Realme X3 SuperZoom to sport periscope camera offering up to 60x magnification

Vlad, 07 May 2020

Realme is working on a bunch of new devices at the moment, but perhaps none is more interesting than the X3 SuperZoom. This phone has already received a few certifications here and there, and thanks to a benchmark run it's been revealed to sport last year's Snapdragon 855+ chipset along with 12GB of RAM.

Today a new rumor shines some light over the choice of name. A leakster on Twitter claims the SuperZoom will go up to 60x, which is clearly digital only, but here's the thing - that means that this phone will have a periscope zoom camera. These have up until recently been confined to premium flagships, but are now starting to trickle down to the mid-range - just look at the Xiaomi Mi 10 Youth 5G.

Realme has always been about affordability, so don't expect the X3 SuperZoom to break the bank. It could, however, put periscope zooming capabilities into the hands of more people. Oh, and on that note, apparently the handset will have Starry Mode, a feature that should help you capture shots of the Milky Way. Let's wait and see how well that is going to work.

The Realme X3 SuperZoom has also been rumored to have a 4,200 mAh battery with support for 30W fast charging. In case you were wondering, a vanilla X3 as well as an X3 Pro should be launching alongside the SuperZoom.


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  • Anonymous
  • 09 May 2020
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