Party trick up its sleeve Review

The Oppo F23 5G is not a smartphone that we can recommend for a ₹24,999 price tag, since there are a lot of better options available in the same range. However, if you are not concerned about performance or camera, and want something that offers you a good party trick, then the Oppo F23 5G is a good option.

 

The mid-range Android segment is one of the most competitive in the Indian market. With smartphones that are touching flagship territory in terms of performance and features, the mid-range buyer these days is spoilt for choice amid so many options to pick from. Now, there are several brands that have a strong foothold in this market. For example, Xiaomi, iQOO, Realme, OnePlus, and even Samsung are some of the most popular brands in the sub-Rs 30,000 or sub-Rs 25,000 price bracket. Then, there are brands like Infinix, Tecno, and the likes that don’t share the same level of popularity.

Oppo is a brand that comes in the former category, but the company hasn’t really made too much noise in the mid-range segment, despite being a prominent player in the market. While Oppo doesn’t offer the most high-performance devices in the segment, the company’s focus is more on the overall look and feel and unique features that intrigue a lot of people. The company’s latest mid-ranger, the Oppo F23 5G also comes with a similar aim in mind. I tested the Oppo F23 5G here at Digit’s test lab in Noida for a couple of weeks, and here is what I think about this smartphone:

Oppo F23 5G: Design

Design-wise, the Oppo F23 5G is very similar to its smaller cousin, the Oppo A78 5G that was launched earlier this year. We get a polycarbonate back panel with an oval-shaped camera module. We also get a glossy strip running down from the camera module, which adds a bit of contrast to the back panel design. The polycarbonate back panel, however, doesn’t feel very sturdy and the in-hand feel isn’t very premium. We get two colours with the Oppo F23 5G - a cool black and a bold gold colour, both with a similar-coloured gloss strip running down from the camera module. 

Up front, things are rather simple. We get a hole punch display with thin bezels, but the chin is a bit thick. The Oppo F23 5G has flat edges, but the back panel curves around the edges. The display also doesn’t merge into the frame as seamlessly as I would have liked, but that is a very minor design detail. Apart from this, the Oppo F23 5G is quite lightweight. We measured the weight of the smartphone and it came out to be 192 grams, which is exactly what Oppo claims with the smartphone. 

Overall, the Oppo F23 5G’s design is very basic. It's lightweight and looks quite nice with the two-tone gloss strip, but the build quality is not very good. We get a 6.7-inch display, so the size is big, but not too unbearable. The orientation is more on the tall side rather than wide, and the front is also pretty basic with the hole-punch display, which is something we see on pretty much every smartphone in this range.

Oppo F23 5G: Display

The Oppo F23 5G has a 6.7-inch IPS LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The display on the smartphone is just average. We get an IPS LCD display, and the colours seem a bit too saturated. While watching content on YouTube, I found the Oppo F23 5G’s display to have a bit too many highlights, which is not too good. It also doesn’t support HDR content on apps like YouTube and Netflix. 

In terms of responsiveness, however, this display is pretty good. We get a 120Hz refresh rate, which just makes scrolling through the menus and other things on this device absolutely slick and smooth. The display is also bright enough. We put the luminance to test using a Lux Meter, and the Oppo F23 5G showed a maximum luminance of 576 nits, and a minimum of 6 nits on a plain white screen. This is not too bad, and I didn’t face any problems with the smartphone’s sunlight visibility.

Oppo F23 5G: Performance

Coming to performance, the Oppo F23 5G has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC paired with 8GB of RAM. Now, this smartphone is priced at Rs 24,999 in India, and for that money, a Snapdragon 695 chip isn’t really considered worth it. For example, you can get the same chip on smartphones under Rs 20,000 easily. Further, smartphones in this range offer far more powerful processors.

We did test these numbers, and the benchmark scores are pretty average. On AnTuTu, the Oppo F23 5G scored 412,540 points, which is good for a smartphone overall, but not for a mid-range device priced around ₹25,000. There are similar-priced products in the market that offer almost double the score, so this feels a bit low for the Oppo F23 5G. On Geekbench also, the scores are just average. The Oppo F23 5G gave us a pretty decent single-core score of 899 points, while on the multi-core front, the Oppo F23 5G was again behind most rivals with a score of 2080 points. In another CPU-based benchmark, the Oppo F23 5G lagged behind many rivals. For example, in the PC Mark Work 3.0 benchmark, the Oppo F23 5G scored 9,720 points. This score, however, is close to what many rivals put out. 

