Can't expect too much at this price point bro, haha... Some samples I took at my taman during MCO..

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=96349879

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=96405688

So, this phone only support unifi mobile 4G+......maxis, umobile & digi got 4G only.

Alright.. doesnt matter actually cuz 4G is very fast already the data.

Man, this phone is so smooth and fluid . Really didnt expect this from realme. First time using realme btw

This morning i tested r6pro speedtest......got 90+Mbps on 4G (digi).
Thats why i m asking what the spees between 4G & 4G+.

It also might be software issue.......cause i use samsung device which run 4G only......after the software update it shows 4G+ and Volte.

Yes, 90hz and above device is really super smooth but if u use back 60hz device u will feel slow......this 90hz device is like a drug.

This post has been edited by mulut99: Jun 16 2020, 12:25 PM

Well, I've moved from my Realme 6 to a 60hz display, so far I've not had the urge to move back to 90hz yet, hahaha... Maybe my eyesight not so sharp already, hahahaha...

Anyways, I think if you have a mid-range chipset, probably good to have 90hz, but if you have a flagship grade chipset, that kinda makes up for the 60hz refresh rate screen a little bit

Realme 6 pro is as smooth as Poco f2 pro?

For my usage, yes. But the built quality is far different, literally night and day

Let me go a week with the phone before sharing my thoughts

Try use 90hz for a week, then jump back to 60hz.....u will feel the different.

I used the 90hz display for close to 3 months already bro

Anyways, I've experienced the benefits of a 90hz refresh rate LCD screen of the Realme, just as a personal preference, I'd probably pick a 60hz AMOLED screen over it.

This post has been edited by attw: Jun 16 2020, 07:54 PM

Received my R6Pro today. On a first impression, agreed that 90Hz is much more than a marketing gimmick rather than a useful features in daily task routine. I guess because some of youtube reviewer giving it heaps and praise on the 90Hz rate giving me some sort of high expectancy. When I actually hold and test it, barely noticed big difference between this and my Realme C3 put side by side scrolling through screen. Haven't tested gaming on it yet, so hopefully can give me some sort of peace of mind haha.

This phone is gonna replace my Redmi Note 5 Pro as my main phone, so I guess I'm good still. I'm not the kind who replace phone as soon as the new one come out. I'm using it as long as I can. The RN5Pro is good still and will be my 2nd phone, just a few minor things don't work well anymore like its usb jack and power button. At RM1250 its worth it right?

This post has been edited by lord_aminkin: Jun 16 2020, 05:21 PM

If you consider the features of the phones in that price range then yes, I'd say it's a pretty good buy.

Finaly i found Xundd case but dont know is ori or not
From the seller picture i think is ori cause Xundd packing come with box not plastic bag.



Xundd

This post has been edited by mulut99: Jun 17 2020, 12:50 AM

So after using this phone for a few days, i can say this phone is awesome for its price. The screen is so much better than 9s. I have not encountered any lag and the camera is decent enough in daylight.

Did you try playing any games on it? Any heating issues?

Yea . No heating issues on the games i tried

It only became hot when i ran the 3D benchmark test.

But even then it was not burning hot. Just warm hot.

I would like to know too, like running Pokémon GO? Will it get overheated as it uses Location On, GPS

sure will get hot not even on realme 6....all phones which use to play PoGo sure get hot especialy playing outdoor in the middle of the sun.....but no issue for me.

This post has been edited by mulut99: Jun 17 2020, 03:37 PM

Any good spam call blocking app to recommend? Previously using truecaller but uninstalled. Consume the power >50% of whole SOT recently...

True, especially on poor mobile network signal, etc can make the heating worse. Consuming battery juice faster too.

I think to run Pokemon Go, best get a phone with at least 5000mAh battery, hahaha... My kid used to play that on my Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 - he did hours of it and still couldn't kill of the battery in a day