Realme GT pushes the master series blessed by Naoto Fukasawa

The Realme GT product line of two different mobile phones has been launched in the first half of the year, and a new master series has been announced today. This new machine draws on the Reno5 of the brother brand Oppo in the overall design language. The special feature is that the well-known Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa, who has worked with Realme in the past, has worked together to incorporate other life elements into the styling. This time, Master Fukasawa was inspired by a suitcase, and it is said that he wants to “arouse your thoughts of exploring the world.” The plain leather back cover covered with the concave-convex grille is not only visually recognizable, but also softer to the touch than glass. Among them, the master exploration version will provide two colors of gray and apricot, while the lower-positioned master version has only gray options.

Speaking of glass, in fact, Realme is also preparing to use a white/rejuvenating AG glass back cover version to meet different needs. As for the weight, the machine identity of the Master Edition and Master Exploration Edition should not be as light as 174g and 183.5g. In addition, the Master Discovery Edition also has Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res certified dual speakers, and a built-in linear motor. And there is an enhanced version of NFC blessed by adaptive phase technology, which claims to increase the success rate of card reading by 38.7%.

In terms of specifications, the GT Master Discovery Edition is equipped with a Snapdragon 870 processor, as well as a 6.55-inch FHD+ curved AMOLED screen with a hole in the upper left, and a 32MP selfie camera hidden in the hole. The refresh rate of the panel is 120Hz, the touch report rate is 480Hz, it supports HDR10+, the peak brightness is 1,100 nits, and it provides 10,240-level dimming and DC dimming modes. Its built-in battery is 4,500mAh and supports 65W wired charging.

The rear three-camera consists of a 50MP main camera, a 16MP ultra-wide-angle and a 2MP macro camera. The main camera is equipped with Oppo and IMX766 photoreceptors that are used in high-end cameras, and it has optical image stabilization. It is worth mentioning that Realme has also launched a new street shooting mode on this phone. It has features such as quick start, ultra-clear capture, and will provide Kodak film filter effects that cooperate with Nomo Cam.

As for the GT Master Edition, it will be replaced with a Snapdragon 788G processor and a 120Hz FHD+ flat AMOLED. The device still supports 65W charging. The selfie camera is also 32MP like the Discovery version. The rear triple camera is composed of a 64MP main camera, 8MP ultra-wide-angle and 2MP macro cameras. It also provides street shooting mode.

In terms of sales information, the Realme GT Master Edition will have two configurations of 8+128 and 8+256, with the initial price of 2,399 and 2,599 yuan respectively. The Master Discovery version is available in 8+128 and 12+256 models, with initial prices of 2,799 and 3,099 yuan. Both phones will be available for pre-sale starting today and will be officially launched on July 30.