A pair of new software updates are rolling out to Realme phones in Europe and India. The former market concerns the Realme X2 Pro flagship that has only been around for a short while and has yet to step foot into the latter market.

Having started life on the entry-level side, Oppo subsidiary Realme recently crossed over to the other side of the spectrum courtesy of the Realme X2 Pro. Although priced affordably, the X2 Pro packs some of the hardware and features found in the $1000 flagship phones of today.

Whether it’s the high-end Snapdragon 855+ chipset or the buttery smooth 90Hz display refresh rate, be it the under-display fingerprint scanner or even the super-speedy 50W fast battery charging technology, the Realme X2 Pro has it all and then some.

realme X2PRO
Realme X2 Pro

To keep everything working properly while at the same time throwing in a few improvements here and there, software updates are mandatory and like the attention other Realme devices have received in this respect, Realme is similarly paying close attention to the X2 Pro.

The device has already picked up a couple or so updates since its debut, with the most recent arriving earlier this month with bug fixes. Today, folks in Europe can download and install a new update that bumps the security patch level to the latest November 2019.

Arriving as version A.06, the update also includes fixes to some known issues and improves system stability, but being an OTA rollout, it may take several days to hit all units. Rather than wait, you can as well grab the firmware from the link below and install it manually.

  • Device: Realme X2 Pro
  • Codename: RMX1931
  • Channel: Europe Stable
  • Version: A.06
  • Android: 9
    • Type: Recovery
      • Download: Link
      • MD5: 14e2ea74751fd499394263c441f97400

Away from Europe and the Realme X2 Pro, owners of the Realme 5 Pro in India are also receiving an update of their own with the latest November security patch.

Realme 5 Pro

Arriving as software version A.13, the OTA update also adds the Nightscape camera mode to the selfie shooter, the same feature that recently went out to the Realme X2 as part of the October security update.

The update also addresses a number of bugs related to carrier networks, frame dropping when gaming, display notch, the camera red tint issue, among others. Below is a summary of the changelog:

Security

  • Android security patch: November 2019

Camera

  • Added nightscape for the front camera
  • Reduced noise in dark environments
  • Optimized camera’s red tint issue
  • Optimized camera clarity

Game

  • Optimized frame dropping for Arena of Valor

Power consumption

  • Optimized the power consumption for some video applications

Fixed Issues

  • Fixed carrier network issues in certain areas
  • Fixed issues of full-screen display notch area showing the prompt information error

Source

If the OTA is taking ages to arrive, feel free to grab the firmware from the link below and flash it manually if you know how to, otherwise, sit back and wait for the download notification to show up.

  • Device: Realme 5 Pro
  • Codename: RMX1971
  • Channel: India Stable
  • Version: A.13
  • Android: 9
    • Type: Recovery
      • Download: Link
      • MD5: 101955b1bc2d5e5123d6e4e8cf10fced

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