Realme is getting ready to launch a new budget phone – the Realme Note 70. It was first seen on a retailer’s site as the follow-up to last year’s Note 60. Now, it’s appeared on the Google Play Console (GPC) with model number RMX5313, revealing some interesting details.
But here’s the twist – the specs shown on GPC are actually lower than what we expected. This version of the Realme Note 70 seems to be the non-T model, making it the most affordable in the series.
Inside, it runs on the Unisoc Tiger T606 chip – one of the cheapest processors for Android phones. On top of that, it only has 4GB of RAM, so don’t expect high performance.
Surprisingly, the listing shows that it runs on Android 15, not the lightweight Android Go. That could mean slower performance on this entry-level phone.
The screen is also a step down. It has a 720p HD+ display, likely an IPS LCD, while the Note 70T is expected to come with a 1080p AMOLED screen.
Tech site XpertPricks, which found the listing, believes these two phones will launch in different markets. But there may be more differences than just location.
For reference, the Realme Note 60 came out in August last year. So, we might see the Realme Note 70 and Realme Note 70T launch next month.
Stay tuned – more leaks and updates are sure to come soon!