Realme 2 Launch Set for Today In India: How to Watch Live Stream

Realme 2 Launch Set for Today In India

Reelme 2 is going to be launched in India today after several teasers in the past few weeks. Realtime 2 smartphones will play a display footnote, there will be a dual camera setup behind, and according to the previous teaser, many color options will come in. Realtime 2 will be a flipkart exclusive, unlike its predecessor Realty 1, which was an Amazon India exclusive. Realm 2 will be the second model under Oppo's new Realm brand, which is being led by former Oppo Global VP Sky Lee. The brand has been targeted at buyers of affordable smartphones, although more premium models can be expected in the future.

How To Really Live Stream 2 Live Stream
Reelme 2 launch event is about to begin at 12:30 and the action will be streamed online for fans to watch. Realm 2 Live Stream will be hosted on Facebook, so you just have to return to this page and press Play button in the embedded video below. Relay 2 price in India, specification
Realtime 2 costs Rs. 10,000, and the company claims that it will be the first smartphone to offer performance with such a price at such a price point. As mentioned, the smartphone will be available on Flipkart exclusively in India. More information on price and availability will be announced in today's event. This program will start at 12.30 AM IST, and will be streamed live on this Flipkart page.

Reelme 2 will pack a 4,230 mAh battery, which is 20 percent more than Reyllay 1's 3,410 mAh battery. It will be made available in Diamond Red, Black, and Blue Color variants, and will play back company's trademark Diamond cut designs, as seen on Reelme 1.

The company also announced that this time, Reyla will play Qualcomm Snapdragon processor instead of the MediaTek processor, which gives power to Realm. To remember, the Reelme 1 MediaTek plays Helio P60 processor. Other specification and feature descriptions are rare at this time, and today all events will be unveiled. Unaware of those people, Reelam was an Oppo sub-brand before, but then got out as an independent e-commerce brand for the young demographic.