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Realme X2 Pro aims for the flagship market with OPPO tech

Realme X2 Pro aims for the flagship market with OPPO tech

Posted on October 16, 2019 By Jarvis

As the gap in specs between smartphone makers continue to narrow, so do the lines that divide brands and even tiers continue to blur. Companies like ZTE, Xiaomi, and OPPO have spun off not a few sub-brands and subsidiaries, many of whom look or sound the same in terms of features and hardware. The Realme 2X Pro is no different, billing itself as a “Full Speed Flagship”, aiming its guns at the big boys while, at the same, carrying OPPO’s mark in spirit and in specs.
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