Realme 9 Pro revealed — prepare for first-ever 'Chameleon' smartphone

Realme nine Pro revealed — prepare for first-always 'Chameleon' smartphone

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The Realme 9 Pro has been unveiled, sporting a unique Lite Shift Design that allows the new flagship smartphone to alter colours under different lite.

Tagged as Europe's first "Chameleon" smartphone, Realme's all-new flagship smartphone stands out thanks to the back cover being able to change from blue to red in five seconds under sunlight or ultraviolet light, the company claims. Not a fan of red? The phone volition fade back to blue when out of direct sunlight.

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According to Realme, the chameleon consequence took more 200 attempts to go right, figuring out how to modify the molecular construction of the back embrace to make the material change colours and fade dorsum again rapidly. Needless to say, the company figured it out, and now the back comprehend is able to change colours when exposed to ultraviolet rays.

The Realme 9 Pro will be available in Sunrise Blue, which shifts from blue to red in different light settings. Despite being equipped with a colour-changing layer, the phone is seven.99 millimeters thin and weighs a light 182 grams (0.4 pounds). Realme claims it'south the "slimmest among all Realme number serial products."

The Realme 9 Pro series will be released in Europe in the nearly future, and while we have even so to see the smartphone'southward official specs, expect an declaration in the coming days. We can't expect to get our hands on it, merely in the meantime, bank check out the best smartphones on the marketplace correct now.

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