After launching the flagship X50 Pro 5G smartphone, Realme is all set to launch a new smartphone series in the Indian market. The company has confirmed that it will be launching the Realme 6 and Realme 6 Pro smartphones in India on 5th March.
The poster shared by the company along with making the launch date announcement also reveals that Realme has signed Bollywood superstar Salman Khan as the ambassador. It remains to be seen if he is an ambassador for the Realme 6 series only or for the brand.
The company is promoting the upcoming smartphones with hashtag #ProCameraProDisplay and claims that the “user experience will get new benchmarks with 64MP” camera. This confirms that the Realme 6 Pro has a 64MP primary camera sensor in what is believed to be a quad-camera setup.
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Along with the 64MP primary sensor, the quad-camera setup includes an ultra-wide lens, a telephoto lens, and an ultra macro lens. The standard model will come with a single front camera housed inside a punch-hole cutout while the Pro model will house two front camera sensors inside the punch-hole notch.
The company has also confirmed that the smartphone will come with 90Hz Ultra Smooth Full HD+ display which aims to deliver sharp and vivid visual experience. The phone is also confirmed to come with 30W fast charging technology.
Realme will be taking “Blind Orders” for the Realme 6 series smartphones in India from 26th February to 4th March. Users can make a deposit of ₹1,000 to pre-order the smartphone and pay the due balance on 15th March when the first sale will take place.
The Realme number series smartphones have more than nine million users, as per the company. The Realme 5 series, which was launched last year, was one of the brand’s most popular series with sales exceeding 5.5 million units. Now, the series is all set to get its successor on 5th March. The company is also set to launch the first Realme fitness band at the same event in India.
