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Realme GT5 Pro Could Have An Insane Display With 3,000 Nits Peak Brightness
Realme GT5 Pro Could Have An Insane Display With 3,000 Nits Peak Brightness-February 2024
Feb 11, 2026 11:48 PM

It appears that smartphone screens are battling to see who can shine the brightest. We have seen some amazing phones come out this year with screens that can light up the darkest of rooms, including the Pixel 8 Pro. Now, it appears that Realme GT5 Pro is going to claim the title for the brightest screen, as it has been teased that the phone is going to offer an insane 3,000 nits peak brightness display.

3,000 nits peak brightness on the Realme GT5 Pro could be a real game changer

The Realme GT5 Pro should not be a mystery to anyone. It's Realme's flagship with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and will be released pretty soon. The phone will offer a screen offering up to 3,000 nits peak brightness, making it the brightest screen we have seen on a smartphone.

There is not much information available on the screen. However, it is most likely made by BOE, and the display was announced only recently. This is likely the same display that will be featured in the OnePlus 12 that will be coming out sometime later this year, and considering how Realme is a sister company, it makes sense to use it in the flagship. The display comes with an odd 1220p resolution and offers thin bezels and 2.5D curved glass.

At the moment, Realme has not announced the date for the Realme GT5 Pro, but considering how the phone has gone through certification and considering how the company just cannot stop showing it off, there is a chance that we are going to get to see it come out in the market pretty soon and when it does, we will let you know.

As far as the 3,000 nits peak brightness is concerned, I am all for it, but I really want to see how it has an impact on the phone's overall battery life. After all, driving a display this bright is not going to be an easy job for the battery in the Realme GT5 Pro. But since this is an OLED panel and people don't always use their phones on max brightness, I do not think that this is going to be a major point of contention for a lot.

News Source: Weibo

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