RealMe GT Neo 3T Review With Pros And Cons, Price in India 2022, Full Specs & Launch Date

RealMe GT Neo 3T Review, When RealMe was a new business, they used to release affordable smartphones, but things have changed since then. The recently released RealMe GT Neo 3T comes with several sacrifices, although it starts at Rs 29999.

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RealMe GT Neo 3T Pros & Cons 

RealMe GT Neo 3T Price & Offers

The RealMe GT Neo 3T is available for purchase in India for a starting price of Rs 29,999 for 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, Rs 31,999 for 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, and Rs 33,999 for 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

It is available starting on September 23, 2022, on Flipkart and RealMe.com/in and comes in Dash Yellow, Drifting White, and Shade Black.

The base variant will be offered at Rs 25,999 during the Flipkart Big Billion Festival sale.

RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

No, the RealMe GT Neo 3T is not worth purchasing because it has a plastic body, a passable camera, no OIS, passable speakers, a tonne of bloatware, and no NFC for only Rs 29,999. The smartphone does offer certain advantages, but not enough to make up for its outrageous price of Rs. 29999.

One of the drawbacks is the plastic construction, which is inappropriate for a $30k smartphone. In comparison to its rivals, the punch hole and bottom bezels are both substantial.

The device’s advantages include its very brilliant 1300 nits brightness, 120 Hz refresh rate, strong and balanced Snapdragon 870 processor, and support for 80W fast charging.

In conclusion, the RealMe GT Neo 3T has both pros and cons, but the cons outweigh the pros when you consider that it costs Rs 29999, whereas it would have been a far better smartphone at Rs 25,999.

RealMe GT Neo 3T Full Specifications

General

Cameras

RealMe GT Neo 3T Display

The 6.62-inch, 120Hz AMOLED screen on the RealMe GT Neo 3T has a maximum brightness of 1300 nits and a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. Additionally, it has an HDR10+ compliant panel and a 360Hz touch sampling rate.

One of my main grievances is that

Even though it costs Rs 29,999, the front display has a large bottom chin, and the punch hole is also larger. This gives the impression that the design was taken from a Rs 15,000 smartphone, all the luxury features were added, and that was it.

The front is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5, while the rear and frame are constructed of plastic.

Again, if a corporation is charging Rs. 30,000, it should give its clients value. However, this cannot be said about RealMe’s GT Neo 3T.

The device indeed support Wide Vine L1 and HDR10+, but for some reason, I was able to watch Netflix movies at FHD+ resolution but not HDR content. If I can’t watch HDR movies, what will I do with that HDR10+ ready panel?

RealMe GT Neo 3T Camera

It’s a Google Drive link, so visit there and have a look at the RealMe GT Neo 3T Camera sample for yourself if you’d like. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

The gadget has a 64MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, a 2MP macro sensor, and a 16MP front-facing selfie camera.

While only capable of 1080p@30fps video recording on the front camera, 4k@30/60fps video recording is possible on the back camera. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

All cameras rely on EIS, which is not the greatest because none of them feature OIS.

Again, I must emphasise that device costs Rs 29,999, however RealMe didn’t see the need to include OIS. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

The stabilisation is quite poor; the videos may appear stable if you remain still, but if you move or begin to walk, you will notice some shakiness, and if you begin to run, RealMe GT Neo 3T Review the video won’t be usable at all

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.If you’re standing behind the sun, the dynamic range is OK, but if you start moving, the camera will struggle to distinguish the colours and the backdrop will get distorted.

Similar to other RealMe, Vivo, or OPPO smartphones, the colours are very saturated. Therefore, do not anticipate that the movies will have the same natural hues as the photographs.

Use the main sensor instead of the ultra-wide lens whenever possible at night.

Coming to 64MP Primary Sensors

Despite having a larger sensor, it struggles in low light, produces a lot of noise, and produces fuzzy photos. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

It also has a separate night mode, although even that isn’t always the greatest. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review Because night mode adds a lot of exposure and softens the image, it will provide decent photographs if there is enough light.

The sensor performs well in bright light; certainly, the photographs are saturated, but the details are still present.

By the way, because RealMe is owned by OPPO, you shouldn’t complain about the saturation as they will be using OPPO’s colour science.

Coming to 8MP Ultra Wide

Smaller sensors don’t necessarily provide worse photos, but in the case of the RealMe GT Neo 3T, they do.

One thing is certain after using the ultra-wide lens: RealMe neglected to optimise the ultra-wide, instead adding the sensor or utilising the sensor from a Rs. 15000 smartphone.

When there is little light, it adds excessive softness, tries to overexpose the picture, makes a lot of noise, and loses details in the process.

The 8MP ultra-wide lens can capture high-quality photographs in excellent lighting, but it doesn’t feel like a camera costing Rs 30,000.

Now Forget 2MP Sensors move on 16MP Front Camera 

Here is a brief evaluation of RealMe GT Neo 3T’s front camera.

It appears as though ReaMe has included a beauty option within the standard camera software. The 16MP front camera captures nice images in ideal lighting, however it adds plenty of white hues and will soften human skin. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

Conclusion
RealMe has to improve its low-light photography, therefore I wish the phone had OIS and a better ultra-wide lens so they could label the RealMe GT Neo 3T a Rs 29,999 smartphone.

RealMe GT Neo 3T Performance

There is nothing more to say about the Snapdragon 870 other than the fact that it is a well-optimized CPU that performs well in practically all tasks. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

You won’t be dissatisfied with its performance whether you want to play games or just use social media. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

Additionally, RealMe has committed to provide the smartphone with updates for the Android 13 and 14 operating systems for two years and three years, respectively.

It now utilises RealMe 3.0, which is based on Android 12.

Overall, you’ll be delighted with how well it performs. Additionally, the gadget contains 9 5G bands, so you will be able to use 5G connection as it becomes available in your location.

RealMe GT Neo 3T Audio

Although the RealMe GT Neo 3T has a stereo speaker, it also has a 3.5mm audio jack. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review The upper speaker contributes 30% of the value, while the bottom speaker contributes the remaining 70%.

There is no question that the speaker is superb, however the asking price of Rs 29,999 is excessive. It may have sounded a little louder. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

Additionally, it supports carrier aggregation and even has a second noise-cancelling microphone. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

RealMe GT Neo 3T Battery

Without any issues, the 5000mAh battery will last all day, RealMe GT Neo 3T Review however if you’re a heavy user, be prepared to charge the gadget twice daily.

Now that RealMe has included the 80W charger in the packaging, charging time from 0% to 100% only takes 30 minutes. RealMe GT Neo 3T Review

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