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News18
06-06-2025
- News18
Realme GT 7 Delivers With Its Performance And Workhorse Traits
Last Updated: Realme GT 7 has the latest chipset, a clean design that won't wow you much but has other features to keep you engaged. The Realme GT series has epitomised performance in a value for money offering. The GT 7 Pro has become the flag bearer but the regular GT 7 is no slouch either which becomes evident when you browse through its hardware and see it perform in daily use. Realme has made a habit of launching one too many devices that have similar traits but the GT series is its main focus, especially because that's where most people are buying their phones these days. Talking about the Realme GT 7, priced at 42,999, it has the latest hardware, the design focuses on practicality and you have a decent chunk of a battery packed inside. But does that translate into the GT value that we have become used to, we find out the answer. Not A Design Marvel Realme GT 7 will not wow you with its design like the Galaxy S25 Edge and that will be acceptable to most for the price tag. The textured panel at the panel is made of plastic but does not give you the cheap impression of the material and the build quality is solid enough to make you feel comfortable about its longevity. It is not compact in size by any means but that is not going to be an issue for people who need a phone for gaming and other heavy tasks. The GT 7 does weigh over 205 grams which can make it unwieldy for some users, and they should keep that in mind while considering this model. Performance Guaranteed Realme is using the new MediaTek Dimensity 9400e chipset which is a slightly toned down version of the premium variant but still has enough oomph and power to keep you going all day and night long. Pair that with 12GB RAM (12GB further via memory) and you have a device that can happily handle whatever you throw at it without breaking a sweat. It can run intensive games at highest settings and see no frame drop or lag to ruin the experience. While the hardware shines, we are less keen on the OS experience of the GT 7 even though the Realme UI 6.0 has cleaned up its act to some extent. The pre-loaded app situation doesn't change much here and the UI definitely needs a new coating or overhaul to match the premiumness of the device. The software is responsive and fluid overall but the lack of x-factor and clean UI still does not please us. Realme has not cut costs with the display and offering an LTPO AMOLED panel with 1B colours, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision support is as good as it can get. The screen size of 6.78-inch makes it ideal for gamers and watching videos is also a strong point. However, we would have liked a better screen protection than the Gorilla Glass 7i which is fine for a phone in a lower price bracket. The colours are crisp and the deep blacks of the panel make it pleasing to the eye. The outdoor visibility is also adequate and won't have any complaints around it. The Imaging Hits And Misses Realme GT 7 goes with a duo of 50MP wide sensor and telephoto lens along with an 8MP ultrawide shooter. The primary sensor does well in good bright conditions with detailed photos and sharp contrast in play. The 50MP telephoto lens adds further versatility to the shooting chops and gives you the close-up shots with natural tones and right level of detail. Yes, the processing can be a mixed bag but overall performance is quite good and will keep you happy. However, the 8MP ultra-wide angle lens is basic and you should expect average photos if you really like using the angle. The low light photos in general lack the sharpness and the extra light from the sensor makes it look sketchy. Realme can fix these issues with a quick update. The Long Workhorse Carrier Realme has packed the GT 7 with a 7,000mAh silicone carbon grade battery that allows the phone to be as sleek as this with a large capacity unit. You also get 120W charging speed out of the box. The battery life is really good and you can be rest assured about the phone for well over 24 hours and still left with over 25 percent juice in the tank. top videos View all Our daily grind includes using the phone switching between Wi-Fi and 5G network to see if the device heats up and handles the fluctuations with a stable profile. The heating was minimum, which is good in most cases, and the screen-on-time is a good indication of how the battery manages different tasks. This new battery tech is really effective and the GT 7 thrives in its presence. Realme GT 7 is an impressive performer that handles the daily grind with a smile on its face and the long battery life adds up to the endurance needs of the users these days. The main cameras are reliable and usable in bright conditions but the low light imaging could use some work. A definite option for heavy users who don't want battery anxiety. About the Author S Aadeetya S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping More News18 Tech delivers the latest technology updates, including phone launches, gadget reviews, AI advancements, and more. Stay informed with breaking tech news, expert insights, and trends from India and around the world. Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! tags : Realme GT Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: June 06, 2025, 14:23 IST News tech Realme GT 7 Delivers With Its Performance And Workhorse Traits
India Today
29-05-2025
- India Today
Realme GT 7 review: Long-lasting battery and powerful performance under Rs 40,000, but should you buy?
