GT Neo 3T, the successor to Realm's premium mid-ranger, Neo 2T, has been making headlines on tech blogs with live-unboxing Images posted official community page. These images help simulate the sense of how the phone feels in reality. In addition to the phone, the previews also reveal the contents inside the box. Let's take a look.
As expected, The Realme GT Neo 3T Box packs a charger, SIM ejector, charging/data cable, silicon case, some paperwork, and the phone itself. The charging cable is standard USB-A to Type-C, the charger is 80W SuperDart, and the protective case is soft thermoplastic polyurethane.
The screen floods the entire front view of the phone from corner to corner. With minimal bezels, the screen measures 6.62-inch. It's an E4 AMOLED panel with a 120hz refresh rate and 1080p screen resolution. With a dead pixel camera housing on the top-left corner, it uses the same 16MP sensor for selfies as found on the Realme 9 4G.
The rear plate of the Realme GT new model rocks a unique style. Its cross-square pattern is reminiscent of the racing flag used in GT sports. The tri-cam layout on the back has a 64MP alpha sensor with 8+2MP assistive lenses.
A Snapdragon 870 SoC drives the GT Neo 3T. Packed with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM + 5GB of virtually expanded RAM, and 128GB of UFS 3.1 storage, the user experience competes with flagships. Under the hood, an 80W-enabled 5000mAh battery boosts the phone.
The edge profile of the Neo 3T shows a dual-sim card reader and a volume control button on the left side of the device. At the top, it has a secondary noise cancellation mic, and on the right, there's a volume control button. It has a bottom-firing speaker beside the charging port and primary mic.