In December last year, realme launched the realme GT5 Pro, a premium flagship smartphone powered by the third-generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform. This device not only boasts impressive performance and top-tier imaging capabilities but also delivers a comprehensive flagship experience that surpasses competitors in terms of screen quality, fast charging, battery life, and design, making it realme's most powerful GT series product to date. Recently, the new flagship of this series, the realme GT7 Pro, has also come into the spotlight, attracting widespread attention. The official announcement later revealed that the phone would be launched on November 4 at 2 PM, billing it as "the strongest performer and best camera phone in its class."

Recently, the filing parameters of the realme GT7 Pro, model RMX5010, were officially revealed by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. As realme's latest high-end flagship, the GT7 Pro has undergone significant upgrades in both hardware configuration and design.

Firstly, the upcoming realme GT7 Pro will also feature a brand-new screen upgrade, as previously mentioned in official teasers.

It is reported that realme's official account previously hyped up the screen highlights of this new device, describing it as equipped with an era-defining "ten-thousand-yuan screen" and comparing it to the iPhone 16 Pro Max. They claimed that while the iPhone 16 Pro Max excels in brightness and color display, the realme GT7 Pro, with its 8T LTPO technology, is "no less impressive" in these aspects.

At the same time, according to the teasers, the realme GT7 Pro has a significant advantage over the iPhone 16 Pro Max in terms of low brightness and low-frequency PWM dimming. Its screen performance is very good, promising clear and vivid image quality while also being eye-friendly.

Another noteworthy point is that the screen of the realme GT7 Pro is one of the phone's main attractions. This smartphone features a 1.5K full-depth four-curved screen jointly developed by realme and Samsung, making it the world's first non-polarizer straight-plate model. Traditional OLED screens have retained the polarizers from the LCD era, leading to issues such as brightness loss and power consumption degradation. Samsung Display's Eco OLED technology, on the other hand, effectively blocks external light reflection, solving the problem of light reflection on traditional OLED screens. Now, through deep collaboration with Samsung Display, realme has applied the newly upgraded Eco² OLED Plus technology to straight-plate phones for the first time, creating the Eco² Sky Screen.

The Eco² Sky Screen of the realme GT7 Pro is the world's first to feature non-polarized natural light eye protection technology, which restores the uniform dispersion of natural light, with a polarization degree of 0 for the light source emitted by the screen. Compared to industry solutions using linearly polarized or circularly polarized light, non-polarized natural light achieves a nearly perfect unpolarized state, providing a more comfortable viewing experience. Additionally, the Eco² Sky Screen adopts a new hardware-level full-brightness quasi-DC dimming technology. Compared to commonly used high-frequency PWM dimming, this technology produces only a single flicker per frame at any brightness level, approaching zero flicker and consuming less power.

Regarding the camera, the rear of the phone features a rectangular DECO design, which is expected to include a new LYT600 3X periscope lens, although it does not support telephoto macro functionality.

It is worth mentioning that realme's official account recently announced that the GT7 Pro is equipped with an amphibious ultra-light and shadow periscope, enabling 120x super telephoto zoom, 3x optical zoom, and 6x lossless zoom.

realme Vice President Xu Qi stated that the phone innovatively adopts a ship-like multiple reflection structure, significantly reducing the thickness of the periscope structure, eliminating the "seesaw" effect, and ensuring comfortable long-term use. The native focal length has been increased from 65mm to 73mm, combined with a new AI telephoto super-resolution algorithm, resulting in remarkable effects.

The realme GT7 Pro also introduces a full-chain underwater photography solution, with a specially designed underwater photography mode allowing users to freely capture images underwater.

Users can directly activate the camera through underwater fingerprint unlocking and support underwater tap-to-shoot, zoom, and switch between front and rear cameras.

These features effectively reduce the risk of water entering the device, making the shooting process smoother.

It is noteworthy that the realme GT7 Pro is rated IP68 and IP69 for dust and water resistance, combined with ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking, providing a safeguard for underwater shooting.

Additionally, the realme GT7 Pro features QuickSnap functionality, which, when paired with realme's self-developed AI DMotion algorithm, can capture stunning moments in ten-thousandths of a second.

In terms of other specifications, the realme GT7 Pro will be powered by Qualcomm's new Snapdragon flagship processor and offer a 16GB+1TB version. Relevant information indicates that the realme GT7 Pro is positioned to compete with the first batch of high-end flagship products, making its actual performance and user experience highly anticipated.

Moreover, a source has also revealed the GeekBench benchmark scores for this model.

According to the screenshot of the GeekBench 6.3.0 test results, this realme device is model "RMX5010," which matches the model number approved by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology for telecom equipment access. Both are the same model. It scored 3153 points in single-core tests and 9554 points in multi-core tests, equipped with 16GB of RAM and pre-installed with an Android 15-based operating system. Combining these scores and CPU-related information, it is highly likely that this is indeed the realme GT7 Pro.

Furthermore, realme officially announced that the new realme GT7 Pro will be equipped with a Titan battery supplied by CATL. The phone will feature a new silicon-carbon anode battery with a silicon content of up to 10%. Additionally, the realme GT7 Pro boasts extreme cold resistance and excellent battery life.

In terms of software, the new realme GT7 Pro will come pre-installed with realme UI 6.0. Simultaneously, realme has officially announced the upgrade plan for realme UI 6.0.

Finally, the pricing of the realme GT7 Pro was previously exposed on e-commerce platforms, with a starting price of 3999 yuan. Some netizens believe that 3999 yuan is actually a "smokescreen" and that the actual price of the GT7 Pro will be lower, making it the most affordable Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Ultimate Edition model in the industry.

Compared to competitors in the same category, the realme GT7 Pro is equipped with a 50-megapixel Sony IMX882 periscope telephoto lens, making it the only Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Ultimate Edition model with a periscope telephoto lens in its class.

It is reported that the advantage of the realme GT7 Pro's IMX882 periscope telephoto lens lies in its upgraded multi-prism reflection structure, similar to that of the iPhone Pro series, achieving a slimmer design that eliminates the "seesaw" effect when the phone is placed flat on a table.

In conclusion, the realme GT7 Pro has invested heavily in its screen, addressing issues such as low flicker and visual fatigue caused by polarizers, and is also equipped with ultrasonic fingerprint recognition. The screen specifications are truly impressive. Will you be tempted by such a "premium" flagship screen?

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