The Realme GT 7 is one of those rare phones that works as advertised. Realme bills it as a flagship killer and after having spent some time with it, I can say with confidence that it also works like one. Not that there was any doubt. The specs are top-notch. But it is always worth mentioning when smartphone brands walk the talk. Everything about the GT 7 feels flagship. Unlike other premium phones, this one doesn't burn a hole in your GT 7 has an understated look. It is super-durable with an IP69 rating. The display is high-quality, and the processor is fast as well as fairly efficient. The battery is a massive 7,000mAh unit and one can quickly top it up with the bundled 120W charger. There is a proper telephoto camera for long-range zoom and a primary shooter that is high-resolution. Yes, there are a few quirks, but they are easy to live with and not something that many would consider a deal-breaker. The price is the real kicker, starting at Rs 39,999. Having said that, should you buy the Realme GT 7? Read the detailed review to find and premium looksThe Realme GT 7's design is a throwback to the Realme GT 7 Pro. Since it's a more premium phone, it's a good thing that this new 'affordable' version draws inspiration from it. But there are some tweaks to achieve a lower cost. The GT 7 has a fibreglass back and an outer frame made of plastic. This is glass and metal in the GT 7 Pro. The back of the GT 7 has a smooth matte finish. It doesn't get smudged easily. The red accents on the power button and camera assembly give it just enough personality without being too flashy – this assembly is also less pronounced and so, it wobbles less on a surface than the GT 7 Pro. advertisement The GT 7 feels surprisingly light despite packing a 7,000mAh battery. It measures 8.3mm and weighs 206 grams, which is respectable for a big-battery phone in its class. The boxy sides give it a modern look while subtle curves on the back (where it meets the frame) improve grip and handling. The display is completely flat with minimal bezels. You get an IP69 rating in this phone. For those unaware, the '6' means total dust resistance, while the '9' guarantees survival against high-pressure water jets and even steam cleaning. Just to flex this point further, Realme has also added an underwater photography mode, though we don't recommend dunking your phone in water just for a cool poolside snap. The moment you fire it up, the GT 7 software warns you that water damage is not covered under warranty, so basically, you are on your own if things go vibrant display with minor quirksThe Realme GT 7 appears to have the same display as its predecessor, the Realme GT 6. It is a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED with a 1.5K resolution and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. Where this display really stands out is in brightness. That 6,000nits peak brightness figure you have heard about? That's only for tiny areas of the screen during HDR playback. In real use, the 1,600nits high brightness mode is what matters — bright enough that I could actually see my screen properly while sitting in direct sunlight. Watching HDR content on Netflix or JioHotstar looks particularly good thanks to the 10-bit colour and Dolby Vision support. Dark scenes have proper depth, and bright elements like explosions or sunlight really stand out. The screen offers good picture quality, though the default colour scheme is slightly on the warmer side (this can be fine-tuned from the settings). That said, Realme could have optimised the phone's refresh rate slightly better since I observed some jitter while watching fast-paced videos like King Kong. It was also a little inconsistent during day-to-day tasks, like using the calculator. Thankfully, the phone showed no visible signs of slowing down or inconsistent frame rates during is worth mentioning that Realme has put several quality-of-life features on the GT 7 which makes the display even more useful – and practical. One of them is that it works with gloves, so presumably, the GT 7's screen will remain usable during harsh winters. It also has rainwater smart touch, meaning that it can hold its own against ghost touches during rain and drizzle. Finally, the flat panel design makes it less susceptible to cracking and general wear and tear compared to a curved screen. Realme is using Corning's Gorilla Glass 7i for performance with decent thermal managementThe Realme GT 7 marks the India debut of MediaTek's freshly minted Dimensity 9400e processor. It might seem like a souped-up Dimensity 9400 but it's a mixed bag, and a cross between the 9400 and 9300+. You can think of it as MediaTek's answer to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. The 9400e shares the same CPU layout (4x Cortex-X4 + 4x Cortex-A720 cores) and 4nm process as last year's Dimensity 9300+ but misses out on the 9400's faster clock speeds, newer Cortex-X925 cores, and superior tell an interesting story. In Geekbench, the GT 7 scored 7,183 