The Chinese company has launched in Italy the Realme 16 Pro series, composed of two models that rely on dazzling 6,500-nit displays and batteries that shrug off heavier loads. Here are all the details on prices, configurations and the (small) differences compared to the Global variants – announced already some time ago.
The new Number series smartphones have officially landed in Italy and are available for purchase through various online stores, such as MediaWorld and Unieuro. Below you will find prices and configurations for each model.
Realme 16 Pro 5G starts from €429.9 for the 8/256 GB version, while it rises to €499.9 for the 8/512 GB variant. As for Realme 16 Pro+, the flagship model is offered at €499.9 and €599.9, respectively with 8/256 GB and 12/512 GB.
Recall that Realme 16 Pro and Pro+ were launched in Global version in January, but only in India. Compared to the Indian variants our devices present some differences: the 16 Pro battery drops from 7,000 mAh to 6,500 mAh and the charging is scaled down as well (from 80W to 45W).
However, NFC is present (absent in India) and software support will be more extensive: we are talking about 5 years of Android updates and 6 years of security patches. The rest of the specifications do not change, while the bigger sibling Realme 16 Pro+ has not undergone changes (except the addition of NFC and the better update policy). Below you will find the complete technical sheets for both phones.
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