Realme 6 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Realme 6 - total changes

The Chinese company Realmi continues to strengthen its position in the global smartphone market, trying to catch up with the incredibly popular brand Redmi from Xiaomi Corporation. It should be noted that the manufacturer does a lot, and even the most budget-friendly phones surprise with its functionality, design and quality. The hero of this review is not an exception to the rule and at the same time seriously surpasses his predecessor.

The appearance of the novelty has changed. The rear panel of glass is decorated with four photo modules , the fingerprint scanner has found a place on the side, in front there is a display with a diagonal of six and a half inches and a high-quality 16-megapixel camera-island . Claims can only be made to the edging made of plastic, which can quickly become scratched if you do not wear the device in a protective case. The resolution of the OGS- screen has grown to FullHD + , the picture has become much more detailed, the brightness and contrast settings have also increased, the image refresh rate is now 90 hertz .

Technical characteristics in the face of the Mediatek Helio G90T processor, 4GB / 6GB / 8GB of RAM and the Mali G76MC4 video adapter can be considered gaming, because gamers will be able to try almost all modern resource-intensive games at high graphics settings. To store the latter, as well as music and video, the developer allocated a good 64 / 128GB ROM , which can be expanded with MicroSD cards .

The photographic capabilities of 64-, 8- and 2-megapixel (pair) main cameras, led by the time-tested Samsung GW1 sensor, are great for the middle price range. Let the masterpieces of photography with such modules not be created, clear and rich images in any lighting for Instagram will be obtained even by an inexperienced mobile photographer. The battery capacity of 4300mAh with a reserve is enough for two days of active use of the phablet. Power banks and other gadgets can be safely left at home on the far shelf. Fans of contactless payments will be disappointed by the lack of NFC . It is this part of the audience that will turn its back on the device. For other buyers, the considered device will be an almost impeccable inexpensive pocket assistant, devoid of tangible shortcomings and ready to be a hit both in China and abroad.