realme has acquired reputation by bringing a unique combination of innovation, spec, and price for the users. Their feature-packed devices and affordable price tag attract customers from all bases. In this legacy realme released the 10 Pro 5G Coca-Cola edition on 10th February 2023 globally. It's realme’s signature device with a twist of Coca-Cola fizz and flavor. Here’s our detailed take on the phone.  Key Features of the realme 10 Pro 5G Coca-Cola Edition   Design and Build Quality  The design takes the center stage in the limited edition realme 10 Pro 5G. If you’re buying the device from China, it’ll come in a large commemorative box complete with a realme memento made in collaboration with the signature Coca-Cola red theme.  If you’re getting the retail box, you’ll still get a great deal of stuff inside other than the device itself. There’s a Coca-Cola-themed message and card outlining the limited serial number of the device. realme even tweaked the sim card ejector tool to make it in the shape of Coca Cola glass bottle cap.  Read More: Top 10 Smartwatches Released in 2022 and 2023 So Far Moving onto the design of the device itself, the front appears to be just like the standard 10 Pro. However, the entire Coca-Cola collaboration is evident on the back. There is a half-cut Coca-Cola signature on the back in the traditional white-on-red drape. The other third of the back is matte black vertical to the camera housing. The camera module also gets two distinct red bands around the sensors to make the collaboration even more prominent.  All the ports and buttons are standard from the realme 10 Pro 5G. The 3.5 mm headphone jack stays on for another generation, being placed right beside the USB Type C port. The power button which also doubles as the fingerprint scanner is placed on the right side of the device along with the volume rockers.  Overall, the unique appeal of the limited edition is on full display on the back. If you’re planning to flaunt the device, we suggest you go caseless or go for a clear case option.  Read More: Home Theater Buyer's Guide with Price Ranges in Bangladesh Display  The Display on the realme 10 Pro 5G is an IPS LCD one. Considering the price of the device, the choice of a 6.72-inch IPS LCD is understandable. The panel is an FHD+ one with sharp and vivid colors. It’s resolution is about 1080 by 2400 pixels. Even though it is an LCD panel, realme has done an amazing job at tweaking the panel for vibrancy. The high peak brightness and the 120 Hz refresh rate also enhance the display quality further. We tested the normal brightness to be around 600 nits with the HBM kicking it up to 680 nits under direct sunlight.  The high refresh rate and the vivid colors make the 10 Pro an ideal media consumption device. We can guarantee you, the display interaction with this device would be top-notch for the budget.  Read More: Samsung Galaxy A14 5G Review: Pros and Cons

The youth-centric Smartphone brand realme has touched the ceiling of popularity with its affordable devices with advanced specifications. In this legacy, the phones of realme 10 series offer astounding features. The aesthetic looks and up-to-date specs of the phones have robbed attention of smartphone lovers. On November 2022, realme has brought another addition to the realme 10 series. Here is a detailed discussion on the specs, features, pros, cons, and price of the realme 10 Pro+. Key Features of realme 10 Pro Plus Design Given its low cost, the phone's sleek and sophisticated appearance will surprise you. Beginning with the device's back panel, it has the realme logo in the bottom left corner, two inner camera islands in the top left corner, and a flash next to them.  One of the round islands comprises a single main sensor while the other includes two sensors. When exposed to an adequate quantity of light, the back panel of the handset has a glossy surface with a pleasing pattern-like reflection. Read More: Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro Plus Review: Camera King with 200 MP The fact that the rear panel is fingerprinted and smudged serves as a deterrent. This necessitates the use of a protective cover to prevent smudges from appearing on the phone. With its curved display, realme outperforms all of its rivals in the same price range. The device's very small bezels were one of its distinguishing features. Combining the ultra-symmetrical curvy front and back layout with side bezels as tiny as 1.41mm and a bottom bezel as small as 2.33mm produces a bezel-free viewing experience. Dimensions of the realme 10 Pro plUs is about 161.5 by 73.9 by 7.8 mm or 8 mm. Weighing 175g the device appears comfortable to handle. The smartphone is available in three different color options: Dark Matter, Hyperspace Gold, and Nebula Blue.  Read More: Vivo Y16 Review: Redefining The Essentials with a New Design Display The realme 10 Pro+ offers a 6.7-inch FHD+ curved AMOLED display with a resolution of 1080 by 2412 and a pixel density of 394ppi. Due to its inherent 10-bit color depth, the new AMOLED boasts a faster refresh rate of 120Hz and can show over one billion colors. Gamers will like the 360Hz touch sensitivity, while the HDR10+ certification will facilitate video streaming.  In addition, 800 nits of peak brightness are offered, which significantly improves the viewing experience even in direct sunlight. The curved display makes multimedia consumption on the device more enjoyable. The panel is very well-tuned since it displays beautiful colors with a wide dynamic range and excellent contrast. If you wish your colors to be amplified, the HyperVision option under settings includes both Video Color Boost and Video HDR Boost. The first one consumes more battery power as it attempts to expand the color spectrum of SDR content.  