Realme 7 gets its first software update with 64MP Pro Mode and other camera optimizations

Realme announced the Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro in last week. The vanilla 7 only went on its first sale today and is now getting its first software update.

The new firmware, sporting version number RMX2151_11_A.43, bumps up the Android security patch level on the Realme 7 to August 5, 2020 and brings in the 64MP Professional Mode that's present on the Pro version out of the box.

The new build also brings a few other camera optimizations and adds a decimal point display for fast charging animation.

In addition to that, the Realme 7 gets Amazon Alexa support with optimized fingerprint unlock speed. You can check out the screenshots below for more details.

Realme 7 software update

The new software update weighs 306MB in size and is rolling out over the air in India. Most early adopters who purchased the Realme 7 today will likely receive it the moment they take the phone out of the box.

The Realme 7 has a Helio G95 SoC under the hood, and it's built around a 6.5" 90Hz LCD of FullHD+ resolution. It comes with a 64MP quad camera and packs a 5,000 mAh battery that charges at up to 30W.

You can read our Realme 7 hands-on review to learn more about it.