"You cannot judge a book by its cover."
In the case of the new Realme GT Master Edition, this is true.
The Realme GT Master Edition’s 64MP sensor, to my disappointment, favours dramatic images. The smartphone increases the contrast a little too much, resulting in photographs that are unnaturally darkened.
I’m not sure if it’s a bug or not, but when you click pictures, they come out oversaturated and occasionally white. If this is a problem, RealMe must address it immediately, as people like me who purchase cellphones for their cameras are disappointed.
Another issue is that the handset’s audio setup, as well as the smartphone’s downward-firing mono speaker, aren’t very excellent.
Furthermore, you may effortlessly muffle it while watching movies or playing phone games. I expected the business to do better here, given that dual-speaker phones have become the norm in the GT Master Edition’s pricing range.
Overall, if your budget is around$30k and you want the greatest cameras, the RealMe GT Master Edition is unnecessary.