Realme 8s 5G review

GSMArena Team, 18 October 2021.

Android 11 and Realme UI 2.0

The realme 8s 5G runs on Android 11, with Realme UI 2.0 on top - a combo common across the Realme 8 family. The second version of Realme's launcher offers richer customization options, a couple of extra Dark Mode styles, refined floating and mini windows, and enhanced security.

Realme 8s 5G review

On the surface, Realme UI 2.0 looks quite clean. The lock screen and desktop are straightforward. The task switcher is very AOSP as well. There is an optional Google Feed panel, and you can also choose whether you want an app drawer or not.

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Lock screen • Home screen • Google Feed • Task switcher • Notification shade • Quick toggles

That simplicity, however, is just skin deep, and there is an astonishing amount of customization available in Realme UI 2.0. Before we get to all of those positive aspects of the OS, we just have to take a second to complain about the insane amount of preloaded apps and notification ads and bloat on our review unit.

We get that subsidizing hardware through software-level deals is a common and often user-beneficial practice, but we think Realme might be going overboard. A non-exhaustive list of apps, preloaded on our Realme 8s 5G includes HeyFun, Realme Community, Realme Store, Soloop, FinShell Pay, Hot Apps, realme Link, Facebook, Amazon, Amazon Video, Amazon Music, Dailyhunt, Josh, Linkedin, Booking.com, Moj. Thankfully, nothing that can't be easily uninstalled.

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Preloaded apps and bloat

Back to customizing Realme UI 2.0. Most of the options are neatly organized within the Personalisations menu. There is full-featured icon customization, not just limited to packs. You can also tweak system colors and fonts. You can even adjust the look of the quick toggles.

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Personalisations menu

The more "general" or behavioral-related settings have their own top-level settings menu. It includes the optional home screen settings, where you can decide if you want an app drawer or not or use a simple mode, with no app drawer and bigger icons.

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More customization • Even more settings • Home screen mode • Home screen gestures

Some of the gesture settings are also housed within this menu. Not all of them, though. There are a few other settings menus that also pertain to various customization for Realme UI 2.0. That is actually one of our main complaints with it - the need for better organization. The groundwork is already there with menus like Personalisations. Now Realme just needs to simplify and reorganize things better. Granted, we did spot a few things swapped around since the last type we checked Realme UI 2.0, so there appears to be some progress.

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Settings menu

For instance, there is a separate Notifications and status bar menu that could easily be placed in a more logical spot, alongside other settings. Organizational concerns aside, the number of small tweaks on offer is impressive. You can basically dial both the behavior and look just the way you like them.

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Notifications and status bar settings

Continuing on with the tour, there is also a whole other Convenience tools menu. It is also filled to the brim with options. Navigation is fully adjustable, as expected - traditional buttons in both popular arrangements and a full set of gesture navigation.

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Convenience tools • Navigation options

And that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to gestures. Realme UI 2.0 has support for basically every swipe and motion-based shortcut you can think of. Both with the screen on and off. Plus, in-depth customizability for said gestures.

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Gesture settings

Speaking of navigation, Realme also recently added and Assistive Ball feature. It is highly customizable too and can either be operated with gestures or taps. Then there is also a Quick Return Bubble, which is specifically designed to quickly jump back into an open game.

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Quick Return Bubble • Assistive Ball

Screenshots and Screen recording also have an extensive set of options to adjust.

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Screenshots and screen recording

Realme UI 2.0 has quite advanced multi-tasking options too. There is the standard split-screen for supported apps. It can either be triggered by the task manager or via a gesture. Beyond that, Realme UI 2.0 also has two different floating window options. One is bigger than the other, but otherwise pretty similar.

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Split-screen and floating windows

There is yet another convenience feature bake into Realme UI 2.0 - Smart Sidebar. It is pretty self-explanatory. You can put shortcuts to both system functions, as well as apps and trigger them quickly.

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Smart Sidebar

Dark Mode is available, too, and it's been enhanced with Realme UI 2.0 with support for three different dark styles - black, dark gray or light gray. It can be manual or scheduled. You can also opt to force it on third-party apps, though this doesn't always end well.

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Dark Mode

The multimedia apps such as Gallery, Music, and Videos - are provided by Realme. There is also a redesigned File Manager and even a Phone Manager app. We did notice ads inside the Files app, which is unfortunate to see.

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Gallery • Albums • Videos • Phone manager • File Manager

Realme has a few additional apps of its own preloaded. Most of them are useful in one way or another. If not, easily uninstallable.

