Charging can be said to be one of the most volumetric configurations in the mobile phone circle in recent years.
At the beginning, 18W can be called fast charging, and now there is no 60W that is embarrassed to improve the charging speed, and some flagships even reach the 100 watt level.
Just this afternoon, the fast charging record of the mobile phone industry was broken again, and the realme GT Neo3 became the industry's first model to reach a charging power of 150W.
How does it actually perform?
It only takes 5 minutes to charge the realme GT Neo3 with a built-in 4500mAh battery and charge 50%.
It's 100 percent, it only takes 15 minutes, and about three songs are done.
What's more, the battery of the realme GT Neo3 is not simple, the key word: longevity.
Official data shows that even after 1600 full charge and discharge cycles, the effective capacity of the battery is still more than 80%.
In contrast, the industry's 100-watt fast charging life is 800 cycles, and the effective capacity is not less than 80%.
It seems that the previous rumors of "charging fast life is short" can indeed be stopped Ha.
For the security issues that many netizens are concerned about, realme said that there is no need to worry at all. 38 heavy safety protection + German Rheinland safety fast charge certification in hand, there is nothing to worry about.
Some people may say that 150W is really fast, but the capacity of this 4500mAh does not seem to be enough
Don't worry, realme still has a hand left.
In addition to the 150W + 4500mAh version, GT Neo3 also provides 80W + 5000mAh version, you can buy it on demand.
After talking about charging, let's look at the performance.
Realme GT Neo3 has a built-in Tianji 8100 processor, which can be called the "end water master" of performance and power consumption.
Official data shows that compared with an 888, the performance of the Tianji 8100 multi-core is 12% higher and the graphics performance is 4%, which is not too much difference.
But the point is that energy efficiency is simply not a world around the world, with CPU multi-core energy efficiency increased by 44% and GPU energy efficiency increased by 35%.
On this basis, the realme GT Neo3 is also equipped with a standalone display chip.
This thing is simply motion compensation, with lower power consumption, to achieve the effect of doubling the frame rate.
For example, users can set the native frame rate of Honor of Kings to 60 frames and multiply it to 120 frames with a standalone display chip.
The data shows that 120 frames achieved with a standalone display chip consume 22% less power than the native 120 frames.
Power consumption is reduced, and the temperature is naturally not high: 3 consecutive rounds of Glory of the King, not only stable 120 frames (note: native frame rate is 60 frames), the temperature is only 40.4 °C.
In terms of heat dissipation, gt Neo3 has the largest total heat dissipation area in the history of realme of 39606mm, of which the tempered VC liquid cooling area is as high as 4129mm.
Just looking at the numbers may not be a concept, you just need to know that it is larger than the GT2 Pro.
With a processor with less heat, with stronger heat dissipation materials, and even a built-in independent display chip, I have to say that the realme GT Neo3 does have something.
Next, looking at the screen, the realme GT Neo3 uses a flexible straight screen.
The specific details are good to see a few parameters: 6.7 inches, 120Hz, 1.07 billion colors, chip-by-piece calibration, HDR 10+.
Two more points, this screen is arranged in a diamond-like arrangement, the supplier is no longer Samsung; support for the DC dimming that everyone likes to see.
Although the positioning of the realme GT Neo3 is not flagship, there is also a lot of improvement in imagery.
The main camera has been upgraded to the Sony IMX766 sensor used by many flagships, with features such as 50 million pixels, 1/1.56-inch outsole, omni-pixel omnidirectional focus and so on.
What's more, it also supports OIS optical image stabilization, which is rare at the same price point.
However, the secondary camera is more mediocre: 8 megapixel ultra-wide angle + 2 million pixel tactical macro.
In addition, the realme GT Neo3 also has features such as screen fingerprint, NFC (360° sensing in the upper part), X-axis linear motor, AG glass back cover, dual speakers and so on.
In short, there should be everything, and then it depends on the price.
It has been determined that the two versions are in the same configuration except for charging and battery.
If you only choose between these two models, in fact, there is nothing tangled, to endurance to choose the 80W version, to charge to choose the 150W version.
But don't forget the Redmi K50 from the other day.
In terms of price, the Redmi K50 and realme GT Neo3 (150W) have exactly the same first sale price, but the trade-offs are different.
The advantages of the Redmi K50 are mainly in the 2K screen and 5500mAh super battery.
The realme GT Neo3 is a 150W charging, rear-facing main camera, and a thin and light body.
Comparison on parameters.
The question is, which one do you prefer?