Realme ‘RMX5090’ / Alleged Realme GT 7 Receives China’s 3C Certification: Fast Charge Feature Revealed

A few days after its TENAA listing, Realme’s upcoming ‘RMX5090’ device, which is allegedly believed to be the Realme GT 7 model, has made it to the 3C certification platform of China. Via its listing, the wired fast charging support of the device has also been revealed.

Here’s more about the update.

Realme ‘RMX5090’ / Alleged Realme GT 7 – 3C Certification

The Realme ‘RMX5090’ smartphone has been certified by the 3C authority of China with the certificate number – ‘2025011606749943’, with certification validity till the 27th of November 2027. It has been listed as a ‘5G digital mobile phone’, along with a power adapter carrying the model number – ‘VCBOACH’. This reveals the device to support 120W wired fast charging (11 x 11 = 121W), just like the already-launched Realme GT 7 Pro device. [Also to add, the Realme GT 7 Pro also appeared on the 3C database previously with this same charging adapter.]

Apart from the TENAA and recent 3C certifications, this Realme smartphone has also been spotted on the MIIT database too. Via these listings and other reports, the key specs and render images of the Realme ‘RMX5090’ – the alleged Realme GT 7 smartphone have also been revealed.

Speaking of its revealed/expected specs, it may come with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, feature a 6.78″ AMOLED display screen with 2780 x 1264 pixels resolution (8T LTPO quad-curved display), sport 50MP + 8MP dual rear camera system and 16MP selfie camera, and pack a 6310 mAh rated battery (6500 mAh typical battery) with the mentioned 120W wired fast charge support. Other possible specs include a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint reader, face recognition, infrared sensor, Bluetooth & USB connectivity, 8.55 mm thickness, and 218 gm weight. Additionally, 8GB/12GB/16GB/24GB RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB storage may also be offered for the device.

Design-wise, the device looks similar to be Realme GT 7 Pro device, notably with lesser weight, no periscope telephoto lens, and a ring LED light instead of the dual tone LED flashlight.

More updates are possibly on their way and since this upcoming Realme device has already received certifications from three Chinese authorities, the launch in China could be nearing. Stay tuned for more updates.