Realme is gearing up to introduce its GT series smartphone in India, poised to redefine the mid-to-high-end market segment with its impressive array of features and performance capabilities. The anticipated launch of the Realme GT series smartphone is expected to take place in May, adding to the brand’s diverse portfolio of offerings. While Realme has not officially disclosed the name of the upcoming device, speculation suggests it could be dubbed the GT 6.
After a hiatus of two years, Realme is reintroducing the 6th generation of its GT series to the Indian market, coinciding with the brand’s 6th anniversary. This time around, the focus is on targeting India’s mid-to-high-end market segment with a strong emphasis on smartphone performance, positioning it as a “Top Performer” in its category.
The GT series has a track record of introducing industry-first features, setting benchmarks for innovation. For example, the Realme GT 2 Pro featured a bio-based polymer Paper Tech Master design in collaboration with Naoto Fukusawa, along with the world’s first 2K AMOLED flat display incorporating LTPO 2.0 technology. Similarly, the Realme GT NEO 3 garnered attention for its ‘World’s First 150W Charging Flagship’ and being one of India’s First Dimensity 8100 5G Processors-powered smartphones.
Rumors suggest that the upcoming GT 6 could be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 SoC, based on findings from a Geekbench listing. This hints at a high level of performance and efficiency, aligning with Realme’s commitment to delivering powerful devices.
In terms of memory, speculations point towards at least one variant of the GT 6 featuring a substantial 16GB RAM configuration. This ample memory capacity is expected to ensure smooth multitasking and seamless user experience, particularly for demanding tasks such as gaming and content creation.
On the software front, expectations are set on the GT 6 running Realme UI 5.0, likely based on the latest Android 14 version. Realme UI has garnered acclaim for its user-friendly interface and extensive customization options, enhancing the overall usability of Realme devices.
Battery capacity is another area where the GT 6 is anticipated to excel, with an FCC listing suggesting a robust 5,500mAh battery split into dual cells totaling 2,680mAh each. Coupled with support for 120W SuperVOOC fast charging, this configuration promises extended usage times and rapid recharging, catering to the needs of power users.
In terms of imaging capabilities, speculations revolve around the inclusion of a 50MP main camera sensor, as hinted by a listing in the Camera FV-5 app. Realme has a track record of prioritizing camera performance, and the integration of a high-resolution sensor is expected to deliver impressive photography and videography capabilities.
Furthermore, the device is identified by the model number RMX3851, as observed on the Indonesia Telecom website, providing additional insights into its identity and potential release.
There are also murmurs suggesting that the GT 6 could be a rebranded version of the GT Neo 6, which is scheduled to debut in China on May 9th. Notably, the GT Neo 6 boasts an IP65 dust and water resistance rating, a feature that could potentially carry over to the GT 6, pending official confirmation. With anticipation building, enthusiasts eagerly await the official unveiling to ascertain if the GT 6 indeed lives up to the expectations set by these leaks and rumors.
