Hey, what’s up? Sami here.
Today we are going to take a quick look at the realme GT NEO 3.
In this video, I will cover a super detailed unboxing, design, performance, camera, etc.
Special thanks to my partners Cherio and KJMX.
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Open the box, we have a paper sheet with “realme, dare to leap” text on it.
Then the Le Mans blue color phone, let’s put it aside, we’ll take a closer look later.
Then is the charger, which should be the 150W charger that realme has touted so many times.
However, we see the max output is 20 Voltage and 8 Amp, isn’t that should be 160w max?
Why they say 150w?
Are they trying to make fun of Apple?
And the size, as you can see, is not that big.
It’s type-c port btw.
Then the TPU phone case, a pin, and a type-c to type-c cable.
That’s it.
Moving to the phone, that’s the design of the back.
The color looks really saturated and it flashes with a purple accent as you turn it at different angles.
It is blue but not totally blue.
The panel is AG processed in a matte finish, which feels smooth and clean.
The phone has two stripes spanning across its length, with the company's moniker and
tagline placed in between at the bottom.
This design is inspired by racing stripes we see painted on sports cars,
usually representing performance and speed.
Though I thought it was inspired by a belt or something at first glance.
Then the camera module, all three lenses are placed on a protruding glossy bump,
surprisingly it’s doesn’t gather fingerprints easily.
The 8MP ultrawide snapper and 2MP macro lens are made flat
but the 50MP main camera stands out a bit.
That’s the back design.
It’s truly unique, isn’t it?
I guess anyone who uses this phone in daily life will surely attract some attention.
Do you like this kind of “sports car” design?
Let me know in the comments section.
The smartphone has a USB-C port at the bottom, flanked by a speaker, microphone,
and SIM card slot.
We have the power key on the right side and volume rocker on the left.
On top are the de-noise mic and a speaker.
For those who are interested to know the fingerprint recognition, it’s the under-display version.
So it feels higher-end than the Redmi K50 regarding this aspect.
Here we share you with an interesting fact: if you register two fingerprints at the same
time, then you will be able to unlock with either of the two fingers you registered.
Surprise!
Regarding specs, there’s a 6.7-inch OLED with FHD+ resolution
and a 120Hz refresh rate upfront.
The handset sports MediaTek’s new 5nm Dimensity 8100, which is the same as the Redmi K50,
but it offers an independent display chip and the official info claims that it can smooth
out frame rates in demanding games and lower power consumption greatly.
Is that true?
We tried different games under 25 degree Celsius room temperature with 300nits of brightness,
and 120Hz refresh rate.
For PUBG, we switched to HDR high definition and extreme frame rate settings, and played
straight for 30 minutes.
Here is the average FPS, it’s 59.7.
Then the Genshin Impact, we played the game for another 30 minutes under 60 FPS high graphics
and the average FPS was 58.3, that’s a staggering number.
It’s just unbelievable even if you compared this result to those dedicated gaming phones.
But, don’t get overwhelmed yet, from our hours of gaming test, the most jaw-dropping part
about this phone is the thermal control.
It has the lowest temperature among all the newest phones we’ve tested in recent months.
Of course, we didn’t miss the Motion Interpolation feature.
This is an interesting feature as it can do motion interpolation up to 120 fps taking
full advantage of the Realme GT Neo 3's 120Hz refresh rate.
We interpolated 60FPS to 90FPS during our 30 minutes of Genshin Impact gaming test and
the average FPS was 88.4.
We noticed the temperature was slightly up but the battery consumption was even lower.
That’s crazy.
That means that independent display chip really worked, it has improved the display efficiency
and power consumption.
My partner KJMX has also done lots of stress tests like Antutun, Geekbench and 3D Mark
Wild Life, you can check it out if you are interested.
One word to conclude the overall performance: badass.
Because it not only shows the performance of what a Dimensity 8,100 chipset should offer,
but also it keeps its thermals in check.
BTW, this is the first mass-production phone that comes with 150w wired charging.
From our test, the charging speed got really near to what the official info claimed to be.
That 150W UltraDart charging filled up the phone’s 4,500 mAh battery from 0 to 47%
in 5 minutes, 78% in 10 minutes and 14 minutes to show 100%, then we continued to test until
it fully charged, it took only 18 minutes.
Lastly, you may want to know the camera performance.
Here we compared it with the iPhone 13 Pro Max, however, we didn’t test much as they
told us they are still finalizing the firmware, so if you want to know more about that, please
subscribe to our channels, we’ll do follow up videos…
if you subscribe.
Audio test.
Alright, that’s the video.
What do you think of this realme GT Neo 3?
Please let me know in the comments section.
Do you think this phone really killed the Redmi K50, especially considering the price
and unbeatable... performance?
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Thanks for watching.
I’m Sami and I will see you in the next one.