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News India Live, Digital Desk: Realme GT 7 Dream Edition: Realme is fully prepared to launch its GT 7 series in India at IST at 1:30 pm on 27 May. With Standard GT 7 and GT 7T, the company has also confirmed a special variant – Realme GT 7 Dream Edition. Although the accurate information about this model has been kept secret so far, but the tech veteran has shared a teaser that gives some clues.
The teaser features a F1 racing car covered with a cloth, indicating the racing theme design. Based on the previous such launch, it is safe to expect that this version may also contain some design changes, custom themes and perhaps exclusive packaging. These may include a unique finish or back panel design, custom UI theme with racing vibe, special box packaging, maybe some wallpapers or sound effects matching the theme.
Even though the Dream Edition is mostly in terms of looks, the rest of the features are expected to remain as standard version. Know that the GT 7 MediaTek dimensions will be the world’s first phone to run on 9400E chipset. The initial benchmarks suggest strong performance, with more than 2.45 million antuu score. It has a 7,000mAh battery supported by 120W fast charging, which is claimed to be charged up to 50% in just 15 minutes. It also has reverse charging at 7.5W.
For the purpose of peaceful gaming, the phone is expected to help in heat management. It also comes with GT boost mode, which promises better frame rates and low power use.
It has a 6.78-inch display with a maximum brightness up to 6,000 nits and is rumored to include a 50MP main sensor, 2x-zn5 Samsung JN5 telephoto lens and 8MP ultra-wide lens. The selfie camera is expected to be 32MP.
Realme GT 7 Dream Edition: Where and when to buy
The Reality GT7 series including Dream Edition will be available on the official website of Amazon and Reality. Although the price has not been disclosed yet, according to reports it can be in the same range of last year’s GT6, which was an initial price of Rs 40,999. However, we have to wait for the official launch on 27 May.
North India Statesman