Tonight’s Showdown: Redmi Turbo3 vs. Realme GT Neo6 SE
Tonight, Redmi officially unveiled its new mid-range model, the Redmi Turbo3. Interestingly, tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock, Realme will also introduce its mid-range newcomer, the Realme GT Neo6 SE. It’s foreseeable that these two models, targeting the same market segment, will undoubtedly ignite a fierce competition. Anticipating the excitement, some enthusiastic netizens have already prepared detailed comparison charts of the two new products, eagerly awaiting the showdown between the two fan bases.
In essence, based on the information available, both the Realme GT Neo6 SE and the Redmi Turbo3 are focused on offering high cost-effectiveness. However, Realme has maintained a certain advantage over Redmi’s counterparts in recent years, and the GT Neo6 SE continues this trend. As illustrated in the image below, the GT Neo6 SE features an Ice Core three-dimensional cooling system with a double-layer VC area of up to 10,014mm², along with a newly added mid-frame ice-sealing structure, effectively reducing the temperature sensitivity of the phone’s frame and enhancing grip comfort during gaming sessions. Thanks to this, coupled with the powerful Snapdragon 7+Gen3 processor, the Realme GT Neo6 SE achieved nearly full-frame performance for an hour in the “Genshin Impact” Maple Dan test. In a 2-hour test of “Arena of Valor,” the Realme GT Neo6 SE maintained an average frame rate of 120.02 frames with game settings at 120FPS+ ultra-high quality. It’s evident that the Realme GT Neo6 SE delivers outstanding performance and heat dissipation.
Additionally, the Realme GT Neo6 SE will feature a high-quality domestically produced screen. This screen boasts a higher 6000nit peak brightness for local areas, 1600nit peak brightness globally, and a manual brightness of 1000nit, resulting in a more transparent and brighter visual experience in practical usage. Moreover, the GT Neo6 SE’s screen is equipped with the more drop-resistant and scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass Victus2, and it will debut with Greenfield AI eye protection + Game AI eye protection, showing attention to the details that users care about.
Furthermore, in terms of battery life, the Realme GT Neo6 SE adopts a combination of a 5500mAh battery and 100W fast charging, providing users with more peace of mind regarding product endurance. As of now, it’s only known that the Realme GT Neo6 SE will use a 50-megapixel main camera from Sony, supporting OIS optical image stabilization. More detailed data is expected to be unveiled at tomorrow’s launch event, promising surprises. Additionally, it’s worth noting that although it’s a mid-range phone, the Realme GT Neo6 SE also features dual-frequency GPS + triple-frequency BeiDou, without any compromises in areas that are not visible. Moreover, netizens speculate that last year’s Realme GT Neo5 SE started at 1999 yuan, while this year’s Realme GT Neo6 SE is cheaper by 1 yuan.
During the Redmi Turbo3 launch event, Xu Qi also posted a Weibo dynamic, stating, “No verbal battles, just fierce actions,” indicating full confidence in the Realme GT Neo6 SE.