Realme GT Neo 5
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- Mlbb
- v3A
- 14 Jan 2023
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2023after the GT Neo 3, this thing may be a heavy flagship kill... moreJust turn off 150w
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- Joe
- Lut
- 12 Jan 2023
I think the snapdragon pro variant is going to be pretty costly. The dimensity might be a value flagship killer.
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- hechmi
- N43
- 12 Jan 2023
you have to suffer, 11 Jan 2023they skipped the 4. anyways great phone only missing is aud... morethey always skip the 4 ;)
- you have to suffer
- wrg
- 11 Jan 2023
they skipped the 4. anyways great phone only missing is audio jack
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- Anonymous
- C9a
- 10 Jan 2023
after the GT Neo 3, this thing may be a heavy flagship killer for realme for the price, but the 150W and 240W charging speeds may be relatively bad and unhealthy
- VNuff
- NtM
- 09 Jan 2023
Great display, a good camera, good battery with really fast charging.
Concerned with the chipset, A78 cores are not flagship level anymore; unusable as prime cores for flagship chips, even the 888 used an X1 and that was back in 2020.
seems like they upped the frequency to compensate but the 8+Gen 1 still dominated it in single-core benchmarks, though both were toe to toe in multi-core due to the 8+ having lower frequency A710s, though that might come at the cost of thermal stability.
Graphics-wise and as far as what's made public the 8+ is around 50% faster.
The reason I'm comparing it to the 8+ is that the Neo 5 is rumoured to cost around 440 euros and the 8+ seems to be available at a price point equivalent or lower, the Redmi K60 for instance.