Realme revealed three innovations of Realme GT2 Pro: "paper" body, 150 ° camera and 360 ° NFC. But the smartphone itself was never shown

Realme hosted the Innovation Forward event today. The presentation of the Realme GT2 Pro was expected there, but the smartphone itself was never shown - but the company revealed its main features.

What is the highlight?

The Realme GT2 Pro will have as many as three "highlights". The first is design... At one time, Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa came up with a "suitcase" version of the Realme GT Master Edition, which has become quite interesting and popular. Therefore, he was invited to work on the Realme GT2 Pro as well. This time, the inspiration for the designer was paper, and Realme calls the design "Paper Tech Master Design". The back cover of the smartphone is made of biopolymer material from SABIC, which serves as an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil raw materials. In addition, the new packaging contains less plastic, with the result that the overall ratio of plastic has dropped from 21.7% to 0.3%.

The second feature lies in camera... Realme GT 2 Pro is equipped with the world's first ultra-wide-angle camera with a full 150-degree field of view, which offers a 278% larger field of view. And to take full advantage of the lens' capabilities, the manufacturer also developed the world's first fisheye mode, which makes images more attractive by creating an "extra-long depth of field effect."

Finally, the third innovation is communications... To improve connectivity, the Realme GT 2 Pro is equipped with a matrix antenna array system consisting of the world's first "HyperSmart Ultra Wideband Antenna Switching" amplifier Wi-Fi and 360 ° NFC technology. For example, HyperSmart uses 12 circular antennas that cover all sides of the smartphone and “supports the main bands in almost all directions” with the same signal strength. As a result, the smartphone can automatically select the best signal by evaluating the signal strength of all antennas.

On the other hand, the symmetrical antenna design Wi-Fi Improves signal stability around the phone by 20% compared to asymmetric design. Realme has also integrated the top two GT2 Pro cellular antennas with NFC signal transceiver function, increasing the coverage by 500% and the detection distance by 20%. In addition, the top of the smartphone can pick up NFC signals, allowing the chip to be used to read cards or smartphones.

At the same time, the date of the presentation of the Realme GT2 Pro smartphone is still a mystery. Apparently, we will see him next year.

A source: Realme