PhoneSentral Tech in Simplicity
realme’s just dropped the mic in the midrange smartphone arena with the reveal of the realme 14 Pro 5G, and it’s not just another phone; it’s a statement.
The phone, launching officially on April 15th, 2025, but available for pre-order starting April 7th, is packing some serious heat, especially for those of us obsessed with capturing the perfect moment.
According to the brand, the industry-first MagicGlow Triple Flash system is the main headliner.
Thanks to the new system, you can forget those washed-out, harsh flash photos because realme’s new system uses three distinct light sources to balance illumination, giving you professional-grade portraits with natural skin tones and stunning bokeh, even when the lights are low.
In addition, they’ve also thrown in a flagship-level Sony IMX882 50MP OIS sensor which means crystal-clear images, vibrant colors, and exceptional detail, whether you’re snapping stills or shooting 4K videos.
But it’s not all about the camera.
realme is positioning the 14 Pro 5G as the new performance benchmark in its class with a powerful, energy-efficient chipset, seamless 5G connectivity, and software optimization that promises a smooth, lag-free experience, whether you’re gaming, multitasking, or just scrolling through your feed.
Pre-order details
Early Bird Pre-order of the device starts on 7 April 2025 until 14 April 2025 with a deposit of RM20.
realme 14 Pro customers are entitled to free gifts worth RM1,016, including RM100 rebate, realme Buds T01, selfie stick, 1-year extended warranty and 4-year extended battery warranty.
On the other hand, customers who pre-ordered the realme 14 5G can look forward to free gifts worth RM826, including RM100 rebate, realme Buds T01, tempered glass and finger cots, 1-year extended warranty and 4-year extended battery warranty.
Customers who pre-ordered the series before 14 April 2025 can collect their phones on 15 April 2025.
More details on where to pre-order will come soon, but the official Shopee realme store is already showing off the device on their page.