in the multi-core test which is a hair above most of its rivals. Antutu results were even more surprising at 2.1 million, matching phones with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 that cost significantly more. However, the 3DMark Wildlife Extreme test revealed limitations — after just 2 minutes, performance stability dropped to 34.9 per cent, showing some serious throttling under sustained load. However, one should not completely rely on benchmarks as real-world experience matters more. advertisementAnd our test results are beyond stellar. Apps launch instantly, scrolling through social media is slick, and multitasking is smooth. Gaming performance is particularly impressive for the price. You can run demanding games like Genshin Impact at high settings without many noticeable compromises. By default, it runs at High graphics settings with 30fps, which is a rarity for phones priced under Rs 40,000. Dropping to Medium setting with low shadow quality at 45fps made combat noticeably smoother, with no stutters during intense fights. While 60fps is achievable on low settings, the visual downgrade might not be worth it for most players. Additionally, the haptic feedback is not that strong, something which I noticed while playing BGMI but it doesn't ruin the overall experience and the shooting game was still my experience, thermal management is decent. During benchmarking, the phone hit 46 degrees Celsius. It got quite warm during 1–2 hours of gaming sessions, and while clicking a bunch of photos in harsh sunlight. But the silver lining is that it also cools down for the software experience, the device runs on Android 15 OS out of the box. The Realme GT 7 comes with some bloatware, meaning there are a bunch of pre-installed third-party apps. While most of them can be uninstalled, the experience is better when we get a cleaner interface out of the battery life, fast chargingThe Realme GT 7's 7,000mAh battery is designed for the long haul. It easily lasted close to two days with casual use involving Instagram scrolling, texting, a bit of binge-watching content, browsing and a few short photography sessions. Adding up to 2-3 hours of gaming drains the battery a little faster. But most users will be able to get 1.5 days' worth out of this phone. It supports 120W charging, taking just about 15 minutes to go from 2 to 50 percent with a compliant charger that Realme bundles in the box at no extra charge. This is quite impressive for times when you need quick charges just before heading out of are good, but they could be betterThe Realme GT 7 delivers a camera performance that holds up well against rivals in its price range, especially with the primary 50-megapixel sensor. In daylight, photos come out sharp and detailed. The dynamic range is decent and colours are usually natural and vibrant. However, the white balance is inconsistent. At times, the images lean towards a warmer tone. This might lead to a cinematic effect but conversely, some might think the colours are washed 8-megapixel ultrawide camera is more limited. Given its low resolution, this was mostly expected. Details look mushy and sharpness drops, with slight distortion noticeable. Colours are okay, but the exposure sometimes feels off. On a positive note, there's no noticeable colour banding or purple 50-megapixel 2x telephoto camera performs quite well for portrait photography. It captures good background blur, detailed textures, and handles skin tones naturally in most lighting conditions. Edge detection, especially around the hair, is also impressive. But the results aren't always consistent. While Realme does provide manual control to adjust blur, it doesn't always work as expected. Close-up photography is a bit of a mixed bag. Colours are usually good, but the camera struggles with very close photography is an area where the GT 7 feels just fine. Regular shots have noticeable noise and softness. The dynamic range is limited. Night mode does help brighten the image and bring out more detail, but noise remains visible. Overall, the Realme GT 7 offers a capable camera setup for its price, but with some room for improvement — especially in low light, ultra-wide shots, and close-up GT 7 review: Is it worth buying?The Realme GT 7 is a well-rounded phone that delivers solid value under Rs 40,000. It nails the basics — with strong everyday performance, a large and bright display, long battery life, and surprisingly good charging speeds. Realme has also taken some bold steps with this phone, like the IP69 rating and a massive 7,000mAh battery, without making the device bulky or unattractive. While the camera setup is more than capable in daylight, it still has some inconsistencies especially in ultra-wide and low-light you are looking for a dependable daily driver with a flagship-like experience in most areas — especially battery, performance, and display — the GT 7 is a solid pick. It won't outdo true flagships in every aspect, but at this price, it gets a lot right.
