With the launch of Realme X2, Realme shook the market last year. Now the twitter handle of Realme is teasing the launch its successor, the Realme X3 superzoom. It will have a 60X optical zoom, which is pretty obvious after reading its name. Realme X3 SuperZoom will be globally launched on May 26 and soon after in India.
According to some leaks, it will have a body design like Realme X50 5G with a side mounted fingerprint scanner and a dual holepunch cut-out. It is also rumoured to come with snapdragon 855+ SoC and a 120 hz display. There will be a massive 6.6-inch FHD+ display, but there is a slim chance of it being an AMOLED. A quad camera setup could be seen on the rear end of the phone and the main camera being 64 megapixels with a Samsung GW1 sensor. A Periscope lens with 60x optical zoom is also teased in twitter posts of Realme official.
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Realme X3 SuperZoom will house a pretty decent 4200 mAh Lithium-ion battery along with a 30-Watt Dart Flash charging support which can charge your phone in much lesser time.
For the selfie camera, it can come with a 32MP IMX616 and a secondary wide-angle lens. The fingerprint sensor, as seen in the photos, will be side-mounted and the sound support will be of Dolby Atmos.
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Carrying on the legacy of Apple, it is said that Realme X3 will not have a 3.5mm headphone jack or a micro SD card slot, which might be a huge disappoint to Realme fans. But you can see the flagship 855+ SoC paired with 12GB of Ram and 256GB storage. Being a mid-range phone, it can give a tough competition to its competitors. Realme X3 superzoom can come in two different colours – Arctic white and Glacier Blue.
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