Realme GT 8 Pro leaks again in a live photo, along with key specs | Infinium-tech

Most of the information here is not technically new, but a recent leak has revealed some additional details about the upcoming Realm GT8 Pro. We are still expecting to unveil the phone with regular GT8 for some time this month.

The headlineing design feature is realming, the camera is the ability to swap the island, effectively changing its size and design. Of course, you will not be able to change the position of the real camera module, but you can still choose between some islands for a collab with Rico. In the pictures involved, you can clearly watch the phone playing two separate camera islands, and the teaser video suggested that there would be at least three options. Swapping can be a bit like a included process, as there are small screws holding the island for the phone instead of some clever toolless mechanisms.

Realme GT 8 Pro:

✅ 200MP 1/1.56 “HP5 Periscope Telephoto, Telemacro
✅ 50mp lyt-808 1/1.4 “OIS
✅ 50MP UW (Possibility JN5)
✅ Central 📸Module, Rico Colab

✅ 7000mAh+🔋120W
✅ is better.
✅ Ultrasonic FS, IP 69

✅ 2K 144hz 10bit Ltpo Boe Flat OLED
✅ SD8 E General 5 pic.twitter.com/tg031hyjw0

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For glasses, the GT 8 Pro is rumored to come with 6.78 “QHD OLED screen with 144hz refresh rate. It will probably be BOE’s 10-bit, flat, LTPO panel, courtesy. Chipset will be the most associated with Snapdragon 8 Elite Jean 5, which will be associated with 16GB.

Realme GT 8 Pro appears to be well equipped in the camera department, with 50mp lyt-808, 1/1.4 “, OIS-competent main snapper, a 50MP ultravide (possibly Samsung Isocell JN5), and 200MP, 200MP, 1/1.56”, HP5 Periscope Telimablies with HP5 Periscope Telefooto Is.

Better speakers, haptics and an ultrasonic fingerprint reader included in the mix. All this will be fitted inside an IP69 body. So, clearly, swapable camera island will not affect the sealing properties of the body. The phone should run Android 16 with Realme UI 7.

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