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Realme Note 80 will be the next budget phone under €100

Rumors continue about the brand’s next budget phone, and this time the leaks have grown more intense. With the debut possibly just around the corner: Realme Note 80 should be announced on March 5 (although there are no details about its European release), but the news doesn’t end here.

Realme Note 80: 6,300 mAh battery and ArmorShell protection for the new budget king

Credits: Realme, passionategeekz

In addition to the alleged release date, there are also numerous details about the specifications and even a leaked image. Realme Note 80 should adopt a style very different from that of Note 70, with a large and square camera module (with rounded corners). Also the sensors and the LED flash would be arranged to form the number 80, as highlighted in the leaked image below.

The smartphone is said to feature an LCD display of 6.74″ diagonal with HD+ resolution, a 90 Hz refresh rate, and brightness up to 563 nits. As has happened on other occasions, it would be an IP54 device with protection ArmorShell, to resist drops from heights up to 1.8 meters.

Credits: Realme, passionategeekz

Le performance sarebbero affidate ad un chipset octa-core con un risultato su Antutu di oltre 390.000 punti, alimentato da 6,300 mAh di batteria – con ricarica da 15W. Il comparto fotografico offrirebbe un sensore da 8 MP e una selfie camera da 5 MP mentre per dimensioni e peso si legge di 7.94 mm di spessore e 197 grammi.

Realme Note 80 debutterà nei colori Glacier Blue e Storm Black e viste le specifiche da budget phone possiamo aspettarci un prezzo contenuto. Il debutto è previsto per il mercato indiano, ma potrebbe arrivare anche in Italia visto il destino del predecessore.

Note 70T è stato lanciato in Italia come Note 70T, con meno batteria ed una cifra intorno ai 100€.

Gabriele Cascone

Innamorato della tecnologia, con un occhio di riguardo verso smartphone e gaming, è legato indissolubilmente al mondo Nerd. Serie TV, film, giochi, manga, anime e comics sono all'ordine del giorno.

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