Coming to GPU-based tests, here also the Oppo F23 5G didn’t show anything impressive. In the 3D Mark Wildlife test, the Oppo F23 5G scored 1,211 points, which is way less than some of the other devices in this range were able to put out. 

The storage used on the Oppo F23 5G is of UFS 2.2 standard. Now, this is not the latest storage standard, even in this range and the numbers show. The read and write speeds are similar to other smartphones that use UFS 2.2, but since this is an older storage standard, it falls behind the ones that use UFS 3.1 or above. 

Oppo F23 5G: Battery

The battery on the Oppo F23 5G is a 5,000mAh unit with support for 67W fast charging. Now, the smartphone uses a 6nm chip and so the battery consumption is not all that bad. Over and above, we get 67W fast charging which takes just over 45 minutes or something to charge from 0 to 100. The battery backup on the Oppo F23 5G is great. We played games, watched videos, used the camera, GPS, and pretty much everything to test the battery drain, and the smartphone’s battery backup was impressive throughout. For example, a 15-minute Call of Duty: Mobile session only drained 4 percent of the smartphone’s battery and 30 minutes of watching videos on YouTube on the highest resolution and full brightness also drained only 4 percent of the battery.

Oppo F23 5G: Camera

Coming to the camera, there are a lot of things going on in the Oppo F23 5G. For starters, we get a triple rear camera setup with a 64-megapixel primary shooter, a 2-megapixel depth sensor, and a 2-megapixel microscope shooter. This third 2-megapixel microscope shooter is probably the coolest feature on the Oppo F23 5G. What it does is convert your Oppo F23 5G into a handheld microscope. The results from this look straight out of a microscope. During my time with the Oppo F23 5G, I clicked several things like leafs, leather, metal, wood, and even human skin. Every time, the camera showed details that are just not visible with a naked eye. 

Apart from the microscope camera, the Oppo F23 5G’s primary camera performs pretty well. The 64-megapixel sensor takes nice and sharp photos, and even focuses on the subject nicely, in order to give it a nice depth effect. In challenging light, the images are a bit grainy and lack detail, but that is managed well by turning on the night mode, where the camera takes in light from the closest sources, in order to make for a vibrant image. 

We also get a 2-megapixel depth sensor for portraits. The portraits also aren’t great. The smartphone smoothens the skins a bit too much, and the details are also not the best. Further, I found the colours to be a bit dull in portraits and the edge detection is also not the best we have seen. At times, the Oppo F23 5G messed up with detecting the edge. 

The front camera on the Oppo F23 5G is good. The images are crisp, sharp and vibrant in terms of the colour profile. 

Oppo F23 5G: Verdict

So that was our review of the Oppo F23 5G. It is a pretty basic Android device, but comes with some interesting features like the microscope camera. We get a basic build with a polycarbonate back, a hole-punch display up front, and flat edges. The camera is also not all that great, and we get very basic performance, which a sub-Rs 20,000 smartphones can easily put out. 

Overall, it is not a smartphone that I can recommend for a ₹24,999 price tag since there are a lot of better options available in the same range. However, if you are not concerned about performance or camera, and want something that offers you a good party trick, then the Oppo F23 5G is a good option

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OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey to Pac-Man Edition: 10 cool OnePlus limited edition phones

OnePlus continues its trajectory of limited edition models for its flagship series. The recent images floating around the Indian market reveal that the smartphone will be called the OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey and the smartphone will flaunt the surface of Jupiter. How crazy is that? 

Well, OnePlus is known to have diverse limited edition concepts from Pac Man to Literally Only One Edition, the brand flaunts its designs and concepts in the market with its flagship series. Let’s have a look at what the brand has to offer in this edition. 

What is 3D microcrystalline rock material?

