Realme GT Master Edition

Introduction of Realme GT Master Edition

• Design

Overall, why is the stunning Voyager Gray finish available on the most affordable model? Aside from the fact that this is a mark Master Edition configuration contact, the solution is glass… or the lack thereof. The back boards of the Luna White and Cosmos Black finishes are made of glass, however the Voyager Gray one is made of a mix of polycarbonate and vegetable loving cowhide, which certainly makes it more affordable.

Realme GT Master Edition

This is primarily due to the fact that the vegetarian calfskin covering is only superficial, and there is no thick texture layer that might have provided a softer touch and a more premium sense to this phone. The Master Edition’s vegetarian calfskin has all the appearance of being firmly attached to the polycarbonate back board. This fairly abrasive, plastic-like substance felt excessive on the bright side.

Given that this is a cell phone, it will be placed on a variety of surfaces in normal use, this isn’t too bad. Because of its dazzling glass white back, the Luna White finish appears to be top-notch. It’s also thinner, at 8mm, than the Voyager Gray finish, which measures 8.7mm thick.

• Details and programming for the Realme GT Master Edition

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G CPU is used in the Realme GT Master Edition, and it is manufactured in a 6nm process. The Moto Edge 20, which is a close competitor to the GT Master Edition, is currently the only other phone in India to feature this SoC. The processor’s outstanding CPU centre has a maximum clock speed of 2.4GHz, with three further elite execution and four extra productivity centres for a total of eight.

This phone features up to 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage space, with no room for expansion. Wi-Fi 6, NFC, Bluetooth 5.2, and double 5G backup are among the connectivity options, with support for long-term groups. A 4,300mAh battery powers the phone, which enables 65W charging.

Everything on the GT Master Edition is managed by Realme UI 2.0, which runs on Android 11. It has a lot of customization options under the Personalisations section of the Settings app. You can alter the state of programme symbols and even create your own Always-on Display example.

The phone comes with a few Realme-branded and third-party apps preinstalled. The great majority of these items can be removed. While external applications were not an issue on the GT Master Edition, the Themes application issued an intermittent limited-time warning, which may be turned off in the Notifications and Status Bar settings.

Realme GT Master Edition

• Excution

The Dragontrail glass of the 6.43-inch show collects fingerprints occasionally, but they don’t turn it into a smudgy mess because they can be easily removed. The Super AMOLED board has a 120Hz refresh rate and a 360Hz touch testing rate, which came in handy while tinkering. With a full-HD+ goal, the display is razor-sharp and bright enough to handle direct sunlight. What I could have done without was the obnoxious auto splendour feature, which frequently reduced the display’s brilliance significantly under road illumination.

• Cameras from the Realme GT Master Edition

The Realme GT Master Edition has a three-camera setup on the back: a 64-megapixel primary, an 8-megapixel super wide-angle camera, and a 2-megapixel full-scale shooter. A 32-megapixel front camera takes care of your selfie needs. The camera application’s user interface is standard Realme, with all of the important functions on one layer and more advanced features, such as setting the video goal and edge rate, under slide-out menus.

Realme GT Master Edition

Even with the AI highlight turned off, photos taken in the daylight came out bright and powerful, but colours were a little drenched. Particularly regular-looking tones were captured by the ultra wide-angle camera, but there was noticeable purple bordering in more dazzling areas. When photographing people and dogs indoors, the images were softer and had less detail.