Realme V25 is ready to launch in China in the present day. The upcoming smartphone will function a triple rear digital camera setup, as per a teaser poster shared by Realme on Weibo. The poster additionally exhibits one of many color choices in addition to the design of the again panel of Realme V25. The smartphone has additionally been teased to get a 64-megapixel main digital camera on the again. Realme V25 can also be mentioned to be the model’s first smartphone with a photochromic again panel.
Realme V25 will break cowl in the present day, March 3, at 2pm CST (11:30am IST). The launch was confirmed final week. At the moment, not a lot data is on the market in regards to the upcoming Realme smartphone. It’s teased to get a 64-megapixel main sensor for the triple rear digital camera setup.
Moreover, a devoted microsite on Realme’s web site in China mentions that the upcoming smartphone would be the model’s first smartphone with a photochromic again panel. This means that the again panel will change color from Blue to Purple when uncovered to ultraviolet gentle.
The upcoming smartphone was noticed with an inventory on China’s TENAA certification web site. Realme V25 has been tipped to sport a 6.58-inch full-HD TFT show. It’s going to reportedly be powered by a 2.2GHz octa-core processor paired with as much as 12GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage. Together with a 64-megapixel main sensor, Realme V25 will reportedly get two 2-megapixel secondary sensors. It might pack a 5,000mAh battery and run Android 12 with Realme UI 3.0 pores and skin on prime.
That being mentioned, extra details about Realme V25 can be revealed later in the present day when the smartphone is launched in its residence nation, China. It’s anticipated to be a successor to Realme V15 5G that launched early final 12 months. Nonetheless, it launched in India as Realme X7 5G in February 2021.
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