Realme Secret Test Code: Full List of Hardware, Device Info and Reset Codes

Need to check the IMEI number, SAR value or test your Realme phone for issues? You can do all that directly from the Phone app by simply dialling a Realme secret code. It doesn't require rooting, third-party apps, or prior technical knowledge. So, if you want to learn your phone's IMEI number or check for hardware issues, then keep reading to find out about all working Realme secret codes and what each one actually does.

What are Realme Secret or Test Codes? 

Realme secret codes are a combination of asterisk (*), hash (#) and numbers that unlock a hidden menu, option or details about the device. This can be anything from software information to device ID, IMEI number, or the Engineer mode, which lets you check the hardware of your Realme phone. These are not accessible from anywhere else, and that is why they are considered secret. Users need to enter the code in the dialler to open these hidden options. 

Top Realme Test Codes 

For this list, I browsed through hundreds of codes across blogs, Realme forums and Reddit threads. Then tested them across 4 generations of devices, including the Realme 16 Pro Plus, Realme GT 6, Realme 7 and Realme 2 Pro. This is to make sure we are not missing out on older devices since several codes stopped working after the Android 10 update on Realme UI. 

Here's a table of the top working Realme secret codes in 2026. 

Some of these codes might be similar to OnePlus secret codes as well as Oppo check codes because they're closely tied to one another. 

Realme Engineering Mode Explained

Realme UI has a hidden diagnostics menu to check different parts of your phone, and it is called 'Engineering mode' or 'AfterSale Page'. You can enter it by dialling the secret test code *#899# on the Phone app. Here, you will find options for automatic and manual testing.

Use either of these to check for any hardware problems, whether it is dead pixels, white dot issue on display, buttons, camera, or any other part. Here's everything you can test in Engineering mode: 

• Screen colour
• Touch responsiveness
• Camera sensors and flash
• Vibration, speakers and mic
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS antennas
• Sensors and buttons

Realme Hardware Test Codes

Just as I explained above, hardware test codes let you check different parts of your phone to make sure they are working as intended. It runs several checks to determine whether a particular hardware component passes or fails the test. Here are all the Realme hardware test codes that you can try out: 

Some test codes like *#802#, *#805#, *#807#, and *#809# will not work on newer Realme devices like the Realme GT 8 Pro or the Realme 16 series, as the company has phased them out with the latest operating system. 

Realme Device Info Codes 

Device info codes help you check the hardware details, status and model of your device. The most popular of them is *#06#, which is a standard code across all Android and iPhones. It lets you check the IMEI number of your Realme phone, which can be used to verify the phone's authenticity, check warranty status, or report a lost or stolen device. Here are some other device info codes like this: 

*#66# displays the IMEI alongside a barcode, which could be required by service centres' support teams and works across OnePlus phones and Oppo mobiles. *#6776# shows a full breakdown of your current software, including your Android version, kernel version, OTA version, baseband, region, and build timestamp. *#07# is useful if you want to know your phone's SAR and RF exposure information.

Realme Reset and Other Test Codes

These test codes are used to quickly reset your device or check the region information of your Realme phone. Like the code *#*#46*#*#* can reset any saved data on your SIM card, such as contact details. While *#*#947322243#*#* lets you instantly wipe your smartphone, use it carefully. The secret code *#*#3932433284#*#* lets you check which country your Realme phone is made in. 

How to Use Test Code on Realme Phones

As explained earlier, you don't need any prior technical knowledge to enter these Realme secret test codes. Just follow these steps: 

1. Open the default Phone app and tap on Calls or Keypad.
2. In the keypad, type the code with asterisks (*) and hashtag (#) symbols.
3. When you enter the full code, it will automatically launch. No need to press the call button.
4. In rare cases where the code does not trigger automatically, tap on Call to execute it.

Note: Codes must be entered in the default dialler, not a third-party phone app. And if the test code opens a menu you do not recognise, exit using the back button on your Realme phone.

Realme Hidden Menus Code

Other than the engineering mode, you can also enter *#800# to open the hidden Feedback menu. Here, you can provide feedback about any issues you are facing with the device. For example, you can record a 15-second screen recording to show the problem with the phone. It also shows a list of your previously submitted responses as well. 

That about wraps up this list of Realme secret test codes. While you won't find the need to use these codes often, they can be very useful whenever the need arises, especially in emergencies. I have made sure to test all these codes out and check whether each one is working or not, since most codes have been disabled over the years. I hope I provided all the necessary information and you found this guide helpful.