Unannounced Realme 5G Phone With MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC Leaked

Realme is working on a 5G device powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC, a recent leak revealed. The brand recently announced its Realme V5 smartphone with the same processor in China. The latest leak suggests that another Realme device with MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC may be in the offing. The tip also suggests that the upcoming phone may carry a cheaper price tag than the Realme V5. This means that more affordable Realme 5G phones may be launching in China in the future.

Tipster Digital Chat Station posted on Weibo that Realme may be working on another device with the MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC. The tipster noted that this device will be cheaper than the Realme V5, which debuted recently, but the exact pricing information has not been leaked. However, it is said to come with 5G support, just like the Realme V5, that means more affordable options with 5G connectivity may be launching in China in the future.

To recall, the Realme V5 is priced in China at CNY 1,399 (roughly Rs. 15,000. The tipster suggests that the device is being developed to compete with the rumoured Huawei Enjoy 20 that may also launch in the future. In June, Huawei launched the Enjoy 20 Pro in China, but hasn't unveiled the Enjoy 20 as of yet.

The upcoming Huawei Enjoy 20 device is reported to have a 720p LCD display, and the rumoured Realme device may also see similar specifications. There is no word on what this device may be called, but it can be expected to be an offshoot of the Realme V5. Of course, this is pure speculation from our end, and Realme could well launch this device with a completely different name in the future.

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