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Snapdragon 855-powered Realme bags Bluetooth certification

Realme is one of the fastest-growing smartphone brands around and the company is known for its excellent price-performance ratio. There have been rumors that Realme is gearing up to offer a device with a flagship-grade chipset and a new certification from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) hints that this is indeed coming.

Realme RMX1931 SIG certification

Realme RMX1931 SIG certification

The Realme RMX1931 features a 6.55-inch display with FHD+ resolution and will be powered by an octa-core CPU clocked at 2.84 GHz. This falls in line with the Kryo 485 Gold core frequency in the Snapdragon 855. The rest of the specs show a 1,950 mAh battery which is probably a listing error alongside Bluetooth 5.0 support and dual-band Wi-Fi. On the software front, the phone is running ColorOS 6.1.

Previously, Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth claimed that the advantages of the Snapdragon 855 are not that noticeable for the average user but did not rule out a future Realme device powered by a flagship chipset.

Realme RMX1993 Wi-Fi certificaiton

Realme RMX1993 Wi-Fi certificaiton

In related news, another Realme phone bearing the RMX1993 model number got certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance. The device will run on Android 9 Pie and comes with dual-band Wi-Fi capabilities. The model number is close to that of the recently released Realme X2 (RMX1991) so this could very well be the international version.

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Author: Michail
Source: GSMArena

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