Today the Realme 7 goes on sale, finally joining its brother, the Realme 7 Pro on the shelves. Both teams are the new standards within the ever-growing Realme family, a company that little by little has managed to make its place in the difficult telephony market, to the point that last Prime Day its Pro model was the best-selling fast charging device of the day. Such is the popularity that it is gaining that you may have considered getting one of the new teams, but what differences do they have between them? Which one suits you best? Well, that’s just what we’re going to explain to you today.
Similarities and differences between the two phones
As you may have seen in the video, the new Realme have quite a few things in common while presenting just the right differences to adapt to a specific type of user. In the case of the Realme 7, the objective is clear: it is a very wealthy terminal at a ridiculous price, so that at the moment it is difficult to imagine a better proposal for such a low cost.
Starting at a cost of 179 euros , it is possible to take home a mid-range phone with a splendid 6.5-inch screen, Full HD, which enjoys a refresh rate of 90 Hz . As you may already know, manufacturers are increasingly focused on offering screens where the experience is smoother and more fluid and I was not really going to be left behind in this regard, especially considering that their greatest wish is that you enjoy this phone at the time to play – where you will best appreciate this increase in frequency.
To give it a boost, enjoy a Helio G95 processor along with 4, 6 or 8 GB of RAM, depending on configuration, a perfect combination and enough to enjoy a smartphone that moves with ease and agile for the entire time you are using it. . And it is important to emphasize “all the time” because the truth is that with its battery, you will have a good time. The Realme 7 mounts a fairly generous 5,000 mAh module, with a fast charge of 30 W.
The photographic system lives up to the specification sheet, giving us a solution of four cameras enough for the vast majority of situations, with a 48 MP main sensor, an 8 MP wide angle, a black and white lens and another macro. Another curious fact about this phone is the position of its fingerprint reader: instead of being integrated into the screen, it is housed on the side, a location that many miss in current smartphones and that it really recovers in this model.
If you are a more demanding user and above all more concerned about multimedia consumption and the creation of photographic content, your thing, then, is that you bet on the Realme 7 pro, whose price starts at 299 euros . It is a smartphone with a 6.4-inch screen of Super AMOLED (Full HD +) type, which means that you will enjoy more vivid colors and deep blacks, perfect for watching movies (enjoy dual stereo speakers Dolby Atmos + Hi -Res ) or even to manage the editing of the photos you take with their cameras.
Because yes, here the attraction is in its photographic system, with a 64 MP (f / 1.8) main sensor together with an 8 MP wide-angle lens (the same as in the Realme 7), a macro sensor with a focal length of 4 cm and a portrait in black and white. When it comes to taking selfies, there are also improvements: the front sensor, integrated into the screen, is 32 MP (considerable compared to the 16 MP of the Realme 7).
The processor that integrates the phone is a Snapdragon 720G along with 8 GB of RAM and it comes with an integrated fingerprint reader on the screen, although possibly its other great quality is its battery or rather its charge. The Realme 7 Pro has a 4,500 mAh module with a super fast charge (SuperDart they call it) of no less than 65W. That means that in just 34 minutes it is capable of charging the phone from 0 to 100%. A real show.
