Earlier this week, Realme announced that its upcoming 11 series of phones will debut in May. The lineup is set to launch in China initially, and the teaser hints at a circular camera island on the back.
In the meantime, the key specifications of the Realme 11 Pro+ have been spotted on TENAA, and leakster Digital Chat Station has suggested that the 2.6 GHz CPU is a component of a new Dimensity 7-series SoC.
Realme 11 Pro+ is expected to feature a 6.7″ curved AMOLED screen with a resolution of 1080p. The phone is said to come equipped with a 200MP primary sensor, and if it truly is 1/1.4″ in size, it is likely to be the Samsung ISOCELL HP3. The ultrawide camera will have a modest 8MP sensor, and there will also be a 2MP auxiliary unit.
Interestingly, the 11 Pro+ will come with two charging options – 80W or 100W for the 5,000 mAh battery. The new phone has been certified with up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage, and the device itself is rumored to weigh just 183 grams.
Since the launch is not expected until May, it could be a few more weeks before we start seeing more information on the Realme 11 series. Nonetheless, since the teaser campaign has kicked off, we should start seeing the lineup’s specifications soon.