Realme GT 6T review: All-rounder with good battery life at ₹30,999
Realme GT 6T review: The Realme GT series is known in the smartphone industry for its performance-centric capabilities. After nearly two years, Realme has announced a new GT 6T smartphone in India in the mid-range segment which is gaining much traction for its head-turning nano mirror design and powerful specification. The Realme GT 6T is a smartphone launched to manage heavy and graphic-intensive tasks such as gaming, multitasking, and more. During the launch, the smartphone was compared to several high-end and higher mid-range devices such as Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus, Vivo V30 Pro, and others. However, does it really go up to the hype for smartphones around Rs.30000?
I used the Realme GT 6T for about a week in all aspects, from demanding games to everyday tasks to test its overall performance. While the display and performance were impressive, there's room for improvement in the camera department. Check out the in-depth Realme GT 6T review to find out if it's worth the buy.
The Realme GT 6T design is aesthetically pleasing in several ways, be it the back panel, the proportionately curved display, or the nano-mirror camera module, it has everything that a user needs in a smartphone. The Realme GT 6T not only looks premium but it also has a sturdy build with corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 and a stainless steel frame. The back panel of the smartphone features a glossy plastic back which is dust and fingerprint-free. However, as much as the nano-glass looks attractive it catches an immense amount of dust and fingerprints which can be annoying for many. Additionally, the back panel comes with a dual camera sensor and an LED flash module which houses two lights.
On the front, the smartphone features a 6.78-inch curved AMOLED display with narrow bezels and a punch-hole selfie camera positioned in the center. The Realme GT 6T smartphone is sleek, lightweight, and just the perfect size to carry out tasks such as gaming, texting, and other tasks efficiently.
In terms of display,
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