Realme’s most recent phone looks like paper

It was only a matter of time before someone else would Fairphone provided a fixed cell phone (which is a good thing, yes). Realme, a kind of sister of Oppo and OnePlus, announced that his show was coming GT 2 Pro it has the natural biopolymer properties on its back cover – which seems to be the first in the mobile market. Well, Realme has one again agreed with the City and Infobar Naoto Fukasawa, who completed the design of the GT 2 Pro with a custom-made paper. They call this “Paper Tech Master Design.”

These bio-polymer materials, provided by SABIC of Saudi Arabia, are paper-based, and have obtained International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (or ISCC for short) to prove their naturalness. The Realme GT 2 Pro coating also uses less plastic than it originally set – from 21.7% total plastic to only 0.3 percent.

The phone itself has surprises, too. For one thing, it is one of the first devices to be powered by the latest Qualcomm device Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, following Moto Edge X30. The GT 2 Pro is also the world’s first mobile phone with a larger 150-degree camera (the maximum is about 120 degrees), which offers a unique view of the fisheye camera for a fun recording.

There are also some well-known features on the radio. In Realme’s “Antenna Array Matrix System” here, there is the world’s first “antenna switch” technology, which allows the phone to switch to any type of 12 antenna with the most powerful power. In addition, the device is equipped with a standard Wi-Fi signal that supports up to 20 percent stability.

But the most interesting thing here is the “360-degree NFC,” which is possible by connecting the NFC component to two high-resolution mobile phones and its own, creating a “NFC 3 antenna array.” This allows the top of the GT 2 Pro to read NFC on both sides, which should make charging preferences without connectivity and Bluetooth connectivity easier.

In the meantime, Realme GT 2 Pro is about to launch in China at 7:30 PM local time (6:30 AM ET) on January 4, 2022, but a company spokesman confirmed that it will eventually go overseas. Given the brand’s reputation, the device may be worth it, but we’d like to see how Fukasawa made it recently – especially the so-called paper form. Stay tuned for more technical information, pricing and our expertise.