Realme is said to be building an extension of its low-cost smartphone offering in India with the launch of the upcoming Realme C81. It hasn’t put any out in full, but leaks and reports seem to suggest the launch is likely a few weeks down the line.
Realme C-series (categories) is one of the best price range smartphones around the world and therefore for the next product the Realme C81, would appear to fit in the same category. One of the devices' great fun points, however, comes from its impressive 6,300mAh battery, which should last you a full day or better if you don't overuse it. Coupled with 15W charging, the phone obviously targets consumers preferring battery life to ultra-fast charging speeds.
The Realme C81 has a 6.74-inch HD+ LCD screen, 90Hz refresh rate, and will be the headliner when you see it. It should also have a good user experience when utilizing this as it is a seamless screen-scroll, providing all the content consumption from videos, social media, to casual games and so on. This is probably going to be powered by the Android-friendly Unisoc T610 chipset on a lower-end specs smartphone. The software that will be behind the set up may be Realme UI based on Android 12, which also enables a user from the lower budget to consume a modern experience with a new software package.
There’s also speculation that the device will be offered in two different kinds of storage: 4GB RAM with 64GB storage and 4GB RAM with 128GB storage. Plus, color options, such as Glacier Blue Asia and Storm Black Asia, will attract an entry-level user base of style buyers. The Realme C81 comes from another market that the leaks do not disclose, though it will be considered to be rebranded version of the Realme Note 80 in various markets.
If so, it would allow Realme to quickly release a tried and tested product to Indian consumers in a new name. Realme C81 audience are the students and young users and transitioning from old systems. It is reliability, battery life and a big screen which are what users want above any sophisticated specs. The Realme C81 would definitely be cheap, but attractive: if it can make a competitive entry into the market this would open up a new door to the price-cutting that is already there in the Indian competitive budget smartphone market.
As it’s intended for utility only and has no more than basic features, it can be marketed to many buyers who are looking for that extra bucks or items not necessary with their smartphones.
