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BLACK SHARK 3 WITH SNAPDRAGON 865 AND 5,000MAH BATTERY LAUNCHES ON MARCH 3

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One of the most important smartphone series, that fit inside the increasingly popular gaming range, will win a new member on March 3. Xiaomi announced that its upcoming champion, Black Shark 3 will land early the next month. This is also an important step for  Xiaomi’s  gaming sub-brand since Shark 3 will be the company’s first 5G device.  Join GizChina on Telegram The new Black Shark 3 5G boasts the latest Snapdragon 865 SoC. It will be paired with whooping 16GB of the latest LPDDR5 RAM standard. Moreover, there’s a 120Hz QHD display and a 5,000mAh battery should complete the package with 65W fast-charging support. It will run Android 10 straight out the box with all Black Shark specific enhancements for an improved gaming experience. Some time ago, Black Shark announced a partnership with gaming giant Tencent for a special edition gaming phone. It also includes software optimizations for future Black Shark devices. The official  Weibo  pos...
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Our Realme X50 Pro 5G key features video is up

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The  Realme X50 Pro 5G  was unveiled  today  and it features several performance enhancements and faster charging compared to the X50 5G, it even sports a new screen. Give Will three minutes to talk you through all the key features of the Pro model. The X50 Pro 5G is comparable to last year’s X2 Pro – Realme’s previous phone to use a top of the line Snapdragon (S855+ in that case). Of course, the X50 duo (Pro and non-Pro) support 5G connectivity, distinguishing it from the 2019 model. Compared to the  Realme X50 5G , you're getting a much more powerful chipset (S865 vs. S765G), plus faster storage (UFS 3.0 vs. 2.1). We'll see how much of an impact these changes have on performance when we finish running benchmarks. The S765G's GPU could never make full use of the 120Hz refresh rate of the X50. The Pro model switches from that LCD panel to a Super AMOLED with a 90Hz refresh rate. The new flagship chipset should be much better at running games at 90Hz....
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