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Realme Neo7 SE appears on TENAA, big battery confirmed

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Yordan 09 January 2025

Realme Android

The Realme Neo7 SE is set to launch in February featuring a Dimensity 8400 chipset. Today, it received TENAA certification, which unveiled several specifications and a few images, showcasing a design that resembles the Neo6 series.

The phone will feature a battery with a minimum capacity of 6,850 mAh, with the typical being 7,000 mAh, which aligns with the record-setting capacity of the Neo7 that was released last month.

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Realme Neo7 SE

The Neo7 SE will clearly be a more affordable member of the new series, given its two cameras on the back and less powerful Mediatek chip. Nevertheless, the phone is expected to have a 50 MP main camera with a Sony IMX882 sensor and a flat OLED panel with a resolution greater than Full HD+.

Realme has also certified two additional phones, identified by model numbers RMX5071 and RMX5075. These are two variants of the same smartphone featuring a 6.6" OLED display with Full HD+ resolution. It will be powered by an octa-core 2.3 GHz processor, complemented by options for up to 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage.

Source (in Chinese) | Via 1 • Via 2

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  • Hunt99
  • C5f
  • 23 Feb 2025

I hope that when they create a Global Version of "Realme Neo7 SE". They won't change the battery, chipset, and RAM if they want to lower the price down including the vapor chamber.

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  • rizki1
  • 6cn
  • 09 Jan 2025

Chinese, because the Neo SE series was never sold globally. Even though millions of people want a fast performance phone for cheap like Poco.. I don't know why iQOO and Realme don't sell phones like this for global.

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  • AnonD-1185368
  • 84G
  • 09 Jan 2025

Who buys these?

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