Realme 10 Pro Plus review 2024: great battery life

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When it comes to features, Realme always does a great job with its number series. The Realme 10 series shows this with good processing power and a design that can’t be beat. Realme 10 Pro Plus is the most expensive phone in the line. Its design and other features make it one of the best phones in its price range.

First of all, the phone has a Dimensity 1080 processor, which is said to give you high-octane speed when doing things like heavy gaming, switching between apps, and more. We were able to get my hands on the gadget and use it for about 10 days. Here, we give an honest review of the same thing based on what we have seen and heard. Both how well it works and how well it takes pictures have been tried.

Realme 10 Pro Plus Specifications

Specification	Details
Display	6.7 inches, Super AMOLED, 120Hz, 1080 x 2400 pixels
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 870
RAM	8GB/12GB RAM
Internal Storage	128GB/256GB
Rear Camera	108MP + 8MP + 2MP + 2MP quad-camera setup
Front Camera	16MP selfie camera
Battery	4500mAh with 65W fast charging

Design and Display

With the way it looks, the Realme 10 Pro+ gets a lot of attention. Even though we don’t really like the shiny back of the Hyperspace color version, we do like the patterns that come from the camera lens when viewed from different angles. The device is also one of the smallest and lightest smartphones on the market. It weighs only 173g and is less than 7.8mm thick. The fact that the Realme 10 Pro+ also has a 5,000mAh battery inside makes this point even more clear. The volume rocker and power button are on the side. They are quite thin and fit in with the device’s general look. There is also a speaker grille, a USB Type-C port, and a dual-SIM spot at the bottom. You can buy this phone from its official website

Realme 10 Pro Plus: Cameras

The back of the Realme 10 Pro+, there are three cameras. The main back camera on the Realme 10 Pro+ is a Samsung (S5K)HM6 1/1.67′′ sensor with 0.64m pixels and a Nona-Pixel color filter. Even though the number of megapixels has gone up since the last version, Realme has taken away Optical Image Stabilization, which makes it harder to take photos by hand in low light.

The other two rear cameras are a 2MP closeup lens from OmniVision and an 8MP ultrawide camera with a Sony sensor. The main back camera takes good 12MP shots right out of the box. The camera was able to get good colors and details, as well as good contrast. If you’re thinking about the dynamic range, it’s neither bad nor great.

Realme 10 Pro Plus: Software

The 10 Pro+ comes with Android 13 and Realme UI 4.0. It’s the first phone from the brand to come with the latest version of its software already installed. I haven’t been a big fan of RealmeUI and Oppo’s ColorOS, which are basically the same thing, because they are always telling me what to do, have annoying apps, and have different designs. But there have been some real changes here.

Realme 10 Pro Plus: Performance

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Battery and Charging

The phone comes with a super-slim body that holds a 5,000mAh battery. I used the Realme 10 Pro+ for about six hours, which included almost three hours of Netflix and about an hour of PUBG: New State. I can say for sure that the device will last you all day and then some if you use it moderately, like checking social media and using Chrome. But if you do need to charge up early, the 67W charging station will help you out. It can charge the phone all the way up from 0% to 100% in less than 45 minutes.

Final Words

The Realme 10 Pro+ is a pretty good phone in the middle price band. It has a good battery life and charges quickly with 67W. The camera isn’t bad either, though sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. On the other hand, you can’t charge it wirelessly, and the software has some extra features that could have been left out.

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