This change may be in Indian variants of Realme X, launch at a price of Rs 18,000.

New Delhi, Tech Desk Realme X can be launched in India on July 15 next week. This smartphone has been launched in China sometime ago. The Indian variant of this smartphone can make some changes compared to the variants launched in China. Realme CEO gave this information only after the launch of this smartphone in China. Now there is a new information that, according to this, the changes in the processor of Indian variants of this smartphone can be seen. Madhav Seth also said that the price of this smartphone would be around Rs 18,000 through its Twitter handle.

Realme X will be the first smartphone of the company to have a pop-up selfie camera. Talk about the smartphone features launched in China, the in-display fingerprint sensor comes with VOOC 3.0 Fast Charging FEATURES, which comes with 6.53-inch Full HD Plus Edge-to-edge Amoled Display. This phone is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 processor and 4 GB RAM. At the same time, it also has 128 GB of internal storage. It works on Android 9 Pie based on ColorOS. To give power to the phone, the battery of 3765 MAH has been given.

Dual rear camera is given in the phone for photography. Its primary sensor is 48 megapixels. At the same time, the second sensor is of 5 megapixels. This camera has been given features like AI, Night-mode, Slow-motion video. At the same time, the phone has a 16-megapixel pop-up selfie camera for selfie. This smartphone can be launched in the last week of July.

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chipset processor can be used in this variant launched in India, while the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 chipset processor will be used in the variants launched in China. Tipster Ishaan Agarwal has given this information through his Twitter handle and has said that the variant launched in India will be light compared to the Chinese variant i.e. its specifications will be mild compared to the Chinese variants. Any change in any other feature can be changed now, it will be known only after launch.