Realme has recently launched its Realme XT on Friday in an event at Delhi, apart from that it has also launched Realme X, Realme 5 Pro, Realme 3 Pro.
The Android 10 update roadmap by the Chinese company also includes budget options, including the Realme 5 and Realme 3i. Android 10 which is the latest iteration in the Android family, initially released for Google Pixel phones last week.
The new version brings a system-wide Dark Theme and includes enhanced privacy controls within the Settings menu.
Realme has also posted a Tweet from its account on Twitter about the Android 10 update. The post says that the Android 10 will hit the Realme XT, Realme X, Realme 3 Pro, and Realme 5 Pro in the first quarter of 2020.
Realme is also set to bring the latest update to the Realme 3 (Rs 9,448), Realme 5, and Realme 3i (Rs 8,325) in the second quarter of 2020.
The Realme 2 Pro (Rs 9,959)would receive the update in the third quarter.
As promised, here’s our roadmap for launching the #Android10 update for #realme smartphones!
Are your excited for the new flavour of Android? pic.twitter.com/Qdo4PAyxT3— realme (@realmeIndia) September 13, 2019
Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth said:
Realme is already one of the few brands that have provided 100 percent Android Pie update. However the company have left some of its models from the Android 10 treat. These majorly include once highly popular Realme 1 (Rs 10,799), Realme C1 (Rs 7,250), Realme C2 (Rs 6,290) and Realme U1.
It is unclear whether Realme would tweak the roadmap in the future and include some of its dated models to the list of phones receiving Android 10.
Android 10 debuted Google Pixel phones as well as the Essential Phone last week. The Redmi K20 Pro users in China also recently started receiving Android 10-based MIUI 10 update.
OnePlus is beta testing its OxygenOS builds based on the new Android version.
Nokia brand licensee HMD Global last month also revealed that it is set to provide Android 10 to models such as the Nokia 9 PureView, Nokia 8.1 (Rs 17,405) and Nokia 7.1 (Rs 11,985) as early as the fourth quarter of this year.