Read More: OPPO A77s Review: Is it worth buying? It is available through a few mobile applications. The Video HDR Boost increases brightness and improves the HDR viewing experience while watching HDR videos. Obviously, it also increases power consumption. Camera The rear of the realme 10 Pro Plus has three cameras. The main rear camera of the realme 10 Pro+ is a 108MP (f/1.8) Samsung (S5K) HM6 1/1.67′′ sensor with 0.64m pixels and a Nona-Pixel color filter. While the number of megapixels has increased since the previous model, realme has eliminated Optical Image Stabilization, which affects handheld photos taken in low light. The other two back cameras consist of a 2MP  (f/2.4) macro lens manufactured by OmniVision and an 8MP  (f/2.2) ultrawide camera with a Sony sensor. Read More: 10 Top Budget Smartphones Released in 2022 The main back camera captures 12MP images that are adequate out of the box. The camera has captured acceptable levels of contrast, color, and detail. If you're curious about the dynamic range, it is neither poor nor exceptional. Surprisingly, the 16MP (f/2.5) front sensor performs well in both low-light and bright-light environments. It captures well-exposed selfies with precise color reproduction. The information are rather vague, but still sufficient for social media sharing. Performance The realme 10 Pro Plus is powered by a MediaTek MT6877V Diminutive 1080 CPU 6nm with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB UFS 2.2 storage. There were no delays or overheating difficulties when using the phone. The processor is combined with a Mali-G68 MC4 GPU. Read More: January 2023 New Release: Top 10 Upcoming Smartphones in Bangladesh Application switching seems silky smooth with a fast refresh rate and respectable effectiveness. However, increasing the parameters to high has a noticeable impact on the performance. In addition, the device boots the realme UI 4.0 operating system based on the Android 13 operating system. It is one of the few non-Google phones that launch Android 13 out of the box. The software has several features, such as always-on-display, fingerprint, themes, scanning animations, media technology controls, and dynamic widgets. There are choices such as Dual Mode audio, Heart Rate, Sleep Capsule Measurement, etc. The prevalence of bloatware on the realme gadget is one of the biggest software downsides to be aware of, despite the fact that the device's feature set is flawless. Battery The realme 10 Pro+ is powered by a battery that has a capacity of 5000 mAh and allows rapid charging at 67 watts. The amount of power that it used from the battery was pretty optimal. The gadget lost between 8% and 10% of its battery life when viewing YouTube videos at the maximum quality setting for an hour. While running intense games, the usage increased to 14% per hour. Read More: Tecno Phantom X2 Pro Review: Midrange Smartphone with Retractable Camera Price of realme 10 Pro Plus The 6GB RAM and 128GB storage edition of the realme 10 Pro Plus will be offered on the Indian market for Rs 24,999 which is equivalent to BDT 32,026. In contrast, the 8GB RAM model with 128GB of internal storage would cost Rs 25,999 (equivalent to BDT 33,307). The conversion rate is 1 INR = 1.28 BDT. The device is not released in Bangladesh officially. However, the official price of realme 10 Pro Plus in Bangladesh may vary due to tax and other issues. Conclusion The realme 10 Pro+ defies expectations for a mid-range smartphone simply because of its appearance and display. The main camera on this phone is excellent, and it even has some buried low-light shooting prowess. The ultra-wide camera and bloatware-filled user interface hold it back, but the realme 10 Pro+ seems like a promising device. Read More: Top 8 Flagship Smartphones Launched in 2022

Youth-centric brand realme Monday launched its "Service Day" at all of its authorised centres across the country. The campaign will continue till January 18. "On the occasion of Service Day, customers can enjoy discounts of up to 40 percent on the mainboard and motherboard repair of older models," said a media statement. "Also, users can also enjoy discounts of up to 10 percent on accessories and safeguard services, while out-of-warranty repairing charges have been made free." Customers can also avail of phone cleaning and maintenance services free of cost. They will also get free software upgrade services. Read more: New Year celebrations: Realme comes up with discount offers on Daraz

Youth-centric brand realme has come up with discount offers on Daraz's New Year celebration campaign. Buyers can buy certain models of realme smartphones at a discount of up to Tk3,400. The campaign started on January 6 and will continue till January 23. Read more: realme brings C30 to Bangladesh During this campaign, customers can enjoy various offers on realme phones, including realme C30, realme C11 (4GB/64GB), realme C25Y (4GB/64GB), realme C31, narzo 50A Prime, realme C35 (4GB/128GB), realme narzo 50 (4GB/64GB), realme 9i (6GB/128GB), realme C35 (6GB/128GB), realme Pad Mini, realme narzo 50 (6GB/128GB), realme 8, realme 9, realme 9 Pro, realme GT Master Edition, realme 9 Pro+, realme GT Neo 2, realme C33 (3/32GB) and realme C33 (4/64GB).

