The Realme Neo 7 SE has been spotted on the China-based MIIT certification platform following an announcement by the brand that it would soon release the smartphone in the home country.
Around the same time, a new leak has appeared with the specifications of Realme Neo 7 SE and Neo 7 Pro.
MIIT Certification Listing
The MIIT listing only reveals the handset’s model number, RMX5080. Although the name of the smartphone has not been mentioned, the model number confirms that the handset is the Realme Neo 7 SE. The key details mentioned are that the smartphone will be equipped with a 6,850 mAh battery and will have three cameras. The listing also reveals the connectivity options and that the smartphone will run on Android.
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The renders reveal rounded corners on all four sides of a boxy frame. On the front, there is a punch-hole cutout in the center for the selfie camera while there is a rectangular camera module with two snappers and an LED flash on the rear.
Going by the specs shared in the above-mentioned leak by tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the Neo 7 SE will have a straight screen with a 1.5 K resolution and a short-focus optical fingerprint sensor. It will be powered by a Dimensity 8400 Max processor and feature 80 W charging support. The cameras will have an IMX882 sensor and a 50 MP resolution.
Rumored Realme Neo 7 Pro Specifications
In the same leak, the tipster reveals some specs of two other smartphones. One of them is slated to be the Realme Neo 7 Pro although there is no indication about this in the leak. These specs that one handset will have a quad-curved screen of equal depth while the other will have a flat screen.
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Both of them will have a resolution of 1.5 K, Dimensity 9400+ processors, and large batteries. They will be performance-oriented smartphones.
The Realme Neo 7 SE is rumored to launch in February 2025 while the Realme Neo 7 Pro is slated to follow later in the second half of the year.
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