Realme 9 Pro Plus Review

Realme 9 Pro.

If you're looking for a subtle device the sunrise blue version of this phone is not what you should get the loud paint job changes from a more oil slick blue to a sunset red when exposed to UV light the real me 9 pro plus also comes in aurora green and midnight black, either way, it's gorgeous even if it does tend to collect a few too many fingerprints also the nine pros plus can stand on its own thanks to its flat bottom so I guess you could say that it really stands out from the crowd the back itself is made of glass while the frame is made of plastic sadly there is no splash protection here and only the front is protected by gorilla glass 5. Unfortunately,,, the camera module juts out a little too much and the phone wobble when on a table in the hand it's comfortable with a solid feeling grip and it's not too heavy at 182 grams there's an easy to reach optical fingerprint reader on the front which is fast and responsive it can double as a heart rate measurement tool if you're using real me's experimental software feature the 9 pros plus has a 6.4-inch super amoled panel with a full hd resolution and up to a 90hz refresh rate it's the same panel as on the realme 8 pro but with a higher refresh rate as far as the high refresh rate goes if you choose either the 90-hertz option or the auto refresh rate mode you will get 90 hertz most of the time unless the image is static or you're watching a video the panel got a good maximum brightness of 613 nits when in auto mode as far as color accuracy is concerned vivid mode deviates towards blue standard mode is a little reddish but the cinematic mode has very good accuracy the realme 9 pro plus supports hdr10 and has widevine l1 drm support so you'll have hd streaming across most platforms the phone has our favorite legacy port the 3.5-millimeter jack and two speakers a bottom firing one and a second one which doubles as an earpiece the speakers are balanced which makes watching videos very pleasant they got very good loudness on our tests and overall the sound quality was likable mid-tones and voices sound excellent while high notes are all right the 4 500 milliamp hour battery got the  real me 9 pro plus a very good 117 hour rating on our endurance tests the 60 watt super dart charger was just as impressive and got the phone from zero to 77 in 30 minutes and a full charge in 49 minutes though this is a great result it is interesting to note that the same charger filled up the real me 7 pro and the real me 8 pros faster the 9 pro plus has the mediatek demensity 920 5g chipset with either 6 or 8 gigs of ram the phone is competitive across the board and does great for its segment even better after long stress tests it had excellent marks and barely got warm so if you're interested in gaming this phone is a good option the realme 9 pro plus is one of the first devices to run android 12 with real me ui 3.0 this version of realme's ui offers a more fluid interface and even richer customization options than before some of these new customizations include new always-on displays like a portrait photo turned into a sketch by the software also edge lighting the sidebar new live wallpapers new icon packs and you can even choose different accent colors for the entire UI as a whole you can either proceed to take advantage of all the tools and settings and tweak the phone to your particular liking or just enjoy a hassle-free android experience the 9 pro plus sports a standard triple camera setup there's a 50 megapixel main camera with ois an 8 megapixel ultrawide and a 2 megapixel macro cam the main camera 04:14 takes 12.5 megapixel photos by default and we really like them there's plenty of detail accurate white balance new noise and high contrast the dynamic range is average and overall images look natural the sharpening is a bit too much when it comes to intricate details but other than that we don't have any gripes with it the phone has 2 times lossless zoom it uses 50-megapixel shots from the main camera crops the center and then applies post-processing and the results are great there's a lot more detail than what you'd find on regular upscaled photos the shots aren't perfect but they're enough for most occasions portraits are brilliant subjects are well exposed have nice skin tones and shots have plenty of detail the subject separation works well too as long as your haircut isn't too messy when shooting on a busy background the ultrawide had 8 megapixel photos that were better than your average result from a mid-range ultroid camera they had plenty of detail realistic colors and good dynamic range we did spot some noise but we prefer some noise and better details than the total smudge fest you might find when noise reduction algorithms go overboard macro shots are okay the colors are washed out contrast is alright and they have good sharpness at night regular low light photos with the main camera turned out to be excellent there's a lot of detail great exposure and commendable colors the noise reduction here is a bit harsh but it's not too much if you switch on night mode the images are fantastic the noise reduction is more gentle photos look more natural and balanced and they have better dynamic range more detail and nicer colors while evening photos with the ultrawide are usable they're not much more than that so you should really use the night mode with it on ultrawide shots have more detail more color saturation have restored details and highlights and shadows and have less noise overall the 16 megapixel selfie camera in the punch hole takes decent photos there's enough detail and colors contrast dynamic range and noise are respectable the subject was always exposed nicely too the realme 9 pro plus can shoot videos with both the main and ultroid cameras on the back the main camera goes up to 4k at 30fps while the ultrawide is limited to full hd the 4k clips with the main camera are excellent colors are accurate dynamic range is wide sound is great and there's plenty of detail if you want to zoom in footage isn't terribly soft either and it's definitely usable 4k videos in low light are great too with plenty of detail and sharpness there's little noise plenty of color saturation and balanced exposure the ultrawide's full hd videos are more narrow than those from the main camera presumably because of electronic stabilization and distortion correction detail is low and footage is soft so even though the dynamic range and colors were all right you should stick to the main camera this gorgeous beast of a phone has everything that you might want a great amoled panel a powerful 5g capable chipset a good main camera and great battery life and charging however the pricing isn't the lowest round and we were actually expecting a lower launch price also there is no ingress protection and the ultrawide video quality could be better so while we definitely recommend this phone there are some competing handsets like realme's own gt master that you might want to check out before you make a final decision thank you for watching everyone stay safe and I'll see you guys

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