP first primary lens and a 50 MP 3X telephoto in quite a large and protruded space on the back. There’s also a third one, but it’s a low-res 8 MP ultrawide shooter, though nothing to complain about overall. 


It’s a phone that hauls Snapdragon 8 Elite, their best-in-class and latest chip that will power all other flagships next year. Realme's latest GT phone will wire that chip to RAM sizes from at least 8 GB to a maximum of 24 GB, and the storage option will go as high as 1 TB. It seems they are going all out with memory combos this time.


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It’s the same size as the GT 6 Pro, and even though the GT 7 Pro weighs the same at 223g, they crammed in a bigger battery here — a 6500mAh cell that will recharge at 120. Also, in one of the other essentials TENAA leaked the IR blaster module on the GT 7 Pro.

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