Earlier today, we’d seen another live shot of the upcoming Realme X50 courtesy of Realme’s CEO Madhav Sheth.
Right now, the Realme X50 has also made it’s appearance over at the Chinese TENAA’s database along with some of it’s key specs. According to it’s official listing, the device will feature a 6.57-inch display as well as an overall footprint measuring 163.8 × 75.8 × 8.9mm.
The Snapdragon 765G-driven smartphone will come with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB native storage in it’s memory compartment. Sadly, the device will not be coming with an expandable microSD slot.
Moving on to its camera compartment, the Realme X50 will feature a 64MP+12MP+8MP+2MP quad-camera setup on it’s rear panel. Over at the front, there will be a pair of selfie cameras comprising of a 16 megapixels main snapper and a 8 megapixels ultra wide angle lens.
Under the hood, the Realme X50 will be fueled by a respectable 4,100mAh battery which was previously confirmed to support the latest enhanced VOOC 4.0 Flash Charge technology. This technology is able to charge the device from 0 to 70% within a short span of 30 minutes.
The Realme X50 is the first 5G-enabled smartphone from Realme and is capable of supporting both standalone (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) modes. Similarly, the device is also able to support concurrent 5G and Wi-Fi connection – something similar to the Dual Wi-Fi mode which saw on the Oppo Reno2.
Previously, it was also revealed that the Realme X50 will be equipped with a so-called five-dimensional ice-cooled heat dissipation system which helps to prevent overheating even under intense gaming conditions. That’s an incredibly useful feature which we don’t usually see among mid-ranger smartphones.
In terms of design, the Realme X50 will feature a pill-shaped cut-out on it’s front panel which houses two selfie cameras. On the rear panel, you will see a familiar vertical camera module that houses a quad-camera setup. In fact, it’s rear design shares a pretty close resemblance to that of the Realme XT and Realme X2.
