What game you play and how long? Maybe I will try and test out temp later.

Photo samples I took this morning:



This post has been edited by WhatMan: Oct 25 2019, 10:56 AM

Not sure if price will be reduce but for sure XT will be a bit expensive.

Here is the comparison between XT and 5 Pro:

Its all up to you and see what concerns you the most.

For me, good camera (especially with Sony IMX586 sensor) and also I don't like the idea of potential screen burn in using AMOLED screen (experienced it before), although AMOLED does save battery life and it is brighter than IPS LCD.

Also XT from what I read have a slightly larger screen than 5Pro.

Not sure about volte support since I am not sure myself whether Celcom support it in Sarawak.

The Mi9T processor (SD730) is faster than Realme 5 Pro (SD712)

Try compare it to Realme X2 (SD730G) which is coming maybe December but I think that unit will beat Mi9T especially in gaming.

This post has been edited by WhatMan: Oct 27 2019, 11:12 PM

Some photo sample from Realme 5 Pro camera. Taken without any special settings.

I have not tried the GCAM on my phone. Any brave Realme 5 Pro owners willing to give it a try?

Dual sim + Micro SD. 3 slot type.

Yes its a mistake, got confused with X2 which is the unit that comes with SD730G.

Yes.

Well then I don't regret my purchase.

I think its RM499, 3GB RAM/32GB Storage variant will be sold at Lazada on 11.11.

Realme 5 Pro update:





So far update went well.

Dark Mode is nice added feature but won't save battery for LCD screen like on Realme 5 and Pro.

This post has been edited by WhatMan: Oct 31 2019, 11:58 AM

What did you listen to? MP3 stored locally? Streaming music?

By default it use 48mp sensor but when capture photo the image will be going through a process called pixel binning, which means photo you end up will be 12mp. Process itself is to help improve photo quality.

You can capture 48mp photo but at the expense of file size bigger and probably image not as good as 12mp.

48mp lens but when switch to ultra wide video, it use the wide angle lens (the one with the yellow circle around it).

No. Potrait still use 48mp camera but in portrait mode it uses additional lens to sense depth (Time of Flight lens) so it can give you better blur effect. That 2mp sensor isn't really a camera to produce image.

Macro take photos close up (4cm) but the quality of photo it produce is not great and some say you might as well use the 48mp lens and zoom in.

That depends how you going to use that phone as a camera. Just go out, take photos, and see if the end result makes you happy or not. Make sure you learn enough about the camera features and its limitation.

What if you try different headphones? Did you try using bluetooth headphones?

I just tested with wired headphones, did a bit of scrolling, browsing. I don't hear any laggy sound or stutter. MP3 plays nicely.

This post has been edited by WhatMan: Nov 1 2019, 12:32 PM

Maybe try factory reset? Just make sure to back up first.

This is a tricky decision.

Realme Pro 3 isn't bad with its higher RAM (4GB), better camera (16mp), newer CPU (SD710).

But Realme 5 has bigger battery (5000mAh), bigger screen (6.5"), 4 cameras.

I would say, for me, 3 Pro because I want more RAM and better camera.

This post has been edited by WhatMan: Nov 2 2019, 12:32 PM

Yup updated. thanks