The OnePlus 10R 5G is essentially a rebadged Realme GT Neo 3 5G (review). Both the smartphones have 10-bit AMOLED screen of 120Hz refresh rate, dual stereo speakers, 50-megapixel-based triple-camera set-up on the back, up to 12GB RAM and 256GB on-board storage, and industry-leading 150W fast-charging solution (top-end variant, review unit). While both the smartphones have identical specifications, they are different with regard to design and user interface.
Starting with design, the OnePlus 10R 5G looks heavy, bulky, and thick in comparison to the Realme smartphone. On paper, however, both the smartphones have the same weight and dimensions. The perceptible difference is due to the flat frame and boxy form factor of the OnePlus 10R 5G over the traditional tapered edge design of the Realme GT Neo 3 5G. Design is a subjective thing and users with a liking for minimal would appreciate OnePlus’ subtle design over Realme’s sporty. However, the phone is devoid of classic OnePlus essentials such as alert slider. Not a big omission for someone switching to OnePlus, but existing OnePlus users would find it upsetting.