Interestingly enough, even with all of the first-party apps on here, the Realme 8s 5G uses Google's own Phone and Messages apps, which have been available on the app store for some time now. You also get a pretty full set of Google apps preloaded, as well. Not that we are complaining or anything.

Realme also has a game optimizer and launcher, called Game Space. It lets you apply performance profiles and resolution scaling on a per-app basis and also offers performance metrics, including an FPS readout. Neat idea, but it might need some extra work since its readings weren't consistent at times. Beyond that, there are also focus and do not disturb modes to toggle from Game Space and quick shortcuts to other features and apps.

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Game Space

Overall, there is plenty to like about Realme UI 2.0. The interface is snappy, clutter-free and easy to use. Yet, it retains plenty of powerful tools should you choose to dig deeper and use them, and the level of optional customizability is truly impressive. We just wish Realme would ease up on the preloaded apps a bit in the future.

Performance and benchmarks

The Realme 8s 5G has the distinction of being the first phone to officially use the new MediaTek Dimensity 810 5G chipset. It is a rather interesting chip for a number of reasons. First up, it is the first in the Dimensity 800 family to be made on a more efficient 6nm N6 manufacturing process. Then there is the question of its CPU and GPU setup. The former is not particularly interesting. There are still eight CPU cores - four "big" Cortex-A76 ones that can clock up to 2.4GHz and four "LITTLE" Cortex-A55 ones that can run at up to 2.0GHz. That should technically make the Dimensity 810 5G faster than the Dimensity 800 in CPU tasks.

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GPU is a different story, though. The Dimensity 810 5G is rather inexplicably running just a Mali-G57 MC2 setup, which means two cores, effectively putting it on par with the lowest-end Dimensity 700. While the Dimensity 720 and 800U both have three Mali-G57 cores, and the Dimensity 800 is rocking four of them. We aren't quite sure why MediaTek decided to leave the Dimensity 810 5G in a bit of a GPU-deficient state, all the while equipping it with 120Hz refresh rate support, hinting at aspirations to power mid-range or budget gaming phones. We'll just have to see how that works out for the Realme 8s 5G in the benchmarks.

On a more positive note, Realme has enabled the trendy dynamic RAM extension feature on the Realme 8s 5G. Our review unit is the higher-tier 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant, which means that its "virtual" RAM capacity, after offloading some of the data to storage, should work out to around 13GB.

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RAM expansion

Let's kick things off with some CPU-only tests and GeekBench. We can see that the Realme 8s 5G and the Dimensity 810 5G hold their own well, as expected.

GeekBench 5 (multi-core)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Pro
    2997
  • Xiaomi 11T
    2834
  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    2614
  • Poco X3 Pro
    2574
  • Poco X3 GT
    2310
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    2196
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    2131
  • Realme 8i
    1886
  • Realme 8s 5G
    1842
  • Realme 7 5G
    1794
  • Realme 8 5G
    1784
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    1783
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
    1780
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    1719
  • Realme 8
    1690
  • Realme 8 Pro
    1678
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    1673
  • vivo V21 5G
    1600
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    1599
  • Poco M3
    1398
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    1314
  • Xiaomi Redmi 10
    1294
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    1034
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    495

GeekBench 5 (single-core)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    967
  • Realme X7 Pro
    756
  • Xiaomi 11T
    742
  • Poco X3 Pro
    735
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    722
  • Poco X3 GT
    693
  • Realme 8s 5G
    616
  • Realme 7 5G
    598
  • vivo V21 5G
    574
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    572
  • Realme 8 5G
    569
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
    569
  • Realme 8 Pro
    566
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    560
  • Realme 8i
    539
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    534
  • Realme 8
    533
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    522
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    505
  • Xiaomi Redmi 10
    361
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    352
  • Poco M3
    308
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    169
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    131

In both multi-core and single-core scenarios, the Realme 8s 5G outpaces the older Realme 8 5G and its Dimensity 700 chipset. The Realme 8 and Realme 8 Pro, with their MediaTek Helio G95 and Snapdragon 720G, respectively, are left in the dust as well.

In both tests, we can see the Realme 8s 5G score close to the Realme 7 5G and its Dimensity 800U chipset, which makes sense. The Dimensity 800, as found inside the Oppo Reno4 Z 5G, manages better multi-core scores but gets left in the dust in the single-threaded test.

AnTuTu introduces a more varied load in its tests, including GPU runs, and considers things like memory and storage. The realme 8s 5G holds up well here as well.

