In March of this year, Qualcomm officially released the Snapdragon 8s Gen3 processor. Due to its utilization of the same CPU architecture as the Snapdragon 8 Gen3, it garnered significant attention. The question of just how powerful the “8s Gen3” could be became a topic of discussion for many. The recently unveiled Realme GT Neo6 may provide an answer to this question.
Addressing our increasingly screen-centric lifestyles, the GT Neo6 boasts a 1.5K BOE custom flexible screen, along with an 8T LTPO low-power circuit design. With features like 2160Hz PWM and 3Pulse/1Pulse control to keep the SVM below 0.2, its manual 1000nit brightness surpasses many flagship devices, reaching a maximum brightness of up to 6000nit.
Official data indicates impressive performance in demanding games like “Honor of Kings,” where it maintains an average frame rate of 120.1 at 120 frames with extreme quality settings, reaching a peak temperature of 43°C. Similarly, in “Genshin Impact,” running at 60 frames with extreme quality, it sustains an average frame rate of 59.85, with a peak temperature of 42.5°C. The device also offers software enhancements such as the Geek Performance Panel 2.0 and the pioneering AI Burn Mode, supporting native 1.5K Ultra-HD game graphics and Ray-tracing 2.0.
On the hardware front, the Realme GT Neo6 impresses with a 5,500mAh battery supporting 120W wired flash charging. It can charge to 53% in just 10 minutes and reach full charge in 26 minutes. The device is equipped with a 50MP rear main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens, and OIS optical stabilization support.
The Realme GT Neo6 is slated for sale on May 15th, with the following starting prices:
- 12GB + 256GB: RMB 2,099
- 16GB + 256GB: RMB 2,399
- 16GB + 512GB: RMB 2,699
- 16GB + 1TB: RMB 2,999
