Rumor | Realme 11 Pro Plus with 'new' MediaTek Dimensity SoC surfaces on Geekbench ahead of imminent launch

Realme now openly aspires to draw comparisons between its next new smartphone and the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, although the round 11 Pro+ camera hump will only come somewhat close having to a Leica-tuned 1-inch sensor with a 200MP main shooter instead. Nevertheless, the device is destined for sub-flagship territory - according to its latest leak, at least.

The 10 Pro+ successor's supposed model number (RMX3740) has turned up on Geekbench, thereby possibly revealing its main specs ahead of its May 2023 launch. However, rather than a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or even a Dimensity 9200, its chipset is depicted as a distinctly mid-tier MediaTek processor.

In fact, the "ARM MT6877V/TTZA" SoC has the same specs as the Dimensity 1080 - although it is said to be the 7050 instead, a new release of the same 6 nanometer (nm) profile pitched at next-gen 5G smartphones. Accordingly, prospective Realme 11 Pro+ buyers might expect it to run at 2.6GHz at the most with Mali-G68 graphics and Wi-Fi 6 support.

On the other hand, the upcoming device's display could easily be FHD+/120Hz, and use (possibly LPDDR5) RAM of 12GB (or more) in size to run Android 13.

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