I tested the first phone with triple 200MP cameras — and resolution isn’t the best part

200MP on every camera sounds ridiculous. Then I tried OPPO’s Find X10 Pro Max. I tested the first phone with triple 200MP cameras — and resolution isn’t the best part.

Earlier today, a leak claimed that the OnePlus 16R is being tested with a triple 50MP rear camera setup, and that a phone with the same hardware is also being tested under the Realme brand. Now, another tipster has chimed in with his own take on that Realme phone, and his details paint quite a different picture.

Going beyond the number of cameras and megapixels. How the iPhone Duo’s camera is different from the iPhone 18 Pro’s.

According to him, the Realme phone in question has a 200MP main camera and a 50MP telephoto with 3.5x optical zoom, and he specifically says it doesn’t have a triple 50MP setup. Interestingly, there’s no ultrawide camera at all.

News Mobile Smartphones How the iPhone Duo’s camera is different from the iPhone 18 Pro’s Going beyond the number of cameras and megapixels. Which makes sense in a way, since it’s basically two devices in one.

That lines up with what we’ve been hearing about the… Realme phone with OnePlus 16R-like specs leaks, contradicts earlier camera rumor.

But at $1,999, it still lacks the iPhone 18 Pro’s more advanced camera hardware. A telephoto lens and variable aperture are out, while tricks that take advantage of its foldable design are in.

That lines up with what we’ve been hearing about the OnePlus Ace 7, which has been leaking with a 200MP main camera and a 3.5x periscope telephoto for a while now. The Realme device’s camera island reportedly look very similar to the one on the Realme 16 Pro+.

Most of the differences exist due to the limitations and benefits of any dual-screen phone, including challenges around squeezing more cameras into an already crowded device and being able to use an external display for more content. Here’s exactly what your photography gives up (and gains) if you choose the Duo over the iPhone 18 Pro.

Realme 16 Pro+ The phone will reportedly have a metal frame and a flat glass back, along with a built-in cooling fan and a circular RGB light, similar to the ring flash on some vivo phones. On the front, there’s a 1.5K flat OLED screen with a refresh rate of up to 185Hz in some games, while the system UI runs at 165Hz.

Fewer cameras, shorter range Apple Sensor resolution isn’t where the iPhone Duo loses ground. It has two 48-megapixel rear cameras: a main camera and an ultrawide, which also handles macro shots.