Realme 3 Pro levels up mobile gaming experience and photography for Filipinos
realme Philippines just launched the realme 3 Pro, the newest flagship model designed to be the top-notch smartphone for the Filipino mobile gaming and photography crowd. Unveiled at the BGC Arts Center, the place was transformed to an e-sports arena which was followed by an e-sports tournament afterwards—a proof of concept that the realme 3 Pro is a smartphone designed for gaming.
The realme 3 Pro enhances the most important features of a gaming smartphone: it is equipped with a high-end processor, has a rich, sharp display, robust battery life and rapid charging.
The realme is the Epic Sponsor of the Mobile Legends Professional League Season 3, the biggest Mobile Legends tournament in the country to date—a proof to its phone’s high quality and speed for gaming.
Excellent Specs for Gaming
Speed is crucial in an excellent gaming smartphone, and realme 3 Pro doesn’t disappoint. It is powered by Quallcomm Snapdragon 710 processor with Hyper Boost 2.0, a feature that comprises of Touch Boost and Frame Boost—programs that enhance the touch response of the screen and ensures the consistency of frame rates, yielding excellent speed. Hyperboost enhances the system performance with low latency, which prevents the device from lagging.
By using High Frame Rate mode on high-end games, you can run games at 60 frames per second. This growing trend and improvement in smartphones make the visuals and movements look sharper and more fluid for an immersive gaming experience.
The realme 3 Pro features Dewdrop Full Screen, giving mobile gamers an immersive experience. It has a 6.3” screen with 90.8% screen ratio, 19.5:9 aspect ratio, and FHD+ 2340 by 1080 pixel resolution. Plus, it’s even protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5 which raises the bar for protection against drops onto rough surfaces and will survive shoulder-height drops or as high as 1.6 meters.
Another key feature of the device is its 4045maH high-capacity battery that can provide longer time for gaming. It has 15% more battery life compared similar priced competitors.
Further, the device uses VOOC Flash Charge 3.0, which allows you to charge up the battery to 50% in just 30 mins—twice faster than conventional charging time. It also allows users to play games and charge their smartphones at the same time without heating up. The realme 3 Pro can enable rapid charging while playing games, resulting to 60% battery while playing top games in one hour.
Get clear and sharp shots using Night camera
The realme 3 Pro boasts its outstanding feature called the Super Nightscape camera, a 16MP+5MP Dual AI-assisted camera made for low-light photography.
Added with another feature called the Chroma Boost, the camera allows you to process better colors in your photos, control the noise, and enrich the entire frame to achieve that ‘gram-worthy photos for a more engaging social media feed.
Also, the camera integrates multi-frame exposure and AI. You can capture the clearest shots in low light, without noise and blur effects.
True to its commitment to speed and endurance, each device is sleekly designed with a unique S-curve pattern in a gradient finish inspired by a Le-Mans Speedway Racetrack—a nod to the world’s oldest active sports car race held in France.
The realme 3 Pro offers the best value price for a midrange smartphone, fully equipped with outstanding processor and cameras. Its entry variant sports 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for Php12,990, while the top end has 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage for Php14,990. Both models are expandable up to 256GB.
It comes in three colors: Lightning Purple, Nitro Blue, and Carbon Grey. Pre-order is available until May 24 with freebies worth Php1,899. Claiming starts on May 25th in all realme kiosk, MemoXpress, PC Express, and Fonestyle Stores Nationwide.
Additionally, realme Philippines will have several activites at the Mobile Legends Professional League Season 3 Finals on May 25th—exhibiting the best smartphone capabilities of realme 3 Pro to gamers and enthusiasts in the Philippines. INQUIRER.net BrandRoom/JPD
