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Realme has blurred the lines between mid-range and flagship phone segments with its Realme GT series, bringing plenty of performance, fast wired charging, and a sleek design for the price. Now, the brand has released a new entry in the GT line at MWC 2023 in the form of the $649 Realme GT 3. But is the Realme GT 3 worth considering for your next upgrade? We went hands-on to find out.
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