According to the official photos, the OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey is available in a single shade of yellow-brown that resembles the surface of Jupiter. This is the first phone with a marble finish and a 3D microcrystalline rock material on the back. The rear texture is antimicrobial, wear-resistant, and does not draw fingerprints. The brand suggests that each piece of the rock is distinct creating unique rear models for each smartphone and that the whole process requires approximately nine different phases to complete one texture.  

The OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey edition phone has the same functionality as the ordinary OnePlus 11. Let’s check out the specifications:

OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition: Specifications

Display: The smartphone sports a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with Quad HD+ pixels resolution featuring a 120Hz refresh rate.

Processor: The OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition is powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor.

RAM, Storage: The smartphone features 16GB RAM with 256GB of storage.

OS: The OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition runs on Android 13 with OxygenOS 13.

Rear-facing camera: The smartphone flaunts a Hasselblad-tuned triple camera setup with 50MP Sony IMX890 main camera, a 48MP ultra-wide camera and a 32MP telephoto camera.

Front-facing camera: The cell phone also sports a 16MP front camera

Battery: OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition holds 5000mAh battery capacity with 100W fast charging.

OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition: Price and Availability

In India, the OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey Edition phone will be available for purchase for ₹64,999/- in a single configuration with 16GB RAM and 256GB of storage. The OnePlus 11 Marble Odyssey edition phone will go on sale starting June 6 at 12 PM on the OnePlus India website, according to the company. 

In addition, the brand is holding a contest where 601 participants will receive the tablet free of charge.The base edition of the OnePlus 11 5G costs ₹56,999/- in India and comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.

OnePlus Limited Edition Phone History

The journey of limited editions for OnePlus started when the OnePlus 5T flagship series was launched. The company had skipped the numerical 4 for its series and had everyone wondering the superstition behind it. However, with the same series the brand started their first limited edition phone. Let’s walk through OnePlus’ journey from OnePlus 5T to OnePlus 11. 

OnePlus 5T Star Wars Edition

The OnePlus 5T Star Wars edition was the first of its OnePlus x Pop-culture collab limited edition and the first ever limited edition by the brand. The smartphone was released for Star Wars: The Last Jedi and the brand even changed its tagline from ‘Never Settle’ to ‘Strong Enough to Rule the Galaxy’. There were two models in the edition depicting a metaphorical comment on the dark and light side. Hence, there was a white and a black cell phone with the Star Wars logo at the centre-bottom. The limited edition box came with a Kylo Ren phone case too. 

OnePlus 6 Marvel Avengers Edition

Similar to the OnePlus 5T: Star Wars Edition, the OnePlus 6: Marvel Avengers Limited Edition was announced during the time when Infinity War was in the theatre and the audience globally was fascinated by the franchise.

OnePlus partnered with the studios and crafted a Marvel Avengers edition which had a golden accent as the power button and the Avengers' logo on the centre-bottom alongside the phone box came with an Ironman black case. 

​OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition

Through this model, the brand was collabing with the British automobile giant McLaren for their McLaren MCL33, which was the company’s 2018 Formula One challenger. The model saw the design flaunting McLaren’s quintessential ‘Papaya Orange’ band at the end of the phone’s design with a similar black mirror case as that of the OnePlus 6.  

OnePlus 7T Pro Mclaren Edition

This limited edition model helped the brand become global as the brand entered the US market with the OnePlus 7T Pro Mclaren Edition. The model was similar to that of 6T however, the capsule camera design with a Papaya Orange rim created an impact with the glossy black back with the edge shining in McLaren colour.   

OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 Limited Edition

This model was released in collaboration with the popular RPG game Cyberpunk 2077 and it was the first time the brand was collaborating with a gaming brand.

OnePlus 9 Pro Flash Silver Limited Edition

The OnePlus 9 Pro Flash Silver Limited Edition was designed in collaboration with the famous Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama. Sorayama is famous for his female robot illustrations and has contributed for the Sony AIBO robots. Hence, the cover that was given in the box had a similar illustration and the cell phone was silver. 

OnePlus 10T Marvel Edition

The OnePlus 10T Marvel Edition collected the Marvel goodies such as a Captain America grip and a Black Panther phone holder. The announcement for this limited edition model came in when the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was to be released. 