AnTuTu 8

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    605819
  • Realme X7 Pro
    510317
  • Poco X3 GT
    506800
  • Poco X3 Pro
    453223
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    362450
  • vivo V21 5G
    336699
  • Realme 8s 5G
    329661
  • Realme 7 5G
    318535
  • Realme 8 5G
    302059
  • Realme 8
    298328
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    295562
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
    295442
  • Realme 8i
    293507
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    290161
  • Realme 8 Pro
    286666
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    242155
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    226561
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    218788
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    180195
  • Poco M3
    177904
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    107189
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    90811

AnTuTu 9

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    680671
  • Xiaomi 11T
    590837
  • Poco X3 GT
    578505
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    430765
  • Realme 8s 5G
    383409
  • vivo V21 5G
    365055
  • Realme 8 5G
    361505
  • Realme 8
    357488
  • Realme 8i
    308544
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    223188
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    222125
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    165779

Once again, we see it pulling total scores quite similar to those on Dimensity 800U phones - an admirable achievement.

But just how bad is the GPU situation, given that the Dimensity 810 just has two Mali-G57 cores at its disposal? Well, it's frankly, better than we expected.

GFX Manhattan ES 3.1 (offscreen 1080p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    86
  • Realme X7 Pro
    80
  • Xiaomi 11T
    77
  • Poco X3 Pro
    75
  • Poco X3 GT
    74
  • Realme 7 5G
    35
  • vivo V21 5G
    34
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    34
  • Realme 8
    33
  • Realme 8 Pro
    28
  • Realme 8s 5G
    27
  • Realme 8 5G
    25
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    25
  • Realme 8i
    24
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    24
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    17
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    16
  • Poco M3
    13
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    7.7
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    6.1

GFX Manhattan ES 3.1 (onscreen)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    79
  • Xiaomi 11T
    72
  • Poco X3 GT
    68
  • Poco X3 Pro
    67
  • Realme X7 Pro
    60
  • Realme 7 5G
    31
  • Realme 8 Pro
    31
  • vivo V21 5G
    31
  • Realme 8
    29
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    29
  • Realme 8s 5G
    24
  • Realme 8 5G
    22
  • Realme 8i
    22
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    22
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    21
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    15
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    14
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    13
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    12
  • Poco M3
    11

GFX Car Chase ES 3.1 (offscreen 1080p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    50
  • Xiaomi 11T
    47
  • Realme X7 Pro
    46
  • Poco X3 Pro
    45
  • Poco X3 GT
    44
  • Realme 7 5G
    20
  • Realme 8
    20
  • vivo V21 5G
    20
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    20
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
    19
  • Realme 8 Pro
    18
  • Realme 8s 5G
    16
  • Realme 8 5G
    15
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    15
  • Realme 8i
    14
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    14
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    9.6
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    9.3
  • Poco M3
    7.2
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    3.4
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    3.3

GFX Car Chase ES 3.1 (onscreen)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    44
  • Realme X7 Pro
    40
  • Xiaomi 11T
    40
  • Poco X3 GT
    38
  • Poco X3 Pro
    38
  • Realme 8
    18
  • Realme 7 5G
    17
  • vivo V21 5G
    17
  • Realme 8 Pro
    16
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
    16
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    16
  • Realme 8s 5G
    14
  • Realme 8 5G
    13
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    13
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    12
  • Realme 8i
    11
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    8.7
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    7.9
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    6.1
  • Poco M3
    5.9
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    5

The Realme 8s 5G manages frame rates pretty close to those on its Realme 8 5G sibling. This is a result that definitely makes sense, given that the latter's Dimensity 700 chipset basically has the same GPU setup. Over in camp Qualcomm, the Snapdragon 720G and 732G, both rocking an Adreno 618, are pretty close in terms of power too.

GFX Aztek Vulkan High (onscreen)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    31
  • Xiaomi 11T
    29
  • Poco X3 GT
    28
  • Poco X3 Pro
    27
  • Realme 7 5G
    11
  • Realme 8 Pro
    11
  • Realme 8
    11
  • vivo V21 5G
    11
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    11
  • Realme 8s 5G
    8.9
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    7.8
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    5.3
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    4.7
  • Poco M3
    4.1
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    3.8
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    3.5

