Realme C25 – 4GB RAM, Budget Smartphone

                                                Realme C25

In the budget segment of Indian smartphone, the Realme C series is the salvo of the company. The Realme C25 among the trio stands out with its services. Started on Rs 9,999, the Narzo 30A overlaps in terms of positioning and also faces a number of other strong rivals.

Brief:

Realme C25 is a pocket-friendly choice for those who want a quality device that offers a smooth operating experience. The loaded smartphone like decent storage, impressive RAM, standard cameras and 4G VoLTE will help you run everyday activities efficiently. In addition, you will be fully charge for longer hours by the massive 6000mAh battery inside the device.

Design / Display:

A massive 6.5-inch bezelless display with a flaunting waterdrop nocturnal frame comes in Realme C25. With a density of 270ppi pixels together with a screen resolution of 720×1600 pixels, the smartphon’s IPS LCD type display provides decent visuals.

Realme claims a certification TÜV Rheinland which protects your eyes from harmful blue light emissions. As is expected from a budget phone, the C25 screen shows thick bezels with the chin very prominent and a water drop in top.

The luminosity on the Realme model C25 is nice and the readability of the sun is good. The C25 has a beautiful display, giving the expected view.

 Camera:

There is a three-lens configuration that would look familiar in the C lineup for users of previous phones. A 2MP macro shooter and a 2MP mono sensor support the 13MP primary sensor.

The Realme C15’s very wide sensor has been removed, but it’s not a big loss in all fairness, given the sensor quality. In the budget segment there will be few better shots in daylight photography.

Realme C25 does not take exceptional shots. Due to the ample light, the photos are colored, with a slight soft focus and saturation levels measured. The dynamic range is not great but besides that, the C25 is a convenient spot to shoot.

Realme model C25 shots:

This is almost everything you can say to benefit the optics of the device. The macro shooter and monochrome lens do nothing. With regard to low light, the C25 does not impress, even if some of the concerns are minimized by the dedicated Night Mode. Selfies of the 8MP front camera come from a budget-centered device, which is not great, as can be expected.

Nightscape shot:

Storage:

The smartphone available with 4GB RAM and both 64GB and 128GB internal storage are accessible to upgrade to 256GB with a MicroSD card.

Color Variant:

The smartphone Realme model C25 available in two different color variants. “Watery Blue” and “Watery Grey”.

Performance:

The Realme C25 does not want to gain many performance measurements, when packing into a Helio G70 chipset, especially if checked devices such as the Narzo 30A have the Helio G85 inside.

A Realme C25 is powered by an A55 Cortex processor layout that operates at 2 GHz and 1,8GHz, with Octa-Core dual core, Cortex A75 and Hexa-Core. A Mali-G52 MC2 GPU meets the needs of the graphic user on the one hand.

Battery and Connectivity:

The largest USP in the Realme C25 is its large 6000mAh battery, which by nature cannot be removed and which is easily used in two days. This is a fast 18W battery that allows it to be satiated in approximately 2 hours completely.

The Smartphone’s connectivity focuses on Bluetooth v5.0, 4G VoLTE, A-GPS, USB Type-C, WLAN and Mobile Hotspot networking systems.

Pros:

• Physics certified by TÜV Rheinland.
• Quite powerful gaming processor.
• Biggie big battery. 
• A healthy set of options for connectivity.

Cons:

• Basic configuration camera.
• Screen with 720p.
• Audio paltry talker.

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