The OnePlus Nord 2 Pac-Man Edition

The brand experimented with the classic computer game, Pac-Man while crafting this model of the OnePlus Nord. he edition included the rear design having dots adapted from the game and the cover having a similar design of the interface of the game. 

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New Android contact sync policy could affect you, but theres a simple fix

Google has changed the Android contact sync policy which could prove critical for you, especially if you aren’t aware of it. It changes the way Android used to handle your backed-up contacts on the cloud. Your Android contacts will disappear from your phone if you don’t pay heed. 

Here’s what has changed:

New Android contacts sync policy

Earlier when you sign in to your Android device with your Google account, the contacts backed up to that account get automatically synced to the new device. All your entries in the Google Contacts appear in the contacts list on the new phone. Also even if you don’t have contacts sync enabled, the contacts would still appear on the device. 

That has changed. 

As per the recent May 2023 Google Play System changelog, "Turning off Google Contacts sync will now remove the previously synced contacts from your Android phone." 

This will be in effect on all Android phones with the Google Play Services v23.20 update.

Now, by removal, Google means the contacts will vanish from the device, not from the cloud. So, as long as you have them in contacts.google.com, you need not worry as you can turn on Google Contacts sync on the device and the list gets populated quickly. Easy peasy! 

However, technically adept regular folks, say your parents or elderly member in your family may not know how to turn on Google Contacts Sync if they ever accidentally toggle it off. When they see the contacts list has gone empty, they may panic. 

So, here’s what you got to do to save your online backed-up contacts:

1. Go to Settings on your Android phone. 

2. Then within Passwords & Accounts (Or simply Accounts in some devices), click on your Google account and then Account Sync.

3. You will see a list of things being synced or that can be synced to your Google account. Ensure the Contacts option is enabled or that the toggle next to it is turned on. 

This will bring back your contacts on the device. That’s all.

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Your complete guide to all BGMI rewards and how to earn them easily

BGMI is finally back in India after the entire tenure of ban and all gamers who loved PUBG Mobile have gone crazy over it. It is available for both Android and iOS users alike, from today onwards. 

So all gamers are aware of the great rewards that this game offers and must be thinking what new rewards it will bring to your plate. For starters, there is a Welcome gift for all the players. Except for this BGMI has announced some really great rewards which you'll earn at different stages of the game. 

Let's have a look at what these rewards are, how you can achieve them and all the rewards that BGMI has to offer now.

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What are rewards in BGMI?  While you play BGMI, at different steps you'll be able to earn incentives and bonuses. These rewards will help you obtain items like skins, costumes, weapons and everything that would help upgrade your gameplay. 

How can you earn the BGMI rewards? You can easily earn the rewards at every step of your gameplay. Complete a mission, actively participate in events and challenges, achieving certain milestones or progress at its best. All of these will help you earn rewards. 

What are different types of BGMI rewards?  As mentioned earlier there are rewards at different levels. Let’s look at a list of these rewards according to the scenario.

Welcome back rewards Groovy Peck Set (2d days) Groovy Peck Cover (2 days) 2 Ranked protection cards 2 Bonus rating cards Free Synergy gifts 1,888 Exp points

Return Gift

This is an event that is being organised. Participation in this event would bring in a lot of rewards. The event will have return gifts on a daily basis which would majorly include helmet skin, rename cards or so on. Return missions are to be completed by players to get hold of coins. With the coins you can get hold of whatever you want for a better gameplay. This event will come to an end on June 27, 2023. 

Underworld Unleashed Event

This is another event that will go till June 20, 2023. This is a login event and players have to login everyday to earn rewards. Rewards include: AG points Silver Underworld Guardian Parachute skin Underworld Guardian Set Underworld Guardian Mask

Add new friends event

This is basically as the name suggests, you will have to get friends to join you in the game and that will help you earn rewards. The rewards include: Heart (Chicken) Classic Crate Coupon Scraps Supply Crate Coupon Scraps

Cycle 4 Seasons 10 Tier

BGMI is now running on the Cycle 4 Season 10 which will be ending on June 2, 2023. You can earn amazing rewards as this event continues and for that you just have to move up a Tier. As soon as you level up, you receive a reward. The rewards are:

