Realme, the sister brand of Oppo and OnePlus, is opening this year's CES by unveiling a new mid-range phone with a photo shoot in Las Vegas. The Realme 12 Pro+, which goes on sale later this month, is expected to offer not only a 3x periscope telephoto lens with optical stabilization in its price segment, but also a relatively large sensor to improve low-light performance. low. The work of Swiss luxury watch designer Olivier Savoie, the Candy Bar features a gold-plated bezel adorned with a 3D jubilee strap in blue or white vegan leather.
The periscope zoom camera here is powered by the 64-megapixel OmniVision OV64B, which measures half an inch. Compared to the 3x zoom camera on the Realme iPhone 15 Pro (12MP) and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (10MP), the sensor on the Realme 12 Pro+ is at least 2.6x larger, allowing for more than 1.8x zoom. He catches the light. In other words, telephoto lenses are not very popular in flagship phones. The comparison photos we saw at the launch event were quite convincing, with Realme capturing impressive details even in the full product, but of course we'll have to wait for that later.
With improvements like these, this mid-range phone can stick with a periscope camera even in dark environments, while other phones with standard 3x telephoto lenses (read: smaller sensors) automatically switch to the main camera and instead this relies on digital zoom. But of course there's always a limit to how well this camera can handle the dark; For something more impressive, you'll need a 3x periscope zoom camera and a bigger sensor, like the Realme GT5 Pro or the Oppo Find OnePlus 12.
The Realme 12 Pro+ also has a decent 50-megapixel primary camera with a 1/1.56-inch Sony IMX890 sensor (like the OnePlus 11), f/1.8 aperture, and optical stabilization. The phone also features a 0.6x ultra-wide camera, though Realme didn't reveal any further information. Likewise, the Chinese brand doesn't specify which mid-range Qualcomm processor powers this device, but Realme's "MasterShot algorithm" is designed here to enable computational photography capabilities. This enables RAW processing, which was previously mostly limited to flagship smartphones, meaning mid-range devices will also benefit from more editing options in the near future.
The rest of the Realme 12 Pro+ – including the rest of the specifications and pricing – is still under wraps. Even if most of our readers don't think about the brand, Realme's aggressive growth in recent years should be impressive enough to become the benchmark for mid-range phones in 2024. Perhaps this will put pressure on companies like Apple and Samsung. Significant improvements to key features of their flagship products.
We'll be reporting live from CES 2024 in Las Vegas from January 6 to 12. Follow the latest news from the event here .
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