Android Smartphones Realme 10 Pro series Are Rumored To Start In India For Under US$310

November 28, 2022 By Jozeph P

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An international launch for Realme's new 10 Pro range of Android smartphones has been announced. The company has stated that its curved-display flagship will be available in regions like India, where it may start at INR 25,000 or less. The most recent mid-range Android smartphones from Realme are already available in China. However, the company is now hinting at the launch of these gadgets' global editions. It may be keeping its Helio G99-powered 4G/LTE-only edition for its own separate international debut later on because it is using the hashtag "10ProSeries5G" on Twitter. In any event, Realme has hinted at a number of potential benefits of the 10-series, including the debut of the Dimensity 1080 SoC and the "democratized" curved AMOLED display that will soon be available globally. [caption id="attachment_66799" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Realme 10 Pro series

Source: Realme[/caption] According to a video clip released by Realme executive Madhav Sheth, those specifications would be sold for INR 25,000 (about US$306) or less per unit in India. The 10 series is reportedly going to be sold through affiliate stores like Flipkart, and they might start showing up soon after their December 8, 2022, launch at 12:30 IST (08:00 CET). On the same day at 16:00 CET, the Realme 10 Pro series will also go on sale in other regions, including Europe. Also, Read: Vivo X90 Pro Plus Is the World’s First Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Smartphone

By Jozeph P

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Android Smartphones Realme 10 Pro series Are Rumored To Start In India For Under US$310

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