Realme 7i Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Realme 7i - bestseller on diet

A competent and experienced smartphone manufacturer always tries to combine business with pleasure. Thus, the technical characteristics of a new product can be improved by using previously purchased components for devices of a higher price segment, and something can be purchased at once in a large bulk for several models. In the hero of today's review, both of the above processes are traced, but they were still not enough for cardinal improvements.

In terms of design, the new product is close to other representatives of the seventh generation of the line. Three photomodules on the rear panel harmoniously coexist with the fingerprint scanner, the 6.5-inch screen is ready to boast an 8-megapixel front - facing sensor in the form of a "droplet". Not without its drawbacks. The case is made of plastic to keep costs down, so it's best to use a case to avoid chips and scratches. The brightness and contrast of the OGS panel are good, direct sunlight retains the visibility of the image and does not cause discomfort. However, the resolution of 1600x720 pixels is still not enough for a really high-quality picture. The displayed text fonts are not surprisingly clear.

The G85 came to replace the Mediatek Helio G80 processor in combination with 4GB of RAM and the same Mali G52MP2 video accelerator . Many demanding gaming applications lend themselves to a bunch of low-medium graphics settings, which pleases. But there is no need to talk about progress in performance. Internal storage is allocated 64 / 128GB , a slot for MicroSD cards is also in place.

The buyer of a gadget will not yearn without high-quality photos. The main 48-, 8- and 2-megapixel cameras (led by the familiar Samsung GM1) provide photographic opportunities for capturing even dynamic objects, and poor lighting is not an obstacle to creating detailed shots, albeit somewhat spoiled by noise. The battery capacity is 6000mAh , which will save you from thinking about power banks and sockets for a couple of days. There is support for fast charging at 18W. The frequently updated proprietary RealmeUI shell, a separate headphone jack and an attractive price tag are additional reasons for buying a device balanced to the smallest detail. You just need to turn a blind eye to the lack of contactless NFC payments and other small flaws.