realme was founded as a subsidiary of Oppo that aimed to provide a flagship experience at an affordable price. Over the last four years, the company has seen incredible growth owing to its value proposition, with the latest growth figure standing at 831% in 2021. In its stride, realme has recently launched the GT Neo 3T, an update of their ever-popular GT Neo 2. Let’s take a detailed look at the key features and performance of realme GT Neo 3T.  Key Specifications of realme GT Neo 3T  Design and Build Quality  The build quality of most realme devices has always been plastic. The Neo 3T is no different as well. Because most of what realme is known for happens under the hood. The Neo 3T has a plastic frame and a checkered design on the back which brings a racing flag-like feel to the looks.  Even though the materials are plastic, the durable and sturdy build allows for a pretty solid construction. The glass front is protected by Gorilla Glass 5, which is a useful addition.  Read More: Oppo Reno 9 Pro 5G Review: Build for Efficiency Ports and button selection are as usual. Though as an upper mid-range device, realme has moved away from the 3.5 mm headphone jack as there is no headphone port on the 3T. Another major omission is the expandable storage. These choices are made to be mostly in line with the existing flagships in the market though these aren’t necessarily positive ones.  Overall, the design has some subtle changes from the previous iteration. It can be called an incremental upgrade over the Neo 2 as nothing major has changed, at least on the outside.  Display  The display of the realme GT Neo 3T steals the show for us. It is an AMOLED panel with FHD+ resolution. In addition to that, the display boasts a 120 Hz high refresh rate along with HDR10+ support. Read More: Apple to use Sony’s state-of-the-art Sensor technology in iPhone 15 Series The high spec also delivers in everyday use. In our test, the display felt buttery smooth while scrolling or navigating through the UI. Outdoor visibility was also on point, thanks to the 1300 nits HBM. The display contrast of the Neo 3T is on the warmer side. But that’s pretty typical of Realme, and it's something that can be changed from the display settings. We also didn’t notice any kind of color shift with the panel.  Overall, the display experience with the Neo 3T has been top notch with hardly any room for complaints.  Read More: Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro Review: Know the Pros and Cons  Camera  The realme GT Neo 3T boasts a triple camera module on the back. While it might sound lucrative and all, the Neo 3T falls into the trap of mid-range smartphones here. Even though there are three different sensors here, the main focus is on the 64 MP main sensor and the 8 MP ultrawide shooter. The 2 MP macro shooter is as good as nothing on the 3T.  Realme, in its typical photo processing fashion, brings out warmer-tone photos that pop the red, blue, and green colors. Photos from the daytime look incredibly detailed with sharp color contrasts. If you take a picture of something very vibrant, the photos might look unnatural at times due to the heavy color balancing. But the overall dynamic range is pretty good. The contrasted color issue is present in the nighttime photos as well. If you take photos with the night mode on, the subject gets a burst of light which at times might look artificial. Images in low light look overprocessed at times. It's not necessarily bad and will ultimately come down to the user’s personal preference.  Read More: HONOR 70 5G Review: Is it worth high midrange price The story is somewhat similar to the front-facing camera too. Users will be getting a 16 MP camera which performs similarly to the main sensor, albeit the wide angle feature is absent and the dynamic range underperforms depending on the light. There is no OIS on the Neo 3T. So users will have to rely on the EIS for video stabilization. The video quality isn’t the best unless you use an external stabilization device. It's passable at best.  Processor and Performance  The realme GT Neo 3T uses Snapdragon 870 5G processor based on the 7 Nm architecture. It’s the same that was present on Neo 2. The 870 is becoming a bit old at this point, with the performance striking somewhere between mid-range and upper mid-range. But combined with the smooth display, the processor delivers.  Read More: Vivo X90 Pro Plus 5G Review: Flagship with new SD Chipset In day-to-day use, the device absolutely flies. Navigating through the OS and casual browsing didn’t show any sign of slowing down. We tested several graphics-intensive titles like Genshin Impact, Asphalt 9, COD, and PUBG. All of them delivered a smooth performance at 60 Hz. There wasn’t any lag or frame drop whatsoever. But the device did heat up over time after 30-odd minutes of continued gaming.  