India.com
27-05-2025
- Business
- India.com
realme GT 7 Smartphone Launched In India With MediaTek Dimensity 9400e SoC; Check Camera, Battery, Price And Launch Offers
realme GT 7 India Launch: Chinese smartphone brand realme has launched the GT 7 Pro in the Indian market. The company claims it is the brand's most advanced smartphone to date, boasting a score of 2.45 million points on AnTuTu. It is available in 8GB+256GB, 12GB+256GB and 2GB+512GB storage variants and features AI-assisted capabilities along with a high-resolution display. The Realme GT 7 Pro comes in IceSense Blue and IceSense Black colour options, featuring the distinctive IceSense design. The dual SIM (nano + nano) smartphone runs on Android 15 with realme UI 6.0, and comes with some AI features such as AI glare removal and AI landscape. The company promises 3 major Android updates and 4 years of security updates for the newly launched realme GT 7 smartphone. realme GT 7 Specifications: The smartphone features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2780×1264 pixels, a 120Hz refresh rate, and an impressive peak brightness of up to 6000 nits. It is powered by a 4nm octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 9400e SoC, delivering high performance and efficiency. The device is backed by a massive 7000mAh (typical) battery and supports 120W fast charging, capable of charging up to 50% in just 14 minutes and fully charging in 40 minutes. The #realmeGT7 is built for the limitless. Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9400e chipset and a massive 7000mAh battery with 120W charging, this #2025FlagshipKiller keeps you going without pause. Starting from ₹34,999*! Sale starts May 30th, 12 PM Existing GT Users get the… — realme (@realmeIndia) May 27, 2025 On the photography front, the GT 7 Pro houses a triple rear camera setup that includes a 50MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 50MP 2x telephoto sensor. For selfies and video calls, it features a 32MP front camera. The smartphone also offers IP69-rated dust and water resistance, USB Type-C audio, stereo speakers, and Hi-Res audio support, enhancing both durability and multimedia experience. realme GT 7 Price In India, Availability And Launch Offers The smartphone comes in three variants: the 8GB + 256GB model is priced at Rs 39,999, the 12GB + 256GB model at Rs 42,999, and the 12GB + 512GB model at Rs 46,999. The smartphone will be available for purchase starting June 13th via and offline retail stores. The pre-booking starts from today May 27 and include an additional 1-year screen damage protection worth up to Rs 2,149. Buyers can also avail of launch offers including Rs 3,000 instant bank discounts or exchange benefits of up to Rs 5,000, with an extra Rs. 2,000 off specifically for existing GT series users. Adding further, no-cost EMI options are available for up to 9 months.
