Realme 8 Pro Camera Test - 108MP Quad Shooter! By WhatGear

Welcome to what gear reviews you legendary tech fans today, I've got a bit of an exclusive for you guys. I know a bunch of other people already made the video, but I'm here with my version of it, and we have the Realme eight pro- I'm not allowed to review it yet, but I can show you it and show you some cool design features that it has and show you some samples of how good the camera is on this smartphone and I just bought myself a new monkey which I'm going to take a picture of for you guys so make sure you stick around to the end for that anyway, let's get this thing out of the box. I'll show you very quickly what's in here, and then we'll get into some of the design aspects that you guys need to know about, and if it's your first time here consider subscribing for more smartphone reviews in the future. Anyway, are you ready? Let's go as VIN. Diesel would say, welcome to the family superfast charger in the box. That's always good and yellow accents on the charge.

Cable. Also, very nice, so here we have it. The Realme 8 pro look at this thing. This is a really bold design here and the slogan they're actually going for with this phone is capture infinity. Now that really refers to the camera modules here, and I want to show you something, and it's this.

This is the latest version of the Samsung 108 megapixel sensor. It's the hm2, it's the primary sensor on this smartphone and this sensor boasts a 12 000 by 9000 pixel resolution. So, judging by this, the camera is going to be pretty epic, and it is a massive sensor as well, and when you have a bigger sensor, it can capture more light. Therefore, this thing should be a beast at nighttime too, and we will be testing that out very shortly. So what we have here is the infinite black finish and Realme actually sent me the other color over or the back of it here.

It is. This is the blue variant, both very, very nice, so when it comes to this finish, it's unique. Let me just read off the actual literature that they sent over to me, so they've achieved this finish by etching in countless small granules, with a ball shape so that it can achieve this matte effect. On the contrary, we enlarge and brighten the small granules, carving micro, texture and polyhedral prismatic shapes on the ball, shaped granule by laser carving technology with 3d to improve the third dimensional sense. I have to say it's quite a unique look and Realme have always impressed me with the backs of their phones.

This one is probably the most bold that I've ever seen. One of the great things about this. I noticed straight away. Look at that no fingerprints at all. That is a perfect feature there.

The bold slogan, let me know what you think about that and here's a question for you guys. Would you dare to leap from your current smartphone to a Realme device? Let me know in the comments below, so straight out of the box. This is running on real me, UI 2, and that is on top of android 11. So you've got all the sort of familiar stuff. You will have seen on other devices running on android 11, but of course, Realme have thrown in a bunch of customization features.

So if you go to personalization, you've got tons of stuff that you can customize and play around with which I'll get into in the full review, and now it's time to test out what this 108 megapixel camera can do, and what better way to kick this little section off then to take a photo of a 108 megapixel sensor. Two, so I'm going to say my official opinions for the review on this, but straight out of the box. My first impressions are, I love how thin this thing is. The weight is just right. The camera module looks pretty awesome, quite unique as well that bold statement, although it's very bold, I actually really like it.

It really differentiates it from a lot of products out there. The finish that they've gone for on the back is really nice very drippy, and it's not a fingerprint magnet. So that's awesome and let me know what you guys thought of the camera samples. I will be testing this out against a bunch of other devices. Let me know what you want to see this tested against, and I'll try my best to make that video, for you guys.

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Source : WhatGear