Real Me Pro Phone Launch

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Yesterday was revolutionary in terms of technology. Real me phones launched their astounding Real me pro 2 with even more stunning features.



The event took place in Amity university which was a first of its kind. Before this a phone launch had never been conducted in a college campus. The CEO elicited that the reason is very simple. Maximum number of Real me users are the youth. And Real me has global presence....just like Amity university.

The phone was unveiled by the CEO India of Real Me Mobile.
The Real Me pro 2 has some really ground breaking features...
It has been launched in 3 versions. The shocking one is :

It has got 8 GB RAM with 128 GB internal memory.
The other two versions are :
4 GB RAMwith 64 GB
6 GB RAM with 64 GB
Apart from this they have a host of stunning features like 6.3 inch screen, dew drop screen, octa core processor etc etc.
In a nutshell, it's a dream come true.
However their prices are even more competitive.
The 8 GB one is priced at a shocking 18,999!
Not only the Real me Pro but they launched Real me C1 which is priced at 6999! What can get more competitive than this?

The event concluded with us trying the different versions of the phone at the experience zone. The phone takes excellent pictures. After a hearty lunch, we left the venue but can't wait for the first sale!

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