Realme 6 to come with a 90Hz refresh rate display [Exclusive]

Realme is soon going to launch its new Realme 6 smartphone in India. Now, we have got to know that the device will feature a 90Hz refresh rate display. Which would be a first in the price range. Take note that the Realme 6 would be a budget offering from the company, which would mean that its price will be under Rs 20,000. This hints that the company will most probably use an IPS display instead of an AMOLED panel to keep the costs down.

A Twitter user going by the handle, @Sudhanshu1414 in a tweet, which has since been deleted posted a promotional poster, showing Salman Khan holding a Realme 6 in a gradient white colour option along with listed features including a 90Hz refresh rate, 64MP quad camera setup and battery capacity (We do not remember the capacity of the battery). We were not able to take a screenshot of the poster, as we were just scrolling through our feed. However, we are trying to retrieve the tweet, and as soon as we do, we will be updating this article with a screenshot of the same.

The fact that the device might come with an IPS display panel, is backed by an earlier leak, which stated that the Realme 6 will come with a physical fingerprint scanner on the back.

To recall, Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth has posted a photo with Salman Khan on his Twitter, with the watermark "Shot on Realme 6 64-megapixel AI quad camera."

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We do not know, when will the company be launching the device, however, considering that the company itself has started teasing the device, the launch might not be that far off.

The device was recently also spotted on Singapore's IMDA [Infocomm Media Development Authority] database having a model number - RMX2001. The same model on the US FCC website stated that the device will come with a 4,300mAh battery.

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Rumours also state that the device will sport a centrally-positioned hole-punch to house the front camera.