Realme GT 2 series launch today in China: Check expected price, specs, features and more

Realme will begin the launch event at 7.30 pm CST in China around 5 pm in India.

The smartphone brand recently revealed the design of its much-awaited Realme GT 2 series. Image source: Realme

Realme GT 2 series launch: The stage is finally set! The global smartphone maker Realme will launch its flagship Realme GT 2 series today in China. Recently, the smartphone brand announced that it will use the newly-launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset in the upcoming Realme GT 2 Pro.

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The smartphone brand recently revealed the design of its much-awaited Realme GT 2 series. Inspired by paper, and co-designed by Naoto Fukusawa and Realme design studio, the Realme GT 2 Pro is the world’s first smartphone to feature a bio-based polymer design, the company said.

Realme will begin the launch event at 7.30 pm CST in China around 5 pm in India. The live stream of the launch will be available on the Realme China website and Weibo. The Realme GT 2 Pro is expected to be priced between Rs 40,000- Rs 45,000. However, this is just speculation, and readers are advised to wait for the official announcement.

Recently, at the Realme GT 2 series special event, the brand introduced three world-first technologies: a back cover made of bio-polymer material, a 150-degree ultra-wide camera, and Realme's Innovation Forward Communication.

According to the brand, the Realme GT 2 Pro is equipped with an Antenna Array Matrix System consisting of three technologies: the world's first ultra-wide-band antenna switching technology (HyperSmart), a Wi-Fi Enhancer, and 360Ao near-field communication (NFC) technology.

Realme GT 2 Pro also integrates the top two cellular antennas with an NFC signal transceiver function, increasing the sensing area by 500 per cent and the sensing distance by 20 per cent. The entire upper part of the GT 2 Pro senses NFC signals in either direction, facilitating the use of NFC for swiping cards or smartphones.

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