Coca-Cola is easily the most recognisable beverage around the world. Known for its signature cola taste and the iconic bottle, the company is now planning to release a branded smartphone in India. While Cola-Cola itself might not be best option for your health, the branded device could turn out to be a special edition of the Realme 10 4G smartphone.
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In a Tweet shared by tipster Mukul Sharma, the Coca-Cola branded smartphone is on full display. It appears that the company has partnered with Realme owing to the resemblance with Realme 10 4G phone.
Is the new Coca-Cola phone the Realme 10 4G?
The leaked image gives us hints about the smartphone’s capability. The Coca-Cola smartphone is likely to have a dual rear camera setup with an LED flash. The phone has round edges and volume buttons are situated on the right side.
Naturally, the phone will rock a red colour with Coca-Cola branding on the rear panel. Unfortunately, that’s all we know from the leaked image. If the smartphone turns out to be a special edition Realme 10 4G, which it most likely is, the phone will have a 90 Hz AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution of 2400×1080 pixels.
As the Times of India reported, the smartphone appears to have a “light particle” scheme on its back, suggesting that it would give off variations in colours from different angles. Powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, the Realme 10 has a 50 megapixel primary camera and 2 megapixel black and white portrait lens. The screen houses a 16 megapixel front-facing camera for selfies and more.
These are decent specs for a branded phone that will only click with a niche audience. If you love the Coca-Cola enough to buy a branded device, we reckon it’s not for its technical capabilities. Even then, the phone should come with a giant 5000mAh battery but unfortunately without 5G connectivity.
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