According to the Wi-Fi Alliance database, Realme 6 is going to use MediaTek’s Helio G90T gaming chipset. It’s the same SoC found in the Redmi Note 8 Pro, the direct competitor of Realme 5 Pro which sports Snapdragon 712. Aside from that, the unannounced handset will come with Android 10 out of the box and probably a 108MP sensor for the Pro model.
There’s a good chance that it’s Realme UI, a lighter version of OPPO ColorOS. Additionally, a large 4300mAh battery will also be included. The listing reveals RMX2001 as Realme 6 and RMX2061 for Realme 6 Pro. Based on the report, the notch will be replaced by a pinhole display for the selfie camera.
Realme 5 series went official in the Philippines back in October. If we’re to follow the half-a-year cycle of the company, we could see the Realme 6 series as early as March.
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