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Realme GT Neo 7 Unveiling Next Week; Insider Confirms Massive 7000mAh Battery

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Realme GT Neo 7 Unveiling Next Week; Insider Confirms Massive 7000mAh Battery

The GT 7 Pro by Realme is already off to a global showdown, but what about the next slightly cheaper ‘Neo’ handset? It would appear that the company’s Realme GT Neo 7 is coming out soon as the chief marketing officer Xu Qi confirms in the recent announcement on Weibo. 


His post confirms that the next Neo Chapter will start next week, hinting at GT Neo 7’s unveiling, and Digital Chat Station chimes in by saying this is the best handset ever for battery life. The leak by DCS touts a 7000mAh battery crossed with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.


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Xu Qi also added a photo of every GT Neo phone to remind us how each generation had something super innovative about it, like the 240W charging or the 6000nits brightness. This time, it will be the 7000mAh battery in a chassis that’s only 8.5mm flat.


DCS says you can easily target a full two-day run on a single charge using Realme Latest GT Phone. And it’s attainable all things considered. Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is super energy efficient and with a 7000mAh battery, the phone might even last longer than two days for some light users. 


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The specs haven’t gone out yet, but the rumors point to some sensible charging speeds, like 80W or a 100W fast wired support. Its screen could be flat AMOLED at a 1.5k resolution just like the Pro Realme GT 7, though with a smaller feature count to compare. 

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