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A few days ago, at the launch of the Realme 5i smartphone, Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth showed off Realme's first smart band. Recently, a rendering of this product was also released.

Realme will launch more IoT products around personal, family and travel scenarios, including audio products, wearable devices, TVs, and peripheral products, Realme founder and CEO Li Bingzhong said after releasing its first 5G mobile phone, the Realme X50, in Beijing today.

Realme released the Realme X50 5G phone in Beijing while also brought the Realme Buds Air wireless earbuds.

The Realme X50 5G smartphone was granted network access and appeared in the database of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology a couple of days ago. Now it has been certified and images have been announced.

The Realme X50 5G smartphone with a model number RMX2051 has been granted network access and appeared in the database of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

Realme announced that it will place ads in the ColorOS to help maintain a "healthy and sustainable business model" in the future.

Realme published the latest poster for the Realme X50 5G on Wednesday, which shows that the Realme X50 5G uses a dual-punch screen design in the upper left corner.

The Realme X50 5G smartphone has passed 3C certification on December 25 and has a 30W fast charging feature, according to the 3C certificate query website in China.

A few days ago, Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth said in an interview that Realme will launch IoT products next year, but he did not specify the specific products. During the recent "AskMadhav" event, Sheth confirmed that Realme is developing a band and will launch in the first half of 2020.

Realme CMO Xu Qi showed pictures of Realme true wireless earbuds on Weibo on Wednesday, and later also released a warm-up poster, indicating that the earbuds are likely to be released with X50 5G phones in China.