The Hindu
27-05-2025
- The Hindu
Realme GT 7 Review: Dares to challenge higher-priced rivals
Following an unorthodox release cycle, Realme has introduced the GT 7, extending the series in a bold and strategic move. While last year's GT 7 Pro made headlines with the debut of the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, the standard GT 7 takes a slightly different path — but one that's no less ambitious. It becomes the first smartphone in India to feature the MediaTek Dimensity 9400e, packs a massive 7,000 mAh Titan battery, and introduces a smart productivity tool — the AI Planner — all wrapped in a compelling design. Priced competitively at ₹39,999, the Realme GT 7 aims to challenge and potentially upend its rivals in the sub-40K segment. And with notable upgrades over the GT 6, this phone looks ready to redefine the balance of power and efficiency in its class. So, how do these headline features perform in the real world? Let's dive in. Design The Realme GT 7 debuts the new IceSense design, introducing graphene for the first time in a smartphone's chassis — a move that enhances heat dissipation and improves in-hand comfort. The overall look remains clean and minimalistic, yet the phone radiates a distinct premium vibe. The square camera island with its subtle orange-gold rim adds just the right touch of visual interest without breaking the minimalist aesthetic. It's a design that feels deliberate, not decorative. What we particularly liked is how Realme balances style with comfort. The graphene-infused back not only helps the phone stay cool during prolonged use but also maintains a skin-friendly temperature. Another good thing about the new design is that it is free of smudges. There are thin bezels on the front, paired with a centered punch-hole and an under-display fingerprint scanner. (For top technology news of the day, subscribe to our tech newsletter Today's Cache) Button and port placement is conventional and ergonomic: the power and volume buttons sit on the right, the SIM tray, USB-C port, and speaker grille are placed at the bottom, and the top houses an IR emitter and secondary mic for active noise cancellation. The IP69 water and dust resistance also give more peace of mind — a notable leap from the IP65 rating on the GT 6. Display The Realme GT 7 is equipped with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display boasting a resolution of 2780x1264 and a refresh rate of 120 Hz. The screen supports HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, and reaches a peak brightness of 6,000 nits, making it one of the brightest displays on the market. Touch responsiveness is another strong point, with a 2600 Hz instantaneous touch sampling rate, ensuring lag-free inputs during intense gaming sessions. Add in pro-level touch optimization, rainwater touch improvements, and DC-like dimming, and you get a panel that's tailor-made for both binge-watchers and gamers alike. This is a display that not only looks good but responds like a flagship. OS and AI Running Realme UI 6.0 based on Android 15, the GT 7's software experience is clean, efficient, and tuned for productivity. Realme promises three major Android updates and four years of security patches, aligning it with industry leaders. One of the biggest USPs is the AI Planner — a feature that uses contextual intelligence to automatically create schedules from chats, emails, social media, and more. With just a double-tap on the back, you can add events, meetings, or reminders in a flash. It's a thoughtful touch, especially useful for productivity-focused users. But, these require you to share the information with the cloud. Beyond that, there's an AI toolbox that includes AI Eraser 2.0, Glare Removal, Landscape+, and Live Translation. These features, once found only in top-end flagships, now come baked into the GT 7, making daily tasks simpler, smarter, and faster. Performance Realme GT 7 introduces the MediaTek Dimensity 9400e, a 4nm flagship-grade processor that's debuting in India with this device. Built using TSMC's advanced process and paired with the Immortalis-G720 GPU, this SoC promises top-tier performance and delivers it in full. In benchmarks, the GT 7 scored 2187 in single-core, 7278 in multi-core, and a massive 2,055,848 in AnTuTu — outperforming many Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 phones. The GPU score of 14,283 also confirms its gaming credentials. Complemented by 12GB RAM and 512GB UFS storage, this phone easily handles multitasking, app switching, and heavy workloads without a stutter. Gaming is where the GT 7 shines. We played BGMI at 120fps, and the experience remained fluid and thermally stable throughout — no throttling, no frame