Reports about Realme 9 began in the third month of the year XNUMX and we saw official listings on the company's site in July. Since then, countless leaks and gossip about the phones have kept us busy. However, now there seems to be evidence of a possible launch of the line of successors to Realme XNUMX in February.
Of course, throughout the last month we've had reports about the Realme 9i with unofficial renderings suggesting a Realme GT Neo 9 doppelgänger. There are reports that this mid-range smartphone is going to arrive in the month of January. Now, leaker Mukul Sharma suggests that the Realme 9 Pro and Realme XNUMX Pro Plus could arrive in February.
Sharma, who tweets as StuffListings, has reportedly detected that phones with model numbers RMX3472 and RMX3393 have been given the green light by the European compliance body. Readers will recall that Realme confirmed these two models back in September, but continued to experience delays, allegedly due to a global shortage of chipsets.
91Mobiles notified of the leaks in an exclusive co-op. He stated that the 2 devices with the model numbers cited above could be on sale in February 5 in Europe. Both are XNUMXG-enabled devices, although they have yet to be officially confirmed. The report states that the devices could be powered by MediaTek Dimensity XNUMX and MediaTek Dimensity XNUMX chipsets.
Regarding a possible launch in India, we already know that the brand has confirmed its imminent arrival on our shores. Now that the launch (*9*) is scheduled for February, we can expect the phones to arrive around the same time. There was even speculation that the phones might be launched in India first, as the Realme 9 Pro Plus has been spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) listings.
When we talk about the Realme 9 Pro Plus, the first thought obviously turns to the camera specifications, which made us sit up and take notice. To start, it proved that Realme also offers a truly premium phone in its upcoming lineup. The details of the camera were discovered on the FV5 camera site.
It seems we shouldn't wait too long for the successor to the Realme XNUMX series, although a year is clearly too long in the queue.
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