The P series of Realm smartphones seems to be strewn like mice. We had the release of Realme P1 Pro in April of last year, followed by the Realme P2 Pro, which was again published in September of last year, and now (only 5 months), we also have Realme P3 Pro. Although the differences between P1 Pro and P2 Pro were not substantial, the P3 Pro is indeed interesting. At the price of the high -end of the budgetary smartphones segment, it offers material features found in mid -range smartphones, so take a look at what is new.
Realme P3 Pro obtains a completely new cosmetic design compared to the P2 Pro. Starting with finishes. There are Saturn Brown finishes, Galaxy Purple and Nebula Glow to choose. The first two have a false leather finish for their rear panels, while the finish of the nebula can really shine in the dark provided that it has received a good dose of UV light just before. So, despite its cool appearance, it is above all a gadget, because you are not going to go from daylight to absolute darkness even when you hit the bag.
Realme P3 Pro has a vegetable leather rear panel
The false leather finish does not seem premium but adds a good amount of handle. I like the rounded appearance of the phone, which has quadrup glass at the front, a similar treatment for the rear panel, and curved sides on its frame in the middle, which has a very transparent pebble appearance and a good feeling of hand. It is not only a question of looks, because Realme claims that his P3 Pro is also classified IP68 and IP69 for dust and water.
The new 6.83 -inch AMOLED display with 6.83 inch quadrupled looks great immediately. It has a fine border all around despite the treatment of quadrup glass. It also has a 120 Hz refresh rate and a 240 Hz touch sampling rate, which should be useful for players, because it is a device designed for young people.
P3 PRO feed is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7S Gen 3 plus update. Realme also launched a large cooling system for the steam room to help keep the phone performance when reading games.
Realme P3 Pro manages the field of the 6.0 user interface, which is based on Android 15
The Realme P3 Pro also comes with a new 50 megapixel camera sensor. Although its resolution remains the same as the P2 Pro, the Sony IMX896 sensor contains an f / 1.8 more bright opening. The second rear camera is only used to collect depth data when using the Camera portrait mode. Indeed, the smartphone does not have an ultra-related camera, unlike some of its competitors. Selfies are managed by a 16 -megapixel camera.
For those who are not aware, the Sony IMX896 sensor is also used in Realme 14 PRO + Mid-Pragion at the price of RS. 29 999. Certainly, our expectations of this main camera are external.
Realme P3 Pro has only one rear camera accessible to users
The phone is also upgraded to a battery of 6,000 mAh compared to the capacity of 5,200 mAh of the P2 Pro. It should offer a better battery life, but Realme has also managed to keep an 80 W load of the P2 Pro, which is good to have given the greatest capacity.
With a lot of material upgrades sprinkled everywhere and the new cosmetic upgrades included, the Realme P3 Pro is an easy recommendation on paper compared to the previous P2 Pro. It is RS. 23 999 The price of the basic configuration of 8 GB + 128 GB makes it even more attractive. But does it work as expected? And can her camera deliver as she does on her mid-range brother? Beware of our detailed exam, which will be released soon!
