Chinese smartphone giant Realme took to Twitter via the official Madhava Sheta descriptor to confirm that it is indeed about to release a new color variant of its Realme GT Master Edition, with the company unveiling a new shade of Daybreak Blue in India.
This new variant will go on sale from December 1st in India and will join three other shades offered in the Realme GT Master Edition offering, namely Cosmos Black, Luna White and Voyager Gray.
The price for this new blue option is the same as the other three color options, with three storage options offered with this special shade. Here's everything you need to know about your device.
Here's everything you need to know about the Realme GT Master Edition, now in blue!
The Realme GT Master Edition will receive a fourth color option in the form of Daybreak Blue, which will go on sale in India from December 1st.
The device starts at Rs 25 for the base variant with 999GB of RAM and 6GB of internal storage. Moving up in order, there is a version with 128GB of RAM and 8GB of storage available for Rs 128, while a top spec 27GB + 999GB version retails for Rs 8.
The other three shades, which, as previously mentioned, are Voyager Gray, Moonlight White and Space Black, can also be purchased for the same price and with the same characteristics.
What does the device offer?
In terms of specs, the Realme GT Master Edition packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 5G processor under the hood. In addition, the smartphone is powered by a reliable 4300mAh battery that supports 65W fast charging. The phone features a 6,43-inch Samsung AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate.
In terms of optics, the GT Master Edition has a 64MP main camera and a 32MP front camera for selfies. Also the phone runs Android 11 out of the box. From other Realme news: If the rumors circulating on the net are confirmed, the Realme 9i smartphone will be launched worldwide early next year.
Moreover, the upcoming Realme series smartphone, dubbed the Realme 9 series, may be very soon. Unfortunately, Realme fans will have to wait with bated breath until next year to get their hands on the Realme 9 series smartphones.
Realme links the launch delay to the current chip shortage crisis. Fresh information from ThePixel suggests the phone will be released early next year.
