Realme GT Neo 6 Renders and TEENA Images Are Here

Back in February of this year, Realme launched the GT Neo 5, which came with a whopping 240W fast charging. And now, the brand is getting ready to debut the Realme GT Neo 6. To be precise, two distinct versions will be available. At least, that’s what the TEENA certifications suggest.

For those wondering, brands need to get TEENA certifications in China before launching the device. TEENA is basically a Chinese regulatory authority. In most cases, the certifications must be passed weeks, if not months, before release. And these certifications are available to the public, giving away some key specs and real images of the device before launch, which is the case for the GT Neo 6.

According to the listings that appeared on TEENA, there are two different versions of the Realme GT Neo 6. They are RMX3820 and RMX3823. Similar to previous releases, both a vanilla device and a Pro model will be offered. While the TEENA images of both versions have surfaced, we have only obtained the press renders of the Pro model.

As you see in the renders below, the Realme GT Neo 6 Pro will feature a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. This SoC will make the Pro model on par with the other flagship devices. The SoC of the base model is yet to be confirmed. However, as the TEENA certification shows, it is likely the Dimensity 9200 chipset, which is a flagship chipset from MediaTek. Since the base model lacks the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, it is expected to launch at an upper-mid-range price point. And the Pro model could have a similar price tag as the Realme GT Neo 5 Pro.

The GT Neo 6 models will feature a 6.74-inch AMOLED screen. And the screen of both devices boasts 2772×1240 pixels. That translates to 1.5K resolution, which confirms that the displays will be able to output crisp images and visuals.

When it comes to the refresh rate, the displays of the Realme GT Neo 6 will sport 144Hz refresh rate support. Thanks to that, all the motions on the screen will seem lifelike. However, unlike other premium flagships, the chances of us seeing adaptive refresh rate support are low.

Besides, the GT Neo 6 devices are expected to come with Android 13 with Realme UI 4.0. And if you are wondering, Realme UI is a reasonably good Android skin offering many customization options.

But what about the cameras? As per the TEENA listing, the Realme GT Neo 6 Pro will come with a 50MP primary sensor with 8MP wide and 2MP depth cameras. Even though there’s no official confirmation about the sensor model, previous reports have suggested that it will be Sony IMX890. It has support for OIS, letting you capture steady and still images.

The devices will also pack additional features, such as an in-screen fingerprint sensor and an IR blaster.

According to the TEENA listing, the RMX3820 edition packs a 5200mAH cell, while the other has a 4600mAH battery. There’s no obvious information about the charging speed. But as the 4600mAh has the same battery configuration as the Realme GT Neo 5, the Pro model will likely feature 240W fast charging.

On the other hand, the standard model is expected to feature 100W or 150W fast charging. Note that these charging rates are analyzed from the details provided by the TEENA listing, and they are not official yet.

But as TEENA certifications are already here, Realme will soon make detailed announcements regarding GT Neo 6 models. So, stay tuned as we will offer more coverage as details land.