Realme X2 Pro Images Leaked Online, Claimed To Have 50W Fast Charging
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Next week, Realme will unveil its new Realme X2 Pro smartphone in the market. Its main highlights are a 64-megapixel camera, Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ set of chips, as well as a 90 Hz refreshing rate. For now, we only got some real photos of Realme X2 Pro, which help to know about its design concept. And there are several leaked hands-on photos of the smartphone on Weibo.
There is one major difference between the Realme X2 and Realme X2 Pro. The X2 Pro gets center aligned quad-camera setup instead of top-left aligned, like its base model. And another interesting thing is that the "Realme" branding is placed below the camera, perfectly aligned horizontally on the right side.
Realme is the first who used this unique placement of the company's logo. There must be a perfect reason behind doing this other than "no one has done it before us."
The Realme X2 Pro will sport a top-notch display, which is very common nowadays. On the top, the smartphone gets a selfie camera. In the above pictures, we can see two other accessories, a 10,000mAh yellow color shade Power Bank from Realme and Realme Wireless Buds that Realme is already selling in India and China.
In addition, apart from the unique placement of the camera module, the phone receives a flat front panel and a very tiny bezel at the lower side. Besides, the power and the volume buttons are on either side. At the bottom, the Realme X2 Pro will surely get the USB Type-C port.
The upcoming Realme X2 Pro also comes with an impressive feature that is the 50 Watt SuperVOOC charging. It is slower than the Oppo 65 Watt charger but still faster than the 30 Watt VOOC 4.0, which comes with Realme X2.
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