Today the realme 7 goes on sale , finally joining its sibling, the realme 7 Pro , on store shelves . Both devices are the new flagships within the ever-growing realme family, a company that has gradually carved out its niche in the competitive mobile phone market, to the point that last Prime Day its Pro model was the best-selling fast-charging phone of the day. Such is its growing popularity that you may have considered getting one of the new devices, but what are the differences between them? Which one is the best fit for you? Well, that's exactly what we're going to explain today.
realme 7 vs realme 7 Pro in video
Similarities and differences between the two phones
As you will have already seen in the video, the new realme have many things in common while presenting just the right differences to adapt to a specific type of user. In the case of realme 7, the objective is clear: it is a very wealthy terminal at a ridiculous price, so that at this time it is difficult to imagine a better proposal for such a low cost.
Starting at €179 , you can take home a mid-range phone with a splendid 6,5-inch Full HD screen boasting a 90Hz refresh rate . As you probably know, manufacturers are increasingly focused on offering screens that provide a smoother and more fluid experience, and Realme wasn't going to be left behind in this regard, especially considering their main goal is for you to enjoy this phone while gaming —where you'll best appreciate this increased refresh rate.
To power it, it boasts a Helio G95 processor paired with 4, 6, or 8 GB of RAM, depending on the configuration—a perfect and sufficient combination for a smartphone that moves smoothly and nimbly throughout your use. And it's important to emphasize "throughout your use" because its battery will truly last you a long time. The Realme 7 features a generous 5.000 mAh battery with 30W fast charging.
The photographic system lives up to the specs sheet, giving us a four-camera solution sufficient 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 is really recovered in this model.
If you're a more demanding user, especially one more concerned with multimedia consumption and creating photographic content, then the Realme 7 Pro is the one for you, starting at €299 . This smartphone features a 6,4-inch Super AMOLED (Full HD+) display, meaning you'll enjoy more vibrant colors and deep blacks, perfect for watching movies (enjoy dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio ) or even for editing the photos you take with its cameras.
Yes, the real draw here is its camera system, featuring a 64 MP main sensor (f/1.8) alongside an 8 MP ultra-wide lens (the same as in the Realme 7), a macro sensor with a 4 cm focal distance, and a black and white portrait lens. Selfies have also been improved: the front-facing camera, integrated into the screen, is 32 MP (a significant upgrade from the Realme 7's 16 MP).
The phone is powered by a Snapdragon 720G processor paired with 8GB of RAM and features an in-display fingerprint reader, but perhaps its other standout feature is its battery, or rather, its charging speed. The Realme 7 Pro boasts a 4.500mAh battery with a super-fast charging capability (called SuperDart) of no less than 65W. This means it can charge the phone from 0 to 100% in just 34 minutes. Truly impressive.
Are you already clear about what realme is for you?