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Reviewed Device: Realme X2 Pro
Description
Realme has built a name for itself in Asia through delivering great phones at cutthroat prices. Unlike OnePlus, which started with a flagship challenger working its way up the ladder to reach the premium market segment, Realme has several super-successful low-end to mid-range models in its portfolio, and it's only now that it's releasing its first flagship-grade device - the Realme X2 Pro.
Along with the vanilla X2 and the 5 Pro, the X2 Pro is the first device to enter the European market with a bang. Going through the specs sheet and reaching the end of it with the price tag, the phone reminds us of the old times of OnePlus' Flagship killer. The Realme X2 Pro can easily take on even the Xiaomi's Mi 9T Pro and a couple of other reasonably-priced top-shelf handsets, so we expect it to cause the same stir in the European market as it did in Asia.
Performance:
Camera:
Quality:
Price:
Things I like
Incredible value
90Hz AMOLED screen
4000mAh battery
Super fast charging with 50W charging
Silky smooth display
Top-shelf internals
Good camera setup,Camera performance better than price suggests
64MP camera with 20x hybrid zoom
Snapdragon 855+ chipset
Things I don't like
Display too cool (but fixed by fine-tuning settings)
Wobbly volume button*
No microSD card support
Notched display
Still on Android 9 Pie
No matter how you hold or look at it, the glass back is slippery and attracts fingerprints and smudges.
Additionally, the camera bump for the quad-camera array is prominent enough and causes wobble when the handset is placed flat on its back but it's one of the slimmest ones around. We don't have a major complaint in this regard.
Overall Ratings:
Verdict
Yes,Its a proof that great phone need not be expensive in 2020.
The Realme X2 Pro is, by far, the best phone that the company has ever produced. With top specs, a great camera, and industry-leading fast charging, Realme has left its mark on the affordable-flagship scene. Realme’s efforts to improve the software experience haven't gone unseen, but its lack of polish will turn some buyers off.
Description
Realme has built a name for itself in Asia through delivering great phones at cutthroat prices. Unlike OnePlus, which started with a flagship challenger working its way up the ladder to reach the premium market segment, Realme has several super-successful low-end to mid-range models in its portfolio, and it's only now that it's releasing its first flagship-grade device - the Realme X2 Pro.
Along with the vanilla X2 and the 5 Pro, the X2 Pro is the first device to enter the European market with a bang. Going through the specs sheet and reaching the end of it with the price tag, the phone reminds us of the old times of OnePlus' Flagship killer. The Realme X2 Pro can easily take on even the Xiaomi's Mi 9T Pro and a couple of other reasonably-priced top-shelf handsets, so we expect it to cause the same stir in the European market as it did in Asia.
Performance:
Camera:
Quality:
Price:
Things I like
Incredible value
90Hz AMOLED screen
4000mAh battery
Super fast charging with 50W charging
Silky smooth display
Top-shelf internals
Good camera setup,Camera performance better than price suggests
64MP camera with 20x hybrid zoom
Snapdragon 855+ chipset
Things I don't like
Display too cool (but fixed by fine-tuning settings)
Wobbly volume button*
No microSD card support
Notched display
Still on Android 9 Pie
No matter how you hold or look at it, the glass back is slippery and attracts fingerprints and smudges.
Additionally, the camera bump for the quad-camera array is prominent enough and causes wobble when the handset is placed flat on its back but it's one of the slimmest ones around. We don't have a major complaint in this regard.
Overall Ratings:
Verdict
Yes,Its a proof that great phone need not be expensive in 2020.
The Realme X2 Pro is, by far, the best phone that the company has ever produced. With top specs, a great camera, and industry-leading fast charging, Realme has left its mark on the affordable-flagship scene. Realme’s efforts to improve the software experience haven't gone unseen, but its lack of polish will turn some buyers off.
