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Realme 9 4G mentioned on company site, tipped to have 108MP camera

The Realme 9 series kicked off with the 9i, a 4G only mid-ranger. After that came two Pro models (both with 5G), then the Realme 9 5G and 9 5G Speed. Several leaks indicate that this will be followed by with second 4G model, though one more capable than the 9i.

First off, the Realme 9 (4G) temporarily appeared in the list of devices on a realme.com support page. That has now been scrubbed, but not before it caught the eye of leakster Yogesh Brar and .

Realme 9 (4G) appears in list on the company's official site

Realme 9 (4G) appears in list on the company’s official site

Besides confirming the phone’s existence, Brar also revealed that the phone may have a 108 MP main camera. This could make it one of the more capable shooters in the 9-series. The current leader is the Realme 9 Pro+ with a 50 MP sensor (1/1.56”, 1.0 µm) and OIS.

Additionally, the Realme 9 (RMX3521) will reportedly offer a 16 MP selfie camera, which is on par with the rest of the series. Previous leaks suggest that the phone will arrive with two memory configurations (6/128 GB and 8/128 GB) and three colorways (Sunburst Gold, Meteor Black and Stargaze White).

We don’t know what chipset will be at the heart of the 4G phone (the 9i has a Snapdragon 680), but unconfirmed info suggests that it will be powered by a 5,000 mAh battery that supports 33W fast charging. This will match the Realme 9i and 9 5G battery setups.

Speaking of those two, the Realme 9 5G costs ₹15,000 in India and we expect to see the 4G model around the same price (the less capable 9i is ₹13,000).


Author: Peter
Source: GSMArena

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