After the successful launch of the realme 11 Pro Series 5G, realme Philippines introduces the latest addition to the realme 11 Series – the realme 11. This eagerly anticipated smartphone promises to meet the needs of modern consumers, offering a great mix of style, power, and innovation in one sleek device.
realme 11 is powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 processor, taking the mobile experiences to new heights. This allows the device to easily run multiple apps, play graphics-intensive games, and multitask smoothly.
For those looking for a stylish smartphone, realme 11 combines good looks and durability, offering a sleek design that’s only 7.95mm thick and two attractive colors: Glory Gold and Dark Glory. The realme 11 is also designed with inspiration from luxury watches and offers a comfortable grip and a premium feel, making it suitable for active lifestyles and everyday use.
One of the common complaints among smartphone users is the need to recharge frequently. The realme 11 addresses this by offering a 67W SUPERVOOC Charge system, which means you won’t have to wait long for your phone to charge. It ensures that both the phone and the user are always ready and connected when needed.
When it comes to gaming, the realme 11 excels with its advanced processor, ensuring smooth gameplay and quick app launches, making it perfect for gamers who want high performance. Additionally, the fast charging feature means you can continue gaming without long interruptions.
Catch the realme 11 launch and first live selling on November 9
Join realme Philippines for the official launch live stream of the realme 11 this November 9 at 4PM to know more about its exceptional features, pricing, and availability. You can look forward to the first live selling of the realme 11 on the same day at 8PM, on James Alfante’s TikTok page, where special promos will also be announced.
To learn more about realme’s latest updates, visit the realme PH Facebook page or visit its official website.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
