Realme 10 series to launch in November; Find details

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Realme 10 series

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Realme has not yet confirmed the exact launch date. One of the models is expected to feature a curved screen, Realme suggests.

We expect Realme to launch its next-generation Realme 10 series in November. It looks like the smartphones will first launch in China and hit global markets, including India, after a few weeks. The new series has been part of the rumour mill for a while now, and we can expect the lineup to include a regular model, the Realme 10, and a Pro variant. Some leaks point to the regular model being accompanied by a Realme 10 variant. Pro+. Realme has not yet confirmed the exact launch date.

Meanwhile, Madhav Sheth - Realme India Cheif, shared an announcement on Twitter and teased that the new Realme 10 series would feature an octa-core chipset and flat edge design. The latter could be limited to the normal model, and the Realme 10 Pro+ (or Pro) may have a curved screen, as the company's top executive hinted. The tipster Ice Universe said in a tweet that most smartphone OEMs are now looking at curved screens or very thin bezels for their next-generation smartphones. On the other hand, Samsung is reportedly returning to a flat screen and wider bezels.

Meanwhile, a Realme phone, believed to be the Realme 10 Pro+, was recently spotted on China's TENAA certification site, revealing key specs and design.

It is rumoured to feature a MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SoC paired with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Customers can also choose between a variant with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. The smartphone may also carry a 4,890mAh battery with support for 65W fast charging. Like last year's Realme 9 Pro+, the upcoming Realme 10 Pro+ is said to have an OIS-enabled main rear camera.

The Realme 10, on the other hand, is rumoured to feature MediaTek Helio G92 and 33W fast charging. You can get a 120Hz LCD screen instead of an AMOLED screen. Pricing details are unknown now, but more information is expected soon.

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