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Realme 5s India Launch Date - Nov 20 on Flipkart

Realme Mobiles is gearing up to launch two new Android smartphones in India on Nov 20th on Flipkart. The Flagship Realme X2 Pro with Snapdragon 855 Plus is one of them. The other one is a budget 48MP smartphone - Realme 5s. 

 Flipkart or Realme are yet to reveal full specs info of the 5s. From the product images provided, some info about the camera is revealed. There are 4 cameras at the back. The main camera is a 48MP one. There is also a 8MP ultra wide angle lens next to it. Other two sensors are 2MP ones - one for macro and the other to record depth information.

 Check out Realme 5s product page on Flipkart here.

Older Realme 5 was powered by Snapdragon 665 Octacore processor and came with a big 5000mAh battery. The newest Realme 5s should also feature a similarly sized big battery as they are calling it a "48MP Quad Camera Powerhouse" in promo images.

 The display on the older Realme 5 is a 6.5 inch 720P HD screen. The newer should also feature a similar resolution screen. Expected Price of Realme 5s in India is around Rs 9,999.

 Source : Flipkart

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