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| Realme GT2 Pro |
It's not just a name; the back feels like paper in person, and it's claimed to have a 35.5 percent lower carbon footprint at 189 grams. It's a lot lighter than glass and doesn't feel too heavy. When in hand, the back has a better grip, so fingerprints and smudges aren't an issue. The front of the GT2 Pro is protected by gorilla glass fictis, and lower down on the front is an under-display optical fingerprint reader that works quickly and reliably and can also be used to measure your heart rate. You can also use it to quickly launch an app by pressing and holding on it until icons appear, then dragging it to the app. You'd like to open One of the best features.
The GT2 Pro is its 6.7-inch ltpo2 AMOLED display, which has a 1 000 hertz peak touch sampling rate and 10-bit color depth for UV. It's also capable of incremental refresh rate steps, so while it can go up to 120 hertz, it can also go down to 1 hertz or anything in between. The auto-refresh rate works well, but the refresh rate appears to be locked at 60 hertz in games. The phone has hdr 10 plus support for high-quality streaming, though we've only discovered it so far.to collaborate with youtube While it doesn't stand out in its class, the phone's maximum brightness of 778 nits makes it comfortable to use on a sunny day. Its color accuracy is excellent, especially when using the natural color mode, and the visual side of media consumption is a knockout. The audio quality isn't quite as good as it could be. The gt2 pro has a standard dual speaker setup with a bottom-firing speaker and the earpiece as the second channel. It got a good loudness score in our tests, but the sound quality was only okay. Vocals are clear, but highs get distorted at higher volumes. Overall, the sound lacks fullness, especially in the mid-tones and lows.
The gt2 pro got an impressive endurance rating of 117 hours thanks to the 5 000 milliamp-hour battery and the phone's more efficient hardware overall. Charging speed was comparable to its predecessor, which is to say excellent. The 65-watt fast charger got the phone from zero to 91 in half an hour and it only took 40 minutes for a full charge. The phone uses the snapdragon 8 gen 1 chipset, which smoked the competition in most scenarios. The new chipset, however, runs hot, so real me added one of the largest passive cooling systems in any phone today. The CPU maintains 74 percent of its maximum performance with our throttle stress. With this cooling in place, run some tests. The GT2 Pro doesn't get too hot on the outside, and it's comfortable to use after long gaming sessions. The phone comes with real me UI 3.0 on top of Android 12 and two years of major updates are guaranteed. The personalization sub-menu in realme UI 3.0 allows you to customize everything from the accent colors to the icons to the shape of the click toggles.
In the special features sub menu, you can choose to use the smart sidebar or the notification center. Android 12 is all about under the hood features and it's very privacy-focused. For example, there's a privacy dashboard where, On a less software note, the haptic feedback of this phone is fantastic and it feels great when typing or navigating through menus. You can choose to use the smart sidebar or the flexible windows features, both of which are great for multitasking. The flexible window can be dragged around the screen and its size can be adjusted as well. The phone has a 50-megapixel main camera with OIS, a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera, and a 3-megapixel microscopic macro cam with autofocus and 4 times magnification. While the new macro cam seems like an interesting addition.
We would have preferred a telephoto here instead during the day photos look great and are comparable to the competition sharpness detail and dynamic range are great shots are a little noisier when you're inside but fine detail is retained colors are on the conservative side so if you want more saturation you might want to switch on the ai toggle there is no telephoto here and the phone crops the center of photos captured with the main camera and then up,scales photos there is no telephoto here and the phone crops the center of. We discovered that the sharpness and level of detail are both acceptable. The auditory camera has an extremely wide-angle lens, but you wouldn't know it because the photos are unremarkable, even though they are likely cropped and upscaled back to 12.5 megapixels. The steroid photos are quite detailed, and we liked how consistent the standard and ultrawide photos were in terms of overall rendition and color reproduction. The ultrawide's novel feature is that you can switch to the new 150-degree mode, which allows you to capture photos with the camera's full field of view, which allows you to take some dramatic shots.
There's even a fish eye mode to make the muck look even more unusual. The microscope camera's native magnification is 20 times, and you can push it to 40 times with digital zoom. 20 times shots look way nicer, and we got some pretty neat photos. We expected better quality portraits from this phone at night with the main camera the phone takes sharp shots with plenty of detail wide dynamic range and natural-looking photos, in short, they look great if you switch on the night mode the shadows brighten up a bit and the subjects are often very pale we also noticed the noise and uniform areas we expected better quality portraits from this phone at night with the main camera the phone takes sharp shots with plenty of detail wide dynamic range and natural-looking photos in short.
They look great in night mode, with the shadows brightened a little and the highlights even better, but overall the photos look the same. If you decide to zoom in at night, you'll find that shots taken in standard photo mode look better than those taken in night mode. We were surprised to find that the crop zoom photos look good enough for social media, aside from a significant loss of sharpness. The steroid camera had a similar rendition to the main camera, with true-to-life colors, decent levels of detail, and a wide dynamic range. You can get some nice photos from this steroid, which is rare for a phone camera.With the ultrawide, whatever benefit night mode had for the main camera is almost lost. We couldn't see much of a difference in the night mode photos, aside from slightly brighter shadows. The selfie camera's 32 megapixels take good photos, though they're a little pale. The gt2 pro can record videos up to 8k at 30fps on the main camera; it has good sharpness and a nice level of detail; the colors are conservative; the dynamic range is wide, but videos could benefit from a little more contrast;
However, there is no stabilization here, and 8k videos take up significantly more space than 4k 4k videos from the main camera are fantastic; they look very similar in terms of colors and contrast, but the field of view is wider and they are stabilized with eis the ultrawide camera can also capture 4k videos, and these are solid colors that are even livelier than the main cameras when compared to videos from other ultrawide cameras; they are fantastic. The realme gt2 pro is the most premium phone realme has ever released, but premium features come at a premium price. The screen, battery life, charging, and camera performance are all excellent and fully utilize the phone's flagship chipset, but unlike its competitors. Wireless charging and a telephoto camera are not available on the realme gt2 pro.
Specs
RAM · 8GB/12GB LPDDR5 ; ROM · 128GB/256GB UFS 3.1
Display.
2K Super Reality Display.
Screen
size: 17.02cm(6.7 inch).
Resolution: WQHD+, 3216 × 1440p.
Screen-to- .
Refresh
Rate: 1 to 120Hz with LTPO 2.0 Techn
Protection: Corning
Gorilla Glass Victus
Screen
size: 17.02cm(6.7 inch)
Colors
Depth: 1.07 Billion Colors
