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Realme X50 Pro 5G Launching in India on Feb 24th | Flipkart Unique

Flipkart has started teasing the launch of Realme X50 Pro. This is the first 5G Android smartphone from Realme Mobiles and is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset.  It will launch in India on Feb 24th.

 The promo page on Flipkart has revealed some key specs of Realme X50 Pro. Check them out below.

 Camera Features
6 Cameras - 4 at the Back + 2 at the Front
20x Hybrid / Digital Zoom
Ultra-wide Selfie Camera

 Battery
65W SuperDart Charge - that's the fastest we have seen yet on a Smartphone launching in India

 Display
Full HD+
Super AMOLED screen
90Hz Refresh Rate

 Operating System
Android 10
Color OS

 Currently available Realme X2 Pro powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus processor is priced at Rs 27,999 in India. So, we can expect the price of Realme X50 Pro in India a bit higher than that at around 34,999. 

 Check out Realme X50 Pro Flipkart product pages here for the lowest prices, launch offers etc.

 Another 5G Android smartphone, powered by Snapdragon 865, launching soon in India is IQOO 3.
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