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realme GT8 reviews by real users realme GT8
- 6.79"AMOLEDWQHD+20:9
- 214 g76.9 mm161.8 mm8.2 mm
- SnapD. 8 Elite Octa-Core 12 GB RAM 256 GB
- 3.322.942 v11
- 7000 mAh 100 W
- 1 50 Mpx ƒ/1.8 2 8 Mpx ƒ/2.2 3 50 Mpx ƒ/2.8 SELF 16 Mpx · ƒ/2.4
- Android 16 RealmeUI 7.0 (Android 16)
User reviews
User score
- 4
- 2
- 0
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- 1
- Screen8.4
- Performance8.1
- Camera6.5
- Connectivity8.5
- Battery8.7
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Design & Materials
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Performance & Hardware
7 reviews
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Camera
7 reviews
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7 reviews
7 reviews
Connectivity
7 reviews
7 reviews
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Battery
- 0%Less than half day
- 0%Less than a day
- 29%One day
- 43%More than one day
- 29%Two days or more
7 reviews
Software
- 14%It comes with a clean operating system
- 71%It has preinstalled apps but they don't bother me
- 14%It has preinstalled apps that I can't uninstall
7 reviews
- 0%Never
- 0%Once a year
- 71%Every six months
- 29%Every two months or less
7 reviews
- AutoThis smartphone is better than my Redmi K80 Pro and I like everything about it.
Excellent smartphone, I received it and I'm telling you about it on the first day and the operating system is pleasant for me for 39,970 rubles, better than the Oppo Find X9 base
Pros- Excellent gaming performance, delivering 120-144 fps
- Powerful 7000 battery
- Excellent main camera and cool telephoto lens
- Support for 4K 120 fps video and 8K 30 fps video
- 120x photo zoom and 30x video zoom up to 4K 60
- 5 years of updates and a customized ColorOS
Cons- The version is only for China and there is no global version.
- The Chinese versions of RealMe have a lot of unnecessary apps.
- Medium wide-angle camera
- I would like a 50W wireless charger in the base
- I would like to see the 120 watt charger remain in the base unit.
- It would be nice if there was support for 4K 60 front camera.
View original review- 10
- Screen10
- Performance10
- Camera9.2
- Connectivity9.6
- Battery10
View answers - AutoThe best team for its price
This phone is fantastic; it's my first truly complete high-end phone. I've owned phones like the S22 Ultra, Xperia 1 IV, and a Poco F6, and this Realme GT8 has been one of the most complete phones I've had for its price. It cost me just under $400 USD. The phone performs flawlessly in simple tasks or demanding games. I've played several titles and haven't experienced any thermal throttling. Performance is a 10/10. The screen is exquisite, although not the best I've ever seen (8.5/10). The cameras are decent. I see many people complaining, but I think they're very good. I compared the cameras against an S26 Ultra, and Realme doesn't fall behind. Realme won by a very small margin in the main sensor, the ultra-wide was a tie, and the S26 Ultra won in zoom. The cameras are more than adequate. They have a slight issue: they can sometimes produce greenish/yellowish tones, resulting in skin tones that are either too dark or too warm. But for me, that's not a problem. I always edit my photos in Lightroom, and the cameras capture acceptable detail. They're not the best, but I'd say they're on par with a mid-range or upper mid-range phone. If you're someone who edits their photos, this phone will work well for you, but if you're someone who just wants to take a quick picture and upload it to social media, this phone isn't for you (you're better off buying an iPhone). Overall, the phone has left me with a very good impression. For the price, there's nothing that surpasses it as the most complete phone; I don't regret the purchase.
View original review- 8.5
- Screen9.0
- Performance9.0
- Camera5.0
- Connectivity8.3
- Battery9.0
View answers - 1.7
- Screen4.5
- Performance4.3
- Camera0.0
- Connectivity5.6
- Battery7.0
View answers- AutoExquisite screen, decent but very basic photography
The screen is truly exquisite and premium quality, but being 2K, it really highlights how mediocre the device's cameras are. In bright light, the cameras perform acceptably, especially the telephoto lens, but the main camera is very basic for the price, and blurry parts of the photos are noticeable. I'm coming from the GT5 Pro with the Lytia 808 sensor, and unfortunately, this GT8 with the Lytia 700c is very basic, with excessive or noticeable noise even in good lighting. The telephoto lens is the best feature and the closest to the Lytia 890 sensor in the GT5 Pro, although it struggles in low light, especially indoors. Battery life is perfect, and everything else is fine, but it's not what I expected in terms of photography; it's worse than even the GT5 Pro from three generations ago. It's better to buy the GT7 Pro or wait for a price drop on the GT8 Pro. I don't recommend this one if you're interested in decent photos, as it's very much a mid-range, lower-mid-range premium phone.
View original review- 7.2
- Screen8.7
- Performance6.6
- Camera4.7
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery9.0
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- 9.1 Design & Materials
- 8.7 Performance & Hardware
- 7.9 Camera
- 7.0 Connectivity
- 8.3 Battery
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- Hardware and performance
- Camera
- Connectivity
- Battery
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