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Let's dive into why you should invest in the Realme 8 series duo!
Witness a bold transformation in design, emphasizing the message 'DARE TO LEAP'
The significant changes in design are strikingly evident in the new Realme 8 duo compared to its predecessors, from color schemes to impressive back panel patterns.
Gone are the simple rectangular camera clusters of previous generations; the Realme 8 series opts for a more square, enlarged lens setup, giving them a rugged appeal. Particularly noteworthy is the unique and vibrant color palette.
The back panel patterns become more unique with the 'DARE TO LEAP' reflective motif, standing out against the matte backdrop, enhancing product recognition. Beauty may be subjective, but the impression is undeniable.
This year, instead of basic colors with light effects, the Realme 8 series offers more personalized and unique color options, especially the outstanding rainbow silver.
Furthermore, the screen design undergoes significant changes
Rather than chasing high refresh rates, with the Realme 8 series, the company prioritizes display quality. Both devices feature Super AMOLED, Full HD+ panels, with brightness up to 1000 nits and a touch sampling rate of 180 Hz.
It's quite regrettable that both displays have been trimmed in terms of high refresh rates. However, for basic users, I'd prioritize display quality, brightness, and color over high refresh rates.
This year, Realme has slightly reduced the bezels, increasing the screen-to-body ratio to 90.8% compared to 82.7% on its predecessor.
The camera undergoes significant changes, with improved specifications
Apart from design, the camera is arguably the most significantly changed aspect of the Realme 8 series compared to previous generations.
The Realme 8 almost entirely inherits the camera specifications of its predecessor, the Realme 7 Pro, with a 64 MP main camera, f/1.8 aperture, PDAF autofocus, an 8 MP ultra-wide camera with f/2.3 aperture and 119-degree field of view, alongside a 2 MP macro and 2 MP monochrome camera.
The Realme 8 Pro takes the lead with its impressive camera setup, featuring a whopping 108 MP primary lens with f/1.9 aperture, PDAF autofocus, and electronic image stabilization (EIS). With various new shooting modes, the image quality is extremely promising. The remaining cameras are similar to the Realme 8.
The Realme UI 2.0 software allows the cameras on the Realme 8 series to have more features such as instant AI processing, fast-forward astrophotography, night mode combining 9 pixels into one, 3X digital zoom, and more.
This will be a camera phone that any brand in the mid-range segment should be wary of.
Many improvements, battery capacity remains the same, but thinner and lighter
The battery capacity of the Realme 8 is 5,000 mAh with 30 W fast charging, allowing 50% charge in 26 minutes and full charge in 65 minutes. Impressively, the Realme 8 Pro features a 4,500 mAh battery with 50 W fast charging, reaching 50% charge in 17 minutes and 100% charge in 47 minutes.
By optimizing the internal design and arranging components more logically, the Realme 8 series achieves impressive weight and thickness.
At just 7.99 mm and 177 grams for the Realme 8, and 8.1 mm and 176 grams for the Realme 8 Pro, these dimensions enhance the handling experience without compromising battery performance.
In conclusion
With this year's Realme 8 series duo, Realme has made more refined and balanced changes, focusing on delivering real user value rather than overwhelming specifications.
Moreover, at a time when the market is gradually saturated with processing power, changes in design and camera are the right direction to take.
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