Realme 6 hands on 90Hz screen

Compared to the previous generation, Realme 6 has a lot of changes in both appearance and internal configuration. Instead of polygonal cut backs, Realme 6 has a completely new gradient effect that makes the product look more luxurious than before.

Some products on the market already have this type of transition effect, but Realme cleverly chooses a more unique way of dissolving the light angle, from the bottom of the machine to create a V-angle to the top. With this effect, users holding the hand will feel the balance, split two arrays evenly and especially the reflected light looks also more interesting.

The fingerprint sensor on the back from the previous version is no longer available, instead it has been moved to the power key on the right side of the device, making the Realme 6's back more seamless, and in terms of user experience, It's also faster to put your thumb in the source position to unlock it.

The Realme 6 has a 4-camera setup along the back, including a Samsung GW1 64MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide angle sensor, a 2MP black-and-white sensor for depth measurement, and a 2MP macro sensor.

On the front, Realme 6 uses a punched screen to place the 16MP selfie camera instead of the old version's water drop. According to personal experience, this hole is still a bit big, so at first look a bit uncomfortable.

The IPS LCD screen is also expanded, to 6.5 inches and the resolution is also raised to FHD +. The big highlight on this screen is the 90 Hz refresh rate, which is considered unique in the mid-range current. We will have a more detailed experience about the performance and screen of this phone.

Some other hardware information including MediaTek Helio G90T processor, 4GB and 8GB LPDDR4x RAM, 128 GB internal memory, 4,300 mAh battery with VOOC 4.0 30W fast charging technology.

It is known that Realme 6 will be sold on April 17, with an estimated price of 5,990,000 VND for 4GB RAM.