Gold Tier

C4S10 Set Season Tokens Supply Crate Coupon Scraps

Platinum Tier

C4S10 Sunglasses Season Tokens Supply Crate Coupon Scraps Tread Aura (Yellow)

Diamond Tier

C4S10 AUG Gun Skin Season Tokens Supply Crate Coupon Scraps Tread Aura (Yellow)

Crown Tier

Rank Protection Card Season Tokens Supply Crate Coupon Scraps Tread Aura (Yellow)

Ace Tier

C4S10 Mask

Ace Master Tier

C4S10 Cover

Ace Dominator Tier

C4S10 Ace Dominator Avatar

Conqueror

C4S10 Conqueror Avatar Frame

Weekly Sign-in event

If you sign in all seven days of the week, then you'll receive this reward. The rewards include: Fortune Pack 50 AG points Supply Crate Coupon Scrap 500 BP Premium Carte Voucher (10 UC) Classic Crate Coupon Scrap

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You can now download and play BGMI on iPhone and iPad in India: Heres how

The day all the Battleground Mobile India players have been waiting for has arrived. While the game was announced mid-May, the developers Krafton did not update the Play Store and the Apple Store for the game’s download to the public. 

However, Android users were given the chance to preload the resources of the game on May 27 while iPhone and iPad users were waiting for their turn. And it's finally here! iOS users from today, May 29, can download BGMI on their device. 

Also read: BGMI 2.5 Brings An Action-Packed Map With New Weapons, Fun Rides, And Exclusive Suits

There were various speculations about the 2.5 update and how it will unfold as the comeback version. The gamers can finally explore the changes in the game that you should be excited for in this comeback. Having discussed the date the game will be downloadable, let’s also check out how you can download the game on your device.

How to Download BGMI on iPhone?

Where on May 27 Android users were given the chance to download the download preloaded resources on their device, the developers Krafton announced on the same date that iOS will be given the chance to download the game on May 29 Krafton stated, “Invite your mohalla, re-plan your weekends, dust out the strategy call-books, and grab your IGL back in the squad, because BGMI is BACK!”

The primary reason for holding on the downloads for iOS users was that the developers are expecting a whopping response from the Indian gamers and hence, to maintain a seamless flow of downloads the company divided the platforms preload.

You can download the game with ease by reaching out to the Krafton official website for BGMI and then clicking on the App Store which will redirect you to the download page of either App Store. 

Also read: BGMI 2.5 Update Is Live But You May Still Have To Wait Before You Can Play It 

Requirements for BGMI

The game requires an Android 4.3 or above and at least 1.5 GB RAM for smooth functioning and as for iOS, the Apple operating system should be 9.0 or later with a minimum of 2.4 GB RAM.

The brand-new map in the game called Nusa, flaunts various in-game events, weapon upgrades, and new skins. The game also advised a new rule for gamers under 18, that the game time will be 3 hrs in the whole day and for the adults it will be six-hours a day.

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5 gaming phones under 20000 for playing BGMI

BGMI has made its way back to India after its ban for a brief period. As the news broke, people can't keep calm and gamers have been looking out for what new it has to offer and how they can get their hands on the game at the earliest. 

Since BGMI is quite an intense mobile game, hence, to run it smoothly, a compatible gaming phone is best recommended. It definitely runs on all phones, but then it might face certain lags on lesser more budget phones. So, let's have a look at 5 phones under ₹20,000 that would offer a good performance while playing BGMI. 

5 gaming phones to play BGMI under ₹20,000

1) Lava Agni 2: The phone features an AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 1080 x 2460 pixels. Talking about the processor, the phone comes with ARM Cortex-A78 processors clocking up to 2.6 GHz and as for the storage, the phone has 8GB RAM+256GB storage. Except for these, the phone has Mediatek Dimensity 7050 (6 nm) chipset and supports Android 13. 

Also read: BGMI 2.5 Update Is Live But You May Still Have To Wait Before You Can Play It

The phone is also packed with a 4700mAh battery and a 66W charging support. The phone was launched a couple of weeks back and is presently priced at ₹19,999. The phone is available for sale only on Amazon but presently it is out of stock.