Overall, there is no performance slack on the Neo 3T. It’ll be perfect for casual to heavy users alike.  Read More: Apple AirPods Pro 2 Review: Old Design with Better Performance Battery and Charge Time  The realme GT Neo 3T has a 5000 mAh battery with 80W fast charging. The battery itself is good enough to last a whole day of usage. And the insane 80W can fill up the tank in under an hour.  Price of realme GT Neo 3T  The realme GT Neo 3T has not been officially launched in Bangladesh yet. The device is available in three configurations, 6/128 GB, 8/128 GB, and 8/256 GB. The prices of the configurations are 29,999 INR, 31,999 INR, and 33,999 INR, respectively. The price roughly amounts to 37,771 BDT, 40,289 BDT, and 42,808 BDT, respectively, for each configuration. The pricing on the Bangladeshi market is not certain as it will depend on several regulatory factors when it is officially launched.  Read More: 10 Top Upcoming Phones in December 2022 in Bangladesh  Final Words  GT Neo 3T is a perfect all-around smartphone that will suffice the need of casual to heavy users alike. The changes from the Neo 2 to the 3T are mostly cosmetic with the performance still being a top-notch one.  The battery, display, and processor deserve high praise because of the value they bring for the price. But on the other hand, the camera performance could be a bit better, especially the post-processing. Other than that, the realme GT Neo 3T can be an excellent recommendation. 

Since its inception realme has emphasized providing affordable youth-centric devices. With that stride, the brand launched the Speed edition of the realme 9 on 14th March 2022, even before the release of its namesake. Here’s our detailed take on the realme 9 5G Speed Edition.   Key Specifications of realme 9 5G Speed  Design and Build Quality The design and the build quality on the 9 Speed Edition are reflections of the previous realme devices. It has a glass front, a plastic frosted back, and a plastic frame. Even though the device is predominantly a plastic build one, it still boasts a solid heft to the touch. The camera module is positioned vertically on the top left corner of the device. With 8.5 mm thickness, the device brings finesse as well as elegance. Weighing 199g this phone is manageable. Read More: Xiaomi Redmi K50i 5G Review: Performance Centric Mid-range Phone Moving to the ports and button selection, users won't be missing out on anything. The Type – C charging port, the primary mic, the bottom-firing speaker, and the headphone jack are placed side by side. the top features the secondary mic which is ever so special for high-quality calls. The interesting design choice was the placement of the power button and the volume buttons as they each grace the right and left side of the device respectively. The power button as always complements the fingerprint scanner. To make it even more obvious, realme has dented the frame along with the button to make it more prominent for the touch. And of course, there’s support for two active sims along with a micro SDXC slot. The overall package is a compact offering that punches way above its price range. At least from the design perspective, realme has absolutely nailed the 9 Speed Edition. Read More: realme C33 Review: Key specs, pros, and cons Display The display on the realme 9 Speed Edition is an IPS LCD one with Panda Glass protection. While this might sound like a letdown for many, bear with us for the rest of the specs. Even though the display is an LCD, it comes with FHD+ resolution, 600 nits HBM, and a whopping 144 Hz refresh rate. These absolutely stacked specs allow the 9 Speed to conjure arguably the best-performing LCD panel out there, for any price range. realme has always calibrated its panels for high dynamic, high contrast performance. The colors look crisp with a distinctly warm tone to them.  Read More: 10 Smart TVs Under Tk50000 in Bangladesh Not to mention the 144 Hz refresh rate everything is buttery smooth. And if the display smoothness wasn’t enough, realme has made the animations even faster which only doubles down on the already lightning-fast experience. Overall, the display experience is easily the highlight of the device, especially considering the price. Camera Series The realme 9 Speed features a different camera module from the standard 9. The main sensor is a 48 MP (f/1.8 aperture, 26mm width, ½-inch) one which is a downgrade from the 108 MP one found on the standard 9.  