Realme 11 Pro Passes the TENAA Certification Which Will Hit the Market Soon

April 01, 2023 By Monica Green

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Image Source: MySmartPrice Realme has been working on its future smartphone, the Realme 11 Pro, which has received TENAA certification in China under the model number "RMX3770." Its certification has disclosed some of the device's essential characteristics, such as a circular camera module and a centered punch-hole curved display. According to the TENAA website, the Realme 11 Pro will include a centered punch-hole display with a curved screen. Talking about the device's rear, it will have a circular camera module with the main camera sensor in the middle, two secondary lenses on each side, and an LED flash above them. The camera module's form deviates from Realme's prior rectangular camera modules, giving the phone a fresh and distinct appearance. The Realme logo may also be seen on the rear panel. Apart from that, according to a Digital Chat Station leak, the Realme 11 Pro will include MediaTek's newest Dimensity processor with 5G and will be released in May 2023. Yet, no additional information about the device's specs has been released. The gadget has also been certified by TKDN and Bluetooth SIG, indicating that it will feature Bluetooth 5.2 connection and will be sold in Indonesia. Also Read: Realme 10 Series Release Confirmed: New Devices To Go on Sale in November Realme has a reputation for offering feature-rich smartphones at a low price, and the Realme 11 Pro is likely to continue that tradition. The gadget is supposed to provide a premium user experience thanks to the newest MediaTek CPU and the curved punch-hole display. The Realme 11 Pro has not yet been formally launched by Realme, but the TENAA certification suggests that it will be available shortly.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

Realme 11 Pro Passes the TENAA Certification Which Will Hit the Market Soon

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