Last week, realme’s marketing director announced the launch of the realme Race will most likely be shortly after Chinese New Year. Today, the realme Race is spotted on TEENA with the model number RMX2202 and photos on the outlook and design of the smartphone.

It seems that realme’s Marketing Director has recently announced on his weibo account, stating that the realme Race will most likely be unveiled shortly after Chinese New Year. While there was no mention in regards to the exact release date, it will most likely be somewhere around the middle of February 2021.

It seems that the weibo user UniverseIce has recently posted an image on the user’s account, showcasing the tech specs of realme’s upcoming smartphone called the realme Race. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is available in the global market.

Based on a statement by Xu Qi Chase on weibo, it seems that realme might be planning to manufacture a realme smartphone that comes equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. While there’s no official information in regards to the release date, our source did mention that the device might come with the codename “Race” and it is expected to be unveiled somewhere around Q1 2021.

When it comes to fast charging technology, Chinese brands are obsessed about it. At the moment, the fastest charging speed is up to 66W by Huawei but realme could break that record next year with the so-called realme Race phone.

Among the other announced smartphone brands that are going to use the latest flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset, realme also has a device on the list that is codenamed Race coming next year. However, it looks like we don't really have to wait until 2021 to find out about how the phone looks like as the image of the realme Race has been actively shared by sources today.

After the announcement of the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset yesterday at the Tech Summit Digital 2020, a few smartphone manufacturers such as Xiaomi and realme have announced that their new smartphone development will be powered by the new processor on their respective official social media accounts.