The iPhone 12 series debuted with MagSafe, Apple's magnetic clip-on accessory solution for wireless chargers, accessories and more, and while the feature didn't set the world on fire as much as some Apple fans had predicted, an Android phone could soon adopt something similar. . . Realme recently teased a future phone, the Realme Flash, via its Twitter, and soon after, GSMArena posted a lot of information about the phone that someone leaked to the site. Take this with a pinch of salt as we don't have much information on the source, but there are images and detailed information on the device. According to GSMArena, and something you already know after reading the title of this article, Realme Flash will debut with Realme's MagDart technology. MagDart, apparently, is a magnetic charger that clips onto the back of the flash and uses wireless charging to easily power the device. The GSMArena leak only details magnetic charging, but if the Realme Flash has magnets on the back, clip-on cases, wallets, and more are also possible. The leak adds that the Realme Flash will have a curved bezel display with a "punch-hole" cutout for the front-facing camera, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset, 12GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and will run Android 11. No news. When it arrives that phone, but with Realme literally teasing it, we probably won't be expecting too much.
Analysis: Is Realme Building A Premium Smartphone?
< p lang="en" dir="ltr">This newcomer will throw you off balance! Tell us what comes to your mind when you hear "Flash". Stay tuned to find out. #RealmeFlash #DareToLeap pic.twitter.com/azc6ysABjF Jul 26, 2021 See More Apple took a bow to MagSafe, to make it feel like a truly premium feature, with accessories touting top-notch prices. So does Realme also make a premium smartphone? It would be strange for Realme to offer a premium phone, as the relative newcomer thrives so well in the mid-range market. Indeed, it's odd that Realme would choose to copy a feature from Apple (Samsung is usually the first to drop features from the big A, and Xiaomi isn't far behind either), but Realme has thrived thus far creating powerhouses. Impressive budgets, and he was hesitant to walk away from the race for premium phones. Could that change with MagSafe, sorry MagDart, loaded with Realme Flash? Well, probably not, no. That's because, despite what Apple wants you to think, magnets just aren't a premium feature. In fact, they're not even new to phones. Some other phones have used clip-on magnetic chargers in the past; some gaming smartphones like the Black Shark 3 have offered the feature that allows you to turn the phone on while gaming, though Realme may be the first brand outside of this niche. of game. So just because Realme has put a magnet on the back of a decent-sounding smartphone doesn't mean it's suddenly going to start competing with the Samsung Galaxy S21, Xiaomi Mi 11, or Vivo X60 Pro. No, it's probably just trying. to undercut the iPhone 12 by offering a cheaper alternative.