Read More: Walton Orbit Y50 4G Review: Does it offer value for money The other two are 2 MP (f/2.4) macro and 2MP (f/2.4) depth sensors which are mostly there for marketing stunts rather than performance. But that doesn’t take away from the overall camera output. The Sony IMX586 sensor captures perfect daylight and portrait shots. The images look sharp with great details and dynamic range. The edge detection on the portrait shots was also noticeably better than last year’s. The Sony sensor also does a decent job indoors and with artificial lighting. Granted the image quality isn’t as good as daylight but it can still pull off a decent job. The images have a consistent exposure with reduced grains and noises. It sure won’t compete with the industry leaders but it's definitely a touch above its peers.  Read More: Xiaomi Redmi A1+ Review: Budget phone with fingerprint sensor The story is also the same with the 16 MP (f/2.1 aperture, 26mm wide, 1/3.09-inch, 1.0µm) front camera. It’s a good wide-angle shooter perfect for selfies. For the rear camera series, the videography maxes out at 4K at 30 fps with the 1080P supporting up to 120 fps slo-mo. There’s no external stabilization. As a result, the videos appear to be a bit shaky. Other than that, it’s a very capable camera system. With the front camera, you can shoot 1080pixel footage at 30fps. Read More: vivo Y22s 4G Review: Will it survive competition? Processor and Performance The realme 9 Speed takes the processing power up a notch from the standard 9. The Speed edition comes with Snapdragon 778G 5G built on the 6 nm architecture. The octa-core chipset has 1 2.4 GHz Cortex-A78 and 3 2.2 GHz Cortex-A78 and 4 1.9 GHz Cortex-A55 chips for efficient and balanced performance. The realme 9 Speed absolutely blazes through day-to-day tasks partly because of this efficient processor and the smooth animation with a high refresh rate display. The 778 5G performs well on the gaming front as well.  Read More: Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 12 series: Can it hold the legacy? Titles like Asphalt 9 and COD run smoothly on high graphics settings thanks to the Adreno 642L GPU. The only downside would be that the device does get heated up after half an hour or so of continued gaming. The OS is based on the realme UI 3.0 with Android 11 out of the box. realme has since released a stable Android 12 for the device. On paper and in real-life usage, the realme 9 Speed is the perfect upper-mid-range device. For any average user, the device will easily give a flagship-like feeling at a fraction of the cost. Read More: Apple iPad, iPad Pro 2022 Review: World’s most advanced tablets Battery and Charge Time The realme 9 Speed Edition sports a 5000 mAh battery with 30W fast charging on board. The high refresh rate display demands a lot of power and the battery life is justifiably a bit short at around 5-6 hours of SoT. realme claims that the charger can top up the device up to 50% in just 25 minutes. So, charging should be an easy affair here. Price of realme 9 5G Speed Edition The realme 9 Speed Edition has two variants: 6/128 GB and 8/128 GB. The price for the base model stand at  19,999 INR (25,366 BDT) whereas the upper variant comes at 22,999 INR (29,171 BDT). The conversion rate is 1 INR = 1.27 BDT. The official price of realme 9 Speed Edition may vary in Bangladesh. Read More: vivo V25, V25e Review: Is the Price Difference Justified? Final Words The youth-centric smartphone brand realme provides solutions for people looking for a capable device without breaking the bank. This has been the story with almost every single device from the company including realme 9 speed edition. Does 9 Speed Edition essentially justify its name? Its fast performance all around is satisfactory. Its display, processor, or charging speed, everything seems standard.  However, the camera performance has been reduced a bit with the main sensor in favor of the speed. But that only makes a minimal difference. On the whole, if you are looking for a standard mid-range device, you can consider the realme 9 5G speed. Read More: Top 10 phones coming to Bangladesh in November 2022

realme started its journey in the smartphone industry as a subsidiary of BBK electronics. It’s the same company that owns Oppo and OnePlus. Since its inception, the brand has focused on producing budget smartphones. realme emphasizes the concept that phones don’t have to be expensive to be good. Holding this legacy, realme launched its ultra-budget offering, the relame C33 on November 08 in Bangladesh. Here’s our detailed take on the device. Key Specifications of realme C33  Design and Build Quality The dimensions of realme C33 are 164.2 by 75.7 by 8.3mm. It weighs about 187g. The realme C33 shines the most in this section. realme has always been big on design elements and even their ultra-budget offering doesn’t miss out here. Even though the C33 has a plastic build all around, it boasts refinements in every department. Read More: 10 Smart TVs Under Tk50000 in Bangladesh The boxy design is complemented by two large vertical