[Updated] Realme UI 1.0 reminder: Realme 5i Android 10 update to roll out this month, Realme 5 & Realme 5s too

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Original story (from May 05) follows:

Realme has been pretty decent with rolling out Realme UI updates based on Android 10 to its devices as promised. The company revealed a timeline in January 2020 and so far so good.

Just as stated in the Realme UI roadmap, January saw the update to Android 10 pushed to the Realme 3 Pro and Realme XT. In February, the update arrived on the Realme X and Realme 5 Pro, again, as promised.

Next to pick up Android 10 in March were the Realme X2 and its Pro counterpart. Last month, the Realme 3 and Realme 3i also got it as promised.

As per the timeline, May is the month that Realme UI 1.0 should be pushed to the Realme 5, Realme 5s, and Realme 5i, the latter having arrived early this year. Matter of fact, the Realme 5, Realme 5s, and Realme 5i Android 10 update should hit the beta channel in the next few days.

Other Realme devices received the Realme UI beta updates in the first or second week of the month before the stable version rolled out towards the end of the respective months. Granted, the story should be the same for the Realme 5, Realme 5s, and Realme 5i Android 10 update.

After the Realme 5 trio gets their Realme UI 1.0 updates, next in line will be the Realme 2 Pro in June and later in Q3, the Realme C2, but no official release date yet.

Android 10 beta registrations have begun for Realme 5 and Realme 5s. Complete coverage here.

Realme 5i users left waiting as the stable update to Realme UI for the Realme 5 and 5s is now live. Head here for more details.

The stable update to Android 10 for the Realme 5i is now live. Head here for more details.

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