Realme launches in Europe to steal Honor’s and Xiaomi’s lunch money

Realme launches in Europe to steal Honor’s and Xiaomi’s lunch money
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2019-5-20 15:59

The fight for the entry-level segment of the European smartphone market heated up today, as Realme, a sister-company to OPPO and OnePlus, waded into the fray with the launch of its flagship device, the Realme 3 Pro.

Specs-wise, the Realme 3 Pro is a standard, middle-of-the-road budget handset. ThatHD+ display (408 PPI) 8 percent screen-to-body…

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