Realme continues the novelties. Shortly after unveiling its “classic” Watch 3, the Chinese manufacturer is shifting to its Watch 3 Pro. This new connected tocante relies mainly on its new AMOLED screen to assert itself against the competition.
Just days after the launch of the Watch 3 “classicand new headphones at a bargain price, the Buds Air 3 Neo, Realme is back on the offensive, this time starting to show us its Watch 3 Pro. With this slightly more advanced model, the brand mainly relies on an Amoled screen. In any case, this is the main novelty announced compared to the Watch 2 Pro launched last year.
For the moment, Realme does not yet mention a launch date for its Watch 3 Pro, contenting itself with talking about an exit “next“. GSMArena, for its part, believes that a launch on August 18 cannot be ruled out. The Watch 3 Pro would then arrive at the same time as Realme 9i on the Indian market, specifies the specialized site.
An AMOLED screen… but what else?
Anyway, the Watch 3 Pro will therefore have an AMOLED screen, the size of which is still unknown. Logically we should stay on a diagonal more or less identical to that of the Watch 2 Pro, which was limited as a reminder to a 1.75 inch IPS screen. The Watch 3″classicgoes up to 1.80 inches, however, so it’s not impossible that we’ll enjoy a slightly bigger screen on the Watch 3 Pro, but nothing is confirmed as it stands.
Like the Watch 3, the Watch 3 Pro should otherwise support calls via Bluetooth and will probably have an integrated GPS chip, as on the old model. This is an important specification since the Watch 3″classicfor its part only uses the positioning data of the telephone to which it is paired.
Due to its switch to AMOLED, the Watch 3 Pro should be offered at a slightly higher price than that of the Watch 2 Pro. The latter is currently displayed at 74.99 euros on the French catalog of Realme. A price placement below the 100 euro mark should however remain relevant for this new connected tocante.
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