Realme introduced the Realme 6 and Realme 6 Pro six months ago, and today, the company announced their successors, dubbed Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro, respectively. These come with improved cameras, bigger batteries, and faster charging. The pair's panel also flaunts a new design, which Realme says is inspired by the mirror space in nature.
Realme 7 Pro
Let's talk about the Realme 7 Pro first. It's powered by the same Snapdragon 720G SoC found on the 6 Pro, but it brings in some solid upgrades over its predecessor in some other departments.
The biggest one is the 65W SuperDart charging, which is currently only available on some of the company's more premium X series models. Realme claims it can fill the 7 Pro's 4,500 mAh battery from flat to 100% in 34 minutes.
Unlike the 6 Pro that packs a 6.6" LCD, the 7 Pro comes with a Super AMOLED panel. It's a tad smaller at 6.4", but that should make the 7 Pro more compact and easier to hold. The resolution of the screen is FullHD+, but the refresh rate has been dropped from 90Hz to 60Hz. Realme tells us this decision was taken considering the feedback of its customers, who preferred a 60Hz AMOLED screen over a 90Hz LCD panel. As an added bonus, we get Always-on Display and an in-display fingerprint scanner on the 7 Pro as opposed to the side-mounted one that came with its predecessor.
Realme 7 Pro comes with a Super AMOLED screen with a fingerprint reader underneath
The Realme 6 Pro came with a total of six cameras - two on the front and four at the back. The 7 Pro has one less, as the company dropped the 8MP ultrawide angle front-facing unit, but replaced the main 16MP selfie camera on the 6 Pro with 32MP on the 7 Pro.
There are some changes to the quad camera setup on the back as well. Realme has dropped the 12MP telephoto unit in favor of a 2MP depth sensor, and while it did retain the 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro units, the primary camera now uses Sony's newer 64MP IMX682 sensor.
The Realme 7 Pro, like the 6 Pro, comes with Dolby Atmos, but this time it comes with stereo speakers - that's yet another feature that trickled down from Realme's more premium smartphones to the number series.
Other highlights of the Realme 7 Pro include a USB-C port, 3.5mm headphone jack, dedicated microSD card slot, NavIC, and dual-frequency GPS support. The smartphone's splash-proof and passed TUV Rheinland's Smartphone Reliability Verification tests.
The Realme 7 Pro boots Android 10-based Realme UI, comes in Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver colors, and has two memory configurations - 6GB/128GB and 8GB/128GB. Prices start at INR19,999 (€230/$270) with the more expensive version costing INR21,999(€255/$300). The first sale is taking place in India on September 14 on Realme's own website and Flipkart.
Realme 7 Pro in Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver colors
Realme 7
The Realme 7 is built around the same 6.5" FullHD+ 90Hz LCD as its predecessor and is the world's first smartphone to have the freshly announced Helio G95 SoC at the helm, which is an upgrade over Realme 6's G90T.
The battery capacity has increased from 4,300 mAh to 5,000 mAh, but it still charges at 30W. Realme claims the 30W Dart Charger can fill the cell from flat to 100% in 65 minutes, which is still pretty good.
Like the 7 Pro, the vanilla 7 also sports a 64MP Sony IMX682 sensor, but the rest of the setup remains the same as 6 Pro's - there's a 16MP selfie shooter on the front, and the primary camera on the back is joined by an 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, and 2MP depth sensor modules.
But, like the Pro model, the Realme 7 also gets Starry Mode and can switch between AI Mode and Pro Mode in the 64MP Mode and Night Mode. However, these features won't be available on Realme 7 out of the box and will be rolled out through an OTA.
The rest of the highlights of the Realme 7 include a USB-C port, 3.5mm headphone jack, Android 10-based Realme UI, side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a dedicated microSD card slot, up to 128GB storage, and two RAM options - 6GB and 8GB. The smartphone is also splash-proof, but like the Pro it lacks an official IP rating.
The 6GB/64GB variant of the Realme 7 is priced at INR14,999 (€170/$205) and there will be an 8GB/128GB model priced at INR16,999 (€195/$230). Both are offered in Mist White and Mist Blue colors and will go sale from September 10 through Flipkart and Realme's official Indian site.
Realme 7 in Mist White and Mist Blue colors
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