Realme Xu Qi: Realme GT2 series industry's first material technology, exploring environmentally friendly design

       Yesterday, realme officially announced that the new realme GT2 series will hold a special event on December 20, and called it "a technological rebirth of a piece of paper, opening a new chapter in mobile phone design", which aroused the curiosity of netizens.

　　So what exactly is "a piece of paper technology"? Today, Xu Qi, Vice President of realme, President of China, and President of Global Marketing, said that the realme GT2 series will bring a new material technology debut to everyone, with a greater focus on environmental protection and green.

Explore designs that are more environmentally friendly and find the key to a green future. This time, we bring you new materials that have never been seen in the mobile phone industry.

Next Monday, let’s talk about the first-release material technology of the Realme GT2 series.

　　Judging from the pre-release poster, this new material may be related to "recyclable utilization" or some kind of paper-like material (DuPont paper, polyester fiber). It is expected to be reflected in the back cover or packaging of the realme GT2 series. It is worth mentioning that according to the 3C certification, the phone comes with a 65W charger as standard.

　　IT Home learned that realme announced on November 29 that it would launch realme's first high-end flagship, realme GT2 Pro. The phone will be equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, with stronger performance, better design, and a more extreme imaging experience.

　　At present, in addition to national radio approval, realme GT2 Pro has passed 3C certification and supports 65W fast charging.

　　According to previous reports, realme GT2 Pro will use a 6.51-inch Super OLED screen, support FHD+ resolution, high refresh rate, under-screen fingerprint recognition, etc. It will also have a built-in 5000mAh battery and be equipped with the realme UI 3.0 system.