camera sensors on the back. The back itself is s mixture of glittering glossy reflective finish. It’s sure to grab anyone’s attention. Moving to the ports and button selection, everything is in place including the 3.5 mm headphone jack. The fingerprint sensor also stays on the power button and the sim tray makes way for a micro SDXC slot along with two dedicated sim slots. But the most glaring letdown here is the micro-USB charging. Hardly any phone these days uses micro-USB and it's increasingly becoming obsolete by 2022 standard. Yet somehow realme still went with one. Read More: Walton Orbit Y50 4G Review: Does it offer value for money There’s also no secondary noise cancellation mic on the C33. This might hamper the call quality a bit but that’s understandable given the price constraints. Overall, other than the micro-USB everything felt right on par with the price for the C33. The Display The budget smartphone market almost universally uses 720P IPS LCD panels on their devices and the C33 is no different. The smartphone features the same in a 6.5-inch screen with a bit over 82% screen-to-body ratio and a standard 270 PPI density. While that doesn’t really say much about the quality, it still holds decent numbers for its price. In testing, the device was accurate with the colors and overall sharpness. Viewing angles are also good without any noticeable color shifting. It feels like realme did a better job at calibrating the panel compared to several of its counterparts in this specific segment. Read More: Xiaomi Redmi A1+ Review: Budget phone with fingerprint sensor The peak brightness of the display is rated at 400 nits which is about average in its class. The display looks sufficiently good indoors but you will notice glares and readability issues under direct sunlight. So, will this display be perfect for media consumption? Not really. But it will get the job done as a daily driver. The Camera In its initial days, budget and mid-range devices were focused on the number of sensors rather than the actual quality of images. The result was a cheeky marketing bias with little to no performance-backed substance. But that bias is slowly changing. Read More: vivo Y22s 4G Review: Will it survive competition? C33 has a dual-lens camera setup with a 50 MP wide-angle primary shooter and the accompanying one is a 0.3MP depth sensor. This simple setup not only helped the device to maintain a clean look but also allowed realme to focus on what matters the most, the quality of images. The result is satisfactory. The main sensor does an excellent job in outdoor conditions. the color contrast and dynamic range are well-exposed and well-balanced. The pictures appear to be on the warmer side in a typical realme fashion. But that doesn’t take away from the fact it produces some of the best images in the mid-range category. The performance slightly drops in indoor and artificial lighting conditions. Though that’s an expected phenomenon at this point. The dedicated night mode on the C33 does a good job of properly exposing the subject and smoothening out the extra noise and grains. Read More: Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Review: Can it fulfil users’ expectations The selfie camera also performs well for a generic 5 MP shooter.  The videography of the C33 is limited to just 1080P at 30 fps for primary rear camera. While the selfie ca,era can shoot 720p footage at 30fps. The quality of videos aren’t much satisfactory as in absence of external or internal stabilization. Processor and Performance One of the biggest cut corners in a budget to lower mid-range devices is the processor. Unfortunately, the story is the same with realme C33. Instead of going for an entry-level Snapdragon or Helio processor, realme went with the Unisoc Tiger T612 processor based on the 12 nm architecture. Read More: Infinix Zero Ultra Review: Worth the hype? The octa-core processor has a chip design of 2 1.8 GHz Cortex-A75 and 6 1.8 GHz Cortex-A55 with Mali-G57 GPU. The T612 is a basic processor designed for lightweight day-to-day tasks.  The realme C33 may not come with a robust processor. Still you can play game on this device. The C33 can even handle 3D titles in low graphics settings. Though the phone does get heated up quite easily. Another problem is the architecture itself. 12 nm isn’t really an efficient design anymore with a general entry-level standard shifting to 6 nm slowly. So the device suffers a bit of RAM management issues here and there. Read More: realme C30 Review: An entry-level phone with smooth performance The realme C33 runs on the realme UI S operating system on top of Android 12. The ram capacity of different variants range from 3 to 4G; while the internet stogae capacity may reach up to 64GB starting from 32GB. This device features UFS 2.2 data transfer technology. It’s External Memory can be increased up to 1TB. Battery and Charge Time The realme C33 comes equipped with a 5000 mAh battery. While it may sound a lot, the high-consumption chipset allows for about 6 to 8 hours of continued usage on a full charge.  