Realme 10 Ultra Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Realme 10 Ultra - jump into the flagship segment

The Chinese company Realme sometimes does extremely risky things that you don’t always expect from a brand with a rather restrained organization policy. So, the hero of today's review was supposed to be just an improved representative of the manufacturer's budget line, but in reality it turned out to be a real flagship killer.

The appearance of the novelty is able to impress even the most sophisticated lover of mobile electronics. A completely frameless 6.7-inch AMOLED display on the sides, an ergonomic shape of a glass back panel, well-chosen colors of monoblocks, and an under-screen fingerprint sensor help to perceive the phablet as an expensive current gadget. I had to save only on the edging of the case, made of plastic. The developer did not chase after the increased resolution (2400x1080 pixels) of the screen, so you should not expect excessive clarity of the output content. But the rest of the parameters can be easily attributed to competitive advantages, because the picture has a high margin of brightness, correct color reproduction and a refresh rate of 120 hertz.

Technical characteristics are a pleasant surprise. The incredible performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU, 8GB / 12GB of RAM and the Adreno 740 video accelerator will give you exceptional pleasure not only from the smoothness of the interface, but also from the beauty of all modern Android games with maximum graphics presets. At the same time, processor heating is far from critical values, and energy efficiency is even better than that of its predecessors. The 5000mAh battery will have to be charged once every one and a half days, while fast charging with a power of 150W reduces the stay with the phone at the outlet to 20 minutes. The size of the internal storage was 128/256GB, the possibility of its expansion is not provided.

The main 200-, 8- and 2-megapixel photosensors are headed by a technological module from Samsung and equipped with optical stabilization. And while the wide-angle and portrait lenses are mediocre, the main camera produces fantastically detailed shots both day and night. The 16-megapixel selfie module will not let you down at the right time. Of course, such an advanced device is not without surround and loud stereo sound, support for NFC and 5G networks. But there was no place for a separate headphone jack, moisture protection and wireless charging. But if we take into account the price tag of the device and the totality of the previously mentioned pluses, then the device is still worthy of approval and praise, as well as the title of a hit.