It is mistakenly thought that TUV Rheinland you only deal with certification for the displays. Few knew this company but since Xiaomi received the certification from its side, here it is "fleshed" as one of the main certification companies. It has existed for some time and deals, as well as with certifications, with inspections need safety. He clearly has an eye on smartphones too and has recently certified a Realme device with a mammoth battery from 6.000 mAh. Top of the range? We don't think so and we explain why.
TÜV Rheinland certifies a Realme smartphone that focuses everything on the battery: 6000 mAh. But somewhere it has to hang ...
It is well known that when a mobile phone brand (but in reality any company) focuses on a certain characteristic, it cannot excellently develop the others. What we mean: if Realme has focused on one battery from 6.000 mAh, there is no doubt that the device that will mount it will not be a flaghsip. Or focus on performance or battery, this is basically the point.
The code name is BLP793 and it is certainly not the recent Realme X3 (o X3 SuperZoom) we talked about. We know that the latter will integrate a battery from 4.200 mAh and a charging power of 30w.
In any case, the new battery phone by Realme it is still covered by a veil of mystery. What's your name? When it comes out? How much will it cost? Nothing is certain yet. Perhaps the company will tell us something today as it is the day of presentation of the series narzo, the line of smartphones for young people. It could actually be just a device of this series, given that Narzo 10 will count on a 5.000 mAh battery: the possibility that the brand has chosen a battery phone as its flagship smartphone is not to be excluded.
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