Realme GT3 was officially unveiled in February, but the excitement continues as Realme introduces its latest smartphone, the Realme GT5. This new device made its appearance at the China Joy 2023 exhibition in China, capturing the attention of tech enthusiasts.
Replacing its predecessor, the Realme GT3, the upcoming Realme GT5 is expected to impress with its powerful performance, driven by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. The earlier release of the GT3 in February only adds to the anticipation for the advanced features and improvements that the GT5 will bring to the table.
Interestingly, rumors circulating indicate that the GT5 may be marketed as the GT Neo 6 outside of China. This rebranding strategy is reminiscent of the realme GT Neo 5 240W, which was previously introduced as the realme GT3 exclusively for the Chinese market. This approach by Realme might open up new possibilities for the device’s global appeal and recognition.
Moreover, recent TENAA certifications for two Realme smartphones with model codes RMX3820 and RMX3823 have caught the attention of tech enthusiasts. These devices are speculated to be the GT Neo 6 and GT Neo 6 Pro, featuring varying battery capacities and charging speeds. The anticipation for the official announcement of these devices adds to the excitement surrounding Realme’s upcoming smartphone lineup.
As Realme continues to innovate and surprise its global audience, the question remains whether the GT5 Pro will undergo a similar rebranding as the GT Neo 6 Pro. Fans are eagerly awaiting further details and insights from Realme, eager to discover the full potential of the GT5 series.
In Indonesia, Realme has already successfully introduced both the realme GT and realme GT Neo series. From the realme GT 2 series to the realme GT 3 Neo, Indonesian consumers have embraced these devices. However, as Realme explores new naming schemes for its products in different markets, the strategy might evolve, offering a unified experience with similar smartphone models across regions.
