Realme is set to present the Buds Air 2 TWS, Narzo 30A, and Narzo 30 Pro earphones on February 24. The company has already confirmed that the Narzo 30 Pro will be powered by the Dimensity 800U SoC but has not revealed which chipset the Narzo 30A will have under the hood. However, thanks to Geekbench, we now know that the Narzo 30A will ship with the SoC Helio G85 – the same chip that powers the Narzo 20, sold as Realme 7i in Europe.
The benchmark database also reveals that Narzo 30A (RMX3171) will run Android 10 out of the box and have 4GB of RAM on board. Although there may be other memory options yet to be confirmed.
Realme has yet to detail the specifications of the Narzo 30A and Narzo 30 Pro, but the duo’s event page on the company’s Indian website reveals that the Pro model will ship a 6.5 “FullHD + 120 display. Hz with a sample rate of 180 Hz.
Images of the Narzo 30 pair included on the page reveal that the Pro variant will sport a triple-camera setup on the back, a side-mounted fingerprint reader, and a punch-hole in the display for the selfie camera.
The Narzo 30A isn’t clearly visible, but you can see its back panel has a wavy texture and houses a square-shaped camera bump.
The Narzo 30 series announcement is only four days away, but you can expect Realme to confirm a few more features of the Narzo 30 series ahead of the unveiling.
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