Realme C11 With MediaTek Helio G35 SoC to Launch on June 30

Realme C11 smartphone will launch on June 30, the corporate introduced on Tuesday. In a put up on Facebook, Realme has reiterated that the upcoming smartphone will carry the brand new octa-core MediaTek Helio G35 SoC. The Chinese tech firm didn’t reveal different specs of the smartphone, nonetheless a notable tipster has indicated a few of its key options. The tipster means that the Realme C11 will pack 5,000mAh battery together with twin rear digicam setup comprising a 13-megapixel main digicam.

The improvement was shared on Realme Malaysia’s Facebook web page. Realme C11 launch occasion will happen in Malaysia on June 30 at 11am MYT (8:30am IST).

Realme final week had additionally revealed that the Realme C11 packs MediaTek Helio G35 SoC. In the most recent put up, Realme states that the octa-core processor makes use of 12nm course of that clocks as much as 2.3GHz, and adopts the Cortex A53 CPUs.

Realme C11 specs (anticipated)

Meanwhile, a notable tipster on Twitter claims that the Realme C11 will function a 6.5-inch Mini-drop show and dual-SIM card slots. The cellphone will reportedly include 2GB of RAM and 32GB of inbuilt storage that may be expandable through a microSD card. The tipster additional hints that the cellphone will pack 5,000mAh battery together with twin rear cameras. The rear digicam module will seemingly home a 13-megapixel main digicam, tipster provides. Lastly, it’s speculated that the cellphone won’t carry a fingerprint sensor.

Realme C11 will reporedly carry the mannequin quantity RMX2185. It might be anticipated to return with Android 10 and Realme UI on prime.

At the second it’s unclear whether or not the cellphone will arrive in India as effectively. Realme will launch the brand new Realme X3 together with Realme X3 SuperZoom in India on June 25. The India launch occasion will happen at 12:30pm IST. There is a chance that we’d see Realme C11 on the day.

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