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Realme smartphones switch to more compact LTPS displays in new leak

A high-brightness Realme display. (Image source: Notebookcheck)
A high-brightness Realme display. (Image source: Notebookcheck)
Realme's next-gen Android smartphones are now tipped to switch to LTPS displays (as opposed to the high-brightness LTPO screens the brand has pioneered as of late) across the board, even in the supposed flagship GT 8 series, according to a new leak. They might be joined by mid-range counterparts with more compact screens than usual

Realme sought to turn heads with its ultra-high-brightness AMOLED displays throughout 2024 and 2025. The screens did not always hold up in our testing, yet also boasted LTPO technology for extra power-efficiency and responsives. They might be a thing of the past, though, should a new leak prove accurate.

The legendary tipster Digital Chat Station now asserts that Realme intends to enhance its eye-protection bragging rights in its 2025-26 product cycle by switching to LTPS technology instead - even in its top-end GT 8 Pro.

The supposed Snapdragon 8 Elite 2-powered flagship might have the same generous ~6.8-inch dimensions as its GT 7 Pro forebear, and have a 2K resolution while the GT 8 makes do with 1.5K instead.

By contrast, the sub-flagship Realme 16 series is now tipped to adopt the "mid-sized" form-factor instead, with new screens of 6.5 to 6.6 inches in diagonal length. 

Meanwhile, the mid- to low-tier Neo 8 series might see its first flat-screened variant of an even more novel 6.57-inch size in 2026. 

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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2025-08-10 (Update: 2025-08-10)