To add to that, there aren’t any fast-charging options on the C33 so charging with its 1oW charger would be a cumbersome affair. Read More: vivo V25, V25e Review: Is the Price Difference Justified? realme C33's Official Price in Bangladesh The realme C33 is available in 32/3GB RAM, 64/4GB RAM, and 128/4GB RAM configurations. However, the pre-order option is only valid for the 32/3GB variant as it is the only available model right now. The Price of the variant is 12,999 BDT. Final Words The competition and saturation in the ultra-budget segment of smartphones have always been high. So the choice for the perfect smartphone in this category often comes down to the overall design and aesthetics as most brands offer more or less the same internals. To wrap it up, realme delivers in the lower mid-range or entry-level segment with the C33. While it still may have some drawbacks in the processor and the screen, it more than makes up the camera department. Plus, the realme UI S has also been streamlined to be much more like Android Go which is another welcomed addition. Read More: Top 10 phones coming to Bangladesh in November 2022 Overall, the realme C33 can be a good value choice for those looking for a daily beater device at a budget price.

Youth-centric brand realme will bring the entry-level smartphone C33 with a stylish design and powerful camera Tuesday. Available in Aqua Blue and Night Sea colours, this phone has a slim body of just 8.3mm and right-angle bezels. Read: realme brings C30 to Bangladesh Made with micron-level processing and lithography, one of the aspects of C33's design is its dynamic visual light effect, which makes the phone look trendier and visually appealing from different angles. Also, the device has a 50MP camera setup with CHDR algorithm technology for youngsters who love to take pictures. Read: realme launches 9 Pro+, 9 Pro, Pad Mini To eliminate the drawbacks of HDR technology and ensure a good photography experience for the users, the phone has incorporated the CHDR algorithm technology, which accounts for brighter and more attractive photos. Read: Top 10 phones coming to Bangladesh in November 2022 C33 also features a 5,000mAh large battery, an ultra-fast side fingerprint sensor and a powerful processor with UFS 2.2 storage facility. On the occasion of launching the new phone on November 8, there will be different offers for realme users.  

While the realme C30 was released in the international market in June 2022, it launched in Bangladesh on October 18. It is a budget phone for unparalleled performance in the entry level market. As a brand, realme has always placed the needs of the youth above anything else. In keeping with that, the company has debuted its latest C30 smartphone for young adults. This article will enlighten you on the features of realme C30. Key Features of realme C30 Design and Build Quality Like many cost-effective phones, the realme C30 has a plastic case with a plastic back panel. However, it has a sturdy plastic build quality, and the plastic feels very strong. The cutouts in the frame are well-made, and the finish is extremely thorough. All of the parts have been superbly put together. As a result, the phone appears tough. In the budget segment, phone makers are starting to make eye-catching designs. For example, POCO M4 5G has such a funky design, and apparently, realme has followed in its footsteps. The company has a similar setup to the realme C30. In turn, the device has a unique rear that has an intricate pattern. Read OPPO F21s Pro Review: What new features does it offer? The phone has a volume rocker button on the right side and a power button, while the left side contains a sim slot. The realme keeps the thin design of the C series with a width of only 8.5 mm and a weight of only 182 g, making the smartphone easy to carry around. Additionally, the phone has a vertical stripe design which is inspired by luggage and comes in denim black and lake blue colors. The phone's appearance looks like a work of art, but one that gives away the fact that it is an entry-level device and has a single camera on the back. Display The realme C30's 6.5-inch IPS LCD panel with HD+ (1,600 × 720 pixels) resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate are compatible with most other entry-level smartphones. It has 120Hz touch sampling rate.  