drops. The GT Boost 2.0 engine keeps frame rates locked and temperature under control. The GT series has always been synonymous with power, and the GT 7 continues that legacy with confidence. Camera While Realme's GT lineup is typically known for performance, its camera system has quietly grown into a strength, and the GT 7 is proof of that evolution. It features a triple rear setup: a 50 MP Sony IMX906 main sensor, a 50 MP telephoto (Samsung JN5), and an 8MP ultra-wide. On the front, there's a capable 32 MP selfie shooter. In daylight, the main sensor produces crisp images with excellent dynamic range and true-to-life colours. The new Lightning Snap algorithm ensures fast shutter response, allowing even fast-moving subjects to be captured with minimal blur. Portrait shots are particularly commendable, with a good edge detection and natural bokeh that rivals more expensive flagships. Skin tones are handled well, and facial features retain detail even under backlighting. Night photography is equally solid. The Night Mode enhances exposure without overdoing highlights or introducing noise. Shots remain natural and balanced, with good shadow detail and minimal grain. It's a significant upgrade over the GT 6's camera setup, and even holds its own next to the GT 7 Pro in many situations. Selfies from the 32 MP front camera are clear and vibrant, with minimal overprocessing. Whether in bright daylight or dim indoor lighting, it consistently delivers social-media-ready results. Battery The 7,000 mAh Titan battery is easily one of the biggest highlights of the GT 7. It's the largest battery in its class, and paired with 120 W fast charging, it delivers not just endurance but also speed. You can go from 1% to 50% in just 14 minutes, and to full charge in about 40 minutes. Even with heavy usage — gaming, video streaming, photography — we ended most days with over 40–50% battery left. The Smart Bypass charging system routes power directly to the motherboard during gameplay, keeping thermals in check and preserving long-term battery health. Verdict Realme GT 7 isn't trying to be a stripped-down version of the GT 7 Pro — it's carving its own identity. With a new chipset, a 7,000 mAh battery, AI tools, and a capable camera system, it not only builds on the GT 6's solid foundation but even dares to challenge higher-priced rivals. Yes, it skips the curved display and ultra-lux camera hardware of the Pro, but in return, it offers unmatched battery life, flagship-grade performance, and smart software upgrades — all at a price that stays grounded. For those wanting power, longevity, and intelligence in one sharp-looking package, the Realme GT 7 is hands down one of the great choices in 2025 by now.
Time of India
23-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Realme GT 7 Pro price drop alert: Get Galaxy Grey, 12GB+256GB variant at up to Rs. 20,000
Realme GT 7 Pro price cut: Prepare to get a great price on one of the most popular smartphones on the market! Realme has reduced the cost of the GT 7 Pro, making it more accessible to people seeking a powerful and feature-rich tablet. If you're in the market for a new smartphone but want to save money, you're in luck. This article reviews the price drop, how to take advantage of the bargain, and what you should know to make the most of this offer. Continue reading to learn how to acquire the Realme GT 7 Pro at a discount. Realme GT 7 Pro specifications The Realme GT 7 Pro features a 6.78-inch FHD+ AMOLED display panel with HDR 10+, up to 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, and a peak brightness of 6500 nits. The Realme GT 7 Pro is the first smartphone in India to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. The handset has three back cameras: a 50MP primary camera, a 50MP telephoto sensor with up to 3x optical zoom, and an 8MP ultrawide lens. There is also a 16MP front-facing camera for taking selfies and video calls. Furthermore, the Realme GT 7 Pro is powered by a 5800mAh battery that allows up to 120W rapid charging. Also Read: Realme GT 7T design revealed: Confirmed to debut with square camera module, Yellow colour option, AI-powered photography features, and more Realme GT 7 Pro price, offer, and discount The Realme GT 7 Pro is advertised on Amazon for Rs 69,999 with a Rs 10,000 discount so you can purchase it for Rs 54,998. In addition, chosen bank card transactions will qualify for an instant rebate of Rs 5,000. So, your new pricing will be Rs. 49,998. To sweeten the bargain, Amazon also offers an exchange incentive of up to Rs 52,248 for turning out an old smartphone. It is important to note that the ultimate exchange value is determined by the device's model and functional condition.
