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Realme GT 7 Series Global Launch Confirmed for May 27 in Paris

Realme has officially confirmed that the long-awaited GT 7 Series will make its global debut on May 27, 2025, at a grand event in Paris, France. The brand, which has built a strong reputation for delivering flagship-level performance at competitive prices, is poised to re-enter the global premium smartphone race with renewed vigor.
The global launch event will likely showcase the vanilla Realme GT 7, the GT 7T, and possibly provide additional insights into the GT 7 Pro, which has already been launched in India earlier this year.
A Trio of Power: GT 7, GT 7T, and GT 7 Pro
While the GT 7 Pro has already made headlines with its Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, the upcoming event will shift the spotlight to the GT 7 and GT 7T. Initially speculated to feature the Dimensity 9300+ and Dimensity 8400, the latest benchmark leaks now point to an upgraded chipset configuration. The GT 7 is now expected to be powered by the Dimensity 9400e, a refined version of the 9300+ offering the same CPU/GPU structure but with improved thermal and power efficiency. Meanwhile, the GT 7T is likely to retain the Dimensity 8400 SoC.
This chipset differentiation suggests that Realme is targeting multiple segments within the upper-midrange to flagship tiers, offering options tailored for both performance enthusiasts and balanced users.
Industry-First IceSense Graphene Cooling & Gaming Power
One of the most buzzworthy features teased by Realme is the introduction of its graphene IceSense cooling system, an industry-first innovation. This next-gen thermal management design is built around graphene glass fibre fusion materials, reportedly delivering up to 6 times better thermal conductivity than conventional smartphone glass panels.
Thanks to this thermal breakthrough, Realme has claimed that users will enjoy stable 120 FPS gaming sessions for up to 6 hours, a feat rarely seen even among top-tier flagships. This ties directly into the series’ official theme: “Power that Never Stops”—a clear nod to Realme’s focus on sustained performance and long-term reliability.
Massive Battery Capacities and Rapid Charging
Battery life remains one of the GT 7 Series’ strongest pillars. The standard GT 7 is expected to house a 7000mAh battery (some leaks hint at 7200mAh), while the GT 7 Pro features a slightly smaller yet potent 6500mAh Titan Battery. Both variants will support 100W wired fast charging, ensuring minimal downtime even for power users.
This massive capacity is packed into a lightweight chassis, made possible through advanced materials and optimized internal engineering.
Refined Design with No Rebranding
Earlier rumors suggested the GT 7 and GT 7T might be rebranded versions of Realme’s Neo 7 or Neo 7 SE from the Chinese market. However, Realme’s latest teasers featuring distinct rear panel designs and camera layouts have effectively dismissed those speculations.
The GT 7 is now confirmed to be a fresh global-first product, designed from the ground up. The device is expected to launch in at least two colors: blue and black, with the potential for additional finishes post-launch.
Visuals and AI Camera Upgrades
On the display front, Realme is introducing its RealWorld Eco² AMOLED panel, a 6.8-inch high-refresh-rate screen designed for immersive visuals with reduced power draw. Meanwhile, the GT 7 Pro will sport an AI Ultra-clear Snap Camera, expected to use software-driven enhancements for better real-time optimization in photography.
While detailed sensor configurations remain under wraps, the focus is clearly on providing premium-level imaging capabilities without inflating the price tag.
Sales Channels and Availability
For Indian consumers, the GT 7 and GT 7T are expected to launch shortly after the global reveal, with availability through realme.com, Amazon.in, and offline retail stores. As for global markets, Realme is expected to announce availability dates region by region during or shortly after the Paris event.
Interestingly, sources also speculate that the GT 7 model with the Dimensity 9400e could eventually debut in China under a different name—possibly as the Realme Neo 7 Pro.