Realme gears up to make Snapdragon 8s Gen 3-powered smartphone global

The GT 6T has only just gone on sale in India; however, it is now slated to be joined there by an even more "flagship-killing" variant. It is slated to have the same design for most of the same key specs, a 120Hz display with a class-leading 6,000 nits of max brightness and 120W charging for a 5,500mAh battery included, but will be powered by the higher-end Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 SoC rather of the 7+ Gen 3.

Accordingly, the GT 6 is destined to debut as a global re-brand of the Neo6, a smartphone currently exclusive to the Chinese market. Realme CEO and founder Sky Li has appeared on a Forbes Morocco digital cover in order to confirm that it will bring "cutting-edge" AI features to new markets.

They are to include European countries such as Spain, Poland and Italy, as well as other countries such as Mexico, the Philippines and Brazil as well as India, although Realme has yet to specify exactly when those events will occur.