Read Infinix Zero Ultra Review: Worth the hype? Today's entry-level mobile electronics are bright enough for outdoor usage and offer nice color reproduction for daily usage. And realme has also maintained this. Its level of brightness (400nits) makes it easily seen under direct sunlight. However, it does not produce the ideal colors, but it is good enough for average users. You will see slight pixelation when you preview small UI elements, particularly if you are on the home screen of the device's Android OS and have pixels of 270 PPI. The pixelization is more obvious if you have already used it with a Full HD+ resolution. However, you cannot get better than this from a good entry-level phone. Camera The realme C30 lets you snap photos with a single 8-megapixel rear-facing AI camera featuring f/2.0 aperture, and a 4P lens.  Read Top 10 Smartphones coming to Bangladesh in October 2022 Its 5-megapixel front-facing selfie camera has f/2.2 aperture, and a 3P lens. That is typically what you get with any entry-level smartphone nowadays. The cameras in beginner smartphones may not be capable of capturing the details, colors, or ranges to produce high-quality images. So, you should not expect too much in terms of photo quality.  You can record up to 1080P/30fps video using the main camera and 720P/30fps video with the selfie camera. Read Apple iPhone 14 vs iPhone 13: Which is the Better Deal? Performance The realme C30 uses an uncommon chipset, the Unisoc T612. Going by its specs, it was developed using an advanced 12nm fabrication process. It has two Cortex-A75 cores, six Cortex-A55 cores, and the Mali-G57 GPU. For an entry-level smartphone chip, it looks very promising. On paper, the Unisoc T612 supposedly offers better performance than the MediaTek Helio G25, which is usually considered to be a very powerful option for an entry-level device. However, you can get high performance indeed. The phone opens applications in a shorter time than most other entry-level phones. The credit does not only go to the processor but also to the UFS 2.2 storage, which is faster than the eMMC 5.1 storage that you get in most entry-level phones.  Read Google Pixel 7 Series Review: What’s New The phone is capable of simultaneously dealing with multiple tasks and operates without a serious problem, even though it has only 2GB RAM. It offers 32GB internal storage that can be extended up to 1TB. Software The phone's software uses Android 11 GO Edition alongside Realme UI GO Edition customization. Many portions of this system are based on the built-in Android operating system, while you can customize some features too. However, the built-in elements look better than the custom features. While the effort of fewer custom user interface (UI) elements makes the user interface look nice, the result also has an adverse effect. Realme UI may not be as visually pleasing as stock Android UIs, but it offers numerous benefits, such as the ability to use more than one instance of the same app, lock applications, change the design of several UI elements, and features that help make multitasking simpler. Read Tecno Pova 4 Review: Gaming on a Budget The realme C30 has all the essential apps preinstalled, but you can remove most of them if you want. The only app you can't uninstall is App Market Battery realme C30 comes with a massive 5000mAh battery. On a full charge, the phone can run for approximately 30 to 35 hours with around 8 to 10 hours of screen-on time. In addition to that, you can even connect to your smartwatch and other devices using Bluetooth. realme C30's official price in Bangladesh The phone is officially available in the Bangladesh market. You can buy it for Tk.10,000+VAT, which is a considerably cheap price for an entry-level phone.  Read Motorola Moto Edge 30 Ultra Review: Rebranded for New Market Final Words Unlike most entry-level phones, the realme C30 can overcome the issue of slow performance due to its speedy Unisoc T612 chipset. The phone runs fast and smooth, which is a rear thing for a phone around TK10,000. So, if you are looking for an entry-level budget smartphone with smooth performance for basic usability, the realme C30 is what you are looking for.

Youth-centric brand realme recently launched realme C30 – an entry-level smartphone – in Bangladesh. Also, realme C30 will be available at Daraz Flash Sale on October 18 at 4pm. C30 has been equipped with a UNISOC T612 processor. It has UFS 2.2 high-speed flash storage for an exceptional data transfer experience. Read Tecno Pova 4 Pro Review: Budget gaming phone with a massive battery Realme has packed C30 with a set of amazing features including an 8.5mm ultra-slim vertical stripe design, a 6.5-inch mega display along with a screen-to-body ratio of 88.7 percent. Also, the device is powered by a 5,000mAh battery and has an 8MP AI camera. realme C30 is available in a variant of 2GB RAM and 32GB ROM for Tk9,999 without VAT. Read Infinix Zero Ultra Review: Worth the hype?