2) iQOO Z7: This iQOO phone also comes with an AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution. The phone is powered by Mediatek Dimensity 920 (6 nm) chipset. As far as the RAM and Storage are considered, there are two variants- one, 6GB RAM+128GB storage, the other is 8GB RAM+128GB storage. 

Talking about the battery, the phone packs a 4500 mAh battery. Presently it is priced at ₹18,999 and is available on Amazon, Flipkart and the Vivo online store. 

3) Vivo T2: Vivo T2 is the third one on our list. This phone too comes with an AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. The phone is powered by the Qualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 5G. 

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In terms of storage, it comes in two variants- 6GB RAM+128GB storage and second, 8GB RAM+128GB storage. This phone too is packed with 4500 mAh battery and 44W charging support. The Vivo phone is priced at ₹18,999 presently and is available for sale on Amazon and the Vivo online store. 

4) POCO X4 Pro 5G: This Poco phone features a Super AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution. This phone is powered by the Qualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 5G.

The phone has five variants- 6GB RAM+64GB, 6GB RAM+128GB, 8GB RAM+128GB, 6GB RAM+256GB, 8GB RAM+256GB. The phone is packed with a 5,000mAh battery along with a 67W charging support. The phone comes at a price of ₹18,999 and is available for sale presently on Amazon and POCO official online store. 

5) Realme 10 Pro: The Realme phone is the 5th one on our list. This phone comes with an IPS LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution. The phone is powered by the Qualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 5G.

With four available phone variants - 6GB RAM+128GB, 8GB RAM+128GB, 8GB RAM+256GB and 12GB RAM+256GB - this phone too is packed with 5000 mAh battery with 33W charging support. The phone is priced at ₹18,999 and is available for sale on Amazon, Flipkart and Realme online store.

These are the 5 phones which you can consider if you are really into BGMI and are also looking for a new phone. Also, at such a rate of under ₹20,000, these are total steal deals. 

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Realme 11 Pro to launch on June 8, heres 3 reasons why to look forward to it

In India, the Realme 11 Pro 5G series will officially launch in June. The Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ are rumoured to come in the second week of June alongside the Realme Buds Air 5 Pro truly wireless earbuds, according to an Indian tipster. 

Realme has not yet confirmed the precise launch date. The Indian models' RAM and storage specifications have also leaked. Alongside the Realme 11, the Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ were unveiled in China in May. The Dimensity 7050 SoC from MediaTek powers both smartphones.

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On Twitter, tipster Sudhanshu Ambhore (@Sudhanshu1414) has revealed the Realme 11 Pro 5G series' India launch date as well as its RAM and storage specifications. The tipster claims that Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ will debut on June 8 in India. Also rumoured to appear at the same time are the Realme Buds Air 5 Pro TWS earphones. 

The extended models in the Realme 11 series have several latest features added to the smartphone. Here are three reasons for you to be excited about the Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ smartphones.

1) Memory Configurations

According to rumours, the Realme 11 Pro will be offered in memory configurations of 8GB RAM + 128GB storage, 8GB RAM + 256GB storage, and 12GB RAM + 256GB storage. 

In contrast, the Realme 11 Pro+ is rumoured to come in 8GB RAM + 256GB storage and 12GB RAM + 256GB storage configurations. The Astral Black, Sunrise Beige, and Oasis Green colour options for both devices are possible.

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2) Display and Processor

The 6.7-inch full-HD+ (1,080x2,412) curved panels on the Chinese versions of the Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ feature a 360Hz touch sampling rate. They include up to 12GB of RAM and an octa-core 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 7050 SoC as their power source. 

3) Camera Specifications

A 100MP primary sensor is part of a dual back camera setup on the Realme 11 Pro. A 200MP Samsung HP3 sensor is the primary component of the Realme 11 Pro+'s triple back camera system. 

Earlier this month, Realme 11 Pro and Realme 11 Pro+ smartphones with initial price tags of CNY 1,699 (approximately ₹20,000) and CNY 1,999 (about ₹24,000), respectively, were introduced in China.

With the Realme 11 Pro series launching in India, what are the features that you have been excited about and can this series help Realme penetrate in the Indian market the same way it did with the Narzo series? Let us know your thoughts at editor@digit.in

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