GFX Aztek ES 3.1 High (onscreen)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    33
  • Xiaomi 11T
    30
  • Poco X3 GT
    29
  • Poco X3 Pro
    26
  • Realme 7 5G
    12
  • Realme 8
    12
  • vivo V21 5G
    12
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    12
  • Realme 8 Pro
    11
  • Realme 8s 5G
    9.7
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    8.4
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    5.6
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    5.4
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    4.6
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    3.5
  • Poco M3
    2.8

GFX Aztek Vulkan High (offscreen 1440p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    20
  • Xiaomi 11T
    20
  • Poco X3 GT
    19
  • Poco X3 Pro
    18
  • Realme 8
    7.5
  • vivo V21 5G
    7.5
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    7.4
  • Realme 7 5G
    7.3
  • Realme 8 Pro
    7.2
  • Realme 8s 5G
    5.8
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    5.1
  • Poco M3
    4.2
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    3.5
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    3.1
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    1.2
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    1.1

GFX Aztek ES 3.1 High (offscreen 1440p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    22
  • Xiaomi 11T
    21
  • Poco X3 GT
    20
  • Poco X3 Pro
    17
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    8.1
  • Realme 7 5G
    8
  • vivo V21 5G
    8
  • Realme 8
    7.7
  • Realme 8 Pro
    7
  • Realme 8s 5G
    6.2
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    5.5
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    3.7
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    3.4
  • Poco M3
    2.8
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    1.5
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    1.2

Interestingly enough, our Dimensity 800 chipset, inside the Oppo Reno4 Z 5G, appears to consistently be posting fps numbers close to those of the vivo V21 5G and its Dimensity 800U. However, they have four and three Mali-G57 GPU cores, respectively. This, in conjunction with the respectable, if unimpressive Realme 8s 5G numbers, leads us to believe that having more Mali-G57 cores doesn't nearly scale up as linearly as their number would suggest.

3DMark SSE ES 3.1 (offscreen 1440p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Pro
    6735
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    3764
  • vivo V21 5G
    3331
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    3308
  • Realme 7 5G
    3163
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    2638
  • Realme 8
    2610
  • Realme 8s 5G
    2567
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    2391
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    2357
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    1471
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    1399
  • Poco M3
    1175
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    438
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    365

3DMark SSE Vulkan 1.0 (offscreen 1440p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Pro
    5160
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    3818
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    3180
  • vivo V21 5G
    3050
  • Realme 7 5G
    3028
  • Realme 8
    2639
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    2509
  • Realme 8s 5G
    2439
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    2260
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    2257
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    1424
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    1372
  • Poco M3
    1106
  • Samsung Galaxy A12
    612
  • Samsung Galaxy A02s
    489

We're inclined to count that as a win for the Realme 8s 5G. Though, even if the Realme 8s 5G is holding up well better than we expected, knowing its GPU situation, it is still a fact that it is far from Dimensity 800 or 800U territory in GPU performance like its name suggests.

3DMark Wild Life Vulkan 1.1 (offscreen 1440p)

Higher is better

  • Realme X7 Max 5G
    4216
  • Xiaomi 11T
    4172
  • Poco X3 GT
    3991
  • Realme X7 Pro
    3938
  • Poco X3 Pro
    3401
  • Oppo Reno6 5G
    2024
  • Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
    1647
  • vivo V21 5G
    1605
  • Realme 7 5G
    1589
  • Realme 8
    1486
  • Realme 8s 5G
    1231
  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G
    1185
  • Realme Narzo 30 5G
    1105
  • Realme 8 5G
    1104
  • Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
    1104
  • Realme 8i
    1102
  • Realme 8 Pro
    1051
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 2021
    722
  • Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
    482
  • Poco M3
    368

You can expect a level of GPU power more akin to the Dimensity 700, the MediaTek Helio G95 or the Snapdragon 720G.

Even so, that doesn't make the Realme 8s 5G a total slouch when it comes to gaming. Far from it. Between the respectable, even if unimpressive RAW numbers its GPU can manage and features like dynamic resolution scaling, we got a pretty smooth experience from most titles. However, no games we tried managed to run above 60fps, according to the built-in fps meter.

Just don't expect any miracles in this department. There are other devices much better suited for getting a great gaming experience on a budget.

As for the overall fluidity and real-life performance on the Realme 8s 5G, we have zero complaints regarding the chipset. We never felt strapped for power, and the Dimensity 810 5G has more than enough "oomph" to chew through any daily task, as well as light gaming. It also does so while delivering excellent and modern connectivity, including dual-standby 5G with extensive band support and excellent battery life.

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  • 10 Nov 2023
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  • 18 May 2022
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  • 22 Nov 2021
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