The Realme X50 Pro begins to update to Android 11, the latest and most recent version of the operating system from Google. It does this thanks to Realme UI 2.0, the new version of the personalization layer from the Chinese manufacturer, with significant aesthetic and functional improvements.
We’ll tell you all about this update, like Realme has beaten many manufacturers, delivering its high-end Android 11 just before the end of the year, a fine year for it.
Android 11 based on Realme UI 2.0 for the X50 Pro
The Realme X50 Pro 5G is the top of the line from the Chinese company. It has a Qualcomm processor, Snapdragon 865 and configurations up to 12 + 256 GB. With this hardware configuration, you will have no problem moving Android 11, the latest version of Android.
The stable update comes from the hand of Android 11, so the Realme X50 Pro will be one of the first high-end on the market to have this version
Specifically, Realme begins to distribute the version RMX2076PU_11.C.16 in India, a numbering which will vary when the deployment takes place globally. The update, if we come from the latest version, has a weight of “only” 827 megabytes, coming from the hand of Android 11 and Realme UI 2.0.
As for the news that this phone will receive, there are a lot of customization options included such as three dark modes, third-party icons in the stock launcher, or creating custom wallpapers. Improvements come in terms of security, system, optimizations, camera and others. At the moment, there is no news of the European deployment, but the upgrade in India is the first big step in this upgrade, so in the coming weeks we should see Android 11 in all Realme X50 Pro in the world.
Vía | XDA Developers
