Realme promises product updates to five different smartphone categories at IFA 2020
It's mostly updates and refreshes of existing phone series, but they cater to different users with different needs.
Realme X7 Pro.
On Friday (4 September 2020), Realme announced more details about its European expansion using its "smartphone + AIoT" strategy that looks at smartphone releases and launches of accompanying accessories.
In addition to market expansion news, Realme confirmed that it would continue to support the product roadmap of at least five different smartphones series - namely, its C series, Number series (like Realme 6 and 6 Pro), Narzo series, V series, and X series.
In a nutshell, each series will target users that value specific features and wants in their preferred mobile device, with the phones focusing on different key specifications between different series models. For instance, the C series (Realme C11, C12, and C15) will come with whopping battery capacities (5,000mAh, 6,000mAh, and 6,000mAh, respectively).
The Number series will also get an update, having introduced the Realme 7 and 7 Pro this month as well. This series will focus on fast-charging technologies and photo-taking capabilities. More specifically, the Realme 7 packs 30W SuperDart charging, a display with 90Hz refresh rate, and a quad-camera configuration with 48MP main camera. The Pro version will have 65W SuperDart charging, a Super AMOLED display, in-display fingerprint sensor, and a quad-camera setup led by a 64MP shooter.
The Narzo series, which first launched in May this year (Narzo 10 and Narzo 10A), will also see refreshes with an updated Narzo 20 series. However, no further details were announced beyond the use of MediaTek processors for phones of this particular lineup.
Realme's V series will now focus on delivering high battery capacities with 5G compatibility, citing the examples of Realme V3 and V5 (launched in September and August respectively), with the former being a budget-tier 5G-ready model.
Finally, the X series is their flagship 5G series. Realme will launch the X7 and X7 Pro with MediTek Dimensity chipsets (800U and 1000+ respectively) while packing 5G dual-SIM slots and 65W SuperDart fast-charging for both models.
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