Realme X50 With Dual-Mode 5G Confirmed to Launch Soon

[UPDATE | 10th Dec, 5:00 PM] –

As Redmi launched the get-go smartphone powered by the Snapdragon 765G chipset today, its arch-nemesis Realme took to Weibo to ostend that the Realme X50 5G volition have the same chipset running the show. The Realme X50 5G will be powered by the Snapdragon 765G and feature a dual-camera dial-hole design, similar to the Redmi K30. The merely difference being that the punch-pigsty is aligned to the left as opposed to the correct side in Redmi K30.

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A couple of months afterwards Realme CEO, Madhav Sheth, confirmed plans to launch 5G smartphones by the terminate of the year, the company has officially started teasing what would be its get-go 5G smartphone, the Realme X50. The name of the device was confirmed Monday by the CMO of the company's Chinese operations, Xu Qi Chase, who appear on Weibo that the phone would be launched in China in the coming weeks.

Every bit can be seen in the image above, the teaser, posted past Hunt, has the silhouette of a telephone with ii cameras seemingly housed in an elliptical punch-hole design, which hints at a dual selfie-cam setup. Fifty-fifty more noteworthy is the confirmation that it would back up dual-mode (SA / NSA) 5G connectivity, which is seemingly becoming the norm going into 2020.

There's no more than info on the upcoming device at this point, but we will, no doubt, hear more about information technology in the days ahead. It will be interesting to see if the X50 was, indeed, the phone that the company had in mind when it announced plans to launch a dual-mode 5G handset this year powered by an unannounced Snapdragon 700-series processor.

In that case, nosotros can expect the Realme X50 to be powered by the much-rumored Snapdragon 735 SoC, which is said to be the kickoff not-flagship Qualcomm processor to offer 5G connectivity. Meanwhile, nosotros don't take an verbal launch appointment for either the Realme X50 or the Redmi K30, but it will definitely be interesting to see their positioning in the market, given that both devices are set up to debut with dual-mode 5G support in the adjacent few weeks.