Realme X50 will be company's first 5G phone with support for 5G standalone and non-standalone networks
While the name of the device is confirmed to be Realme X50, we do not yet know if Realme will be going with a MediaTek or Qualcomm SoC to offer 5G support


Realme X50 would be Realme's first 5G-ready phone. Image: Realme[/caption]These details were revealed by Realme's CMO, Xu Qi Chase, in a Weibo post. While the name of the device is confirmed to be Realme X50, we do not yet know if Realme will be going with a MediaTek or Qualcomm SoC to offer 5G support. Earlier this year, Realme had expressed interest to launch its 5G devices with Qualcomm's 5G ready 700-series SoCs. There is no clarity on this SoC yet which is rumoured to named Snapdragon 735 SoC. This will be Qualcomm's first non-flagship level SoC supporting 5G.Realme India head Madhav Sheth had confirmed at the X2 Pro launch that India would be the first country to launch Realme's 5G phone with Qualcomm's 5G integrated SoC. In June this year, Sheth had confirmed that Realme's first 5G phone would be coming to India later this year.The poster shared by Chase shows the silhouette of the top left half of the Realme X50. One can see a pill-shaped dual camera setup there, just like we had seen on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus. No other details regarding the specifications of the Realme X50 are known yet.Realme's competition, Redmi, has confirmed that the Redmi K30 Pro 5G smartphone would be launching in December.As per a report by a Chinese website, Anzhuo, at the Xiaomi Developers Conference, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun confirmed that Redmi K30 5G smartphone would debut in China next month. On the contrary, Xiaomi vice president Lu Weibing shared recently in a post on Weibo, confirming the previously rumoured timeline for Redmi K30's launch in 2020. It is possible that the company launches the phone in December but is available for purchase in January.

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