Realme C15 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Realme C15 - cold-blooded competition

Although the Chinese company Realmi is a young player in the smartphone market, it is under the wing of the very experienced Oppo corporation, thanks to which the firm's budget and the experience of its specialists are incredibly high. Having immediately chosen such a mastodon as Redmi for the role of the main competitor, the manufacturer tries not to blindly copy every new product of the opponent, but to improve almost every component of the released devices.

In terms of design, the phone is attractive for the lower price segment. The texture of the back panel, which is pleasant to the eye, a fingerprint scanner, four cameras arranged in a square and relatively modest display frames can hardly fail to please the buyer, taking into account the money requested for the phablet. The case is, of course, made of inexpensive polycarbonate. The 6.5-inch OGS-screen is quite bright and contrasting, but to reduce the cost, as well as increase the autonomy and performance, a resolution of 1560 x 720 pixels was chosen, because of which some people will still be able to see individual pixels.

Specifications are presented by the Mediatek Helio G35 processor , 3GB / 4GB of RAM and the PowerVR8320 graphics adapter. If there are few complaints about the power of the chip, because the Android Q interface is extremely responsive, then the video accelerator is enough only for minimal graphics settings in resource-intensive games. But for storing information there is 64GB of ROM and a slot for MicroSD cards .

PV modules take quantity, but not quality. With 13-, 8- and 2-megapixel (pair) sensors, you can get very good daytime photos, but pictures in mediocre lighting will upset you with excess noise. The 5-megapixel front - facing module will replace the mirror, but you should not count on gorgeous selfies. But a huge 6000mAh battery with a fast charge function for two or even three days will allow you to forget about power banks. There is no support for NFC contactless payments, which will disappoint part of the audience. However, the considered device is likely to fall in love with those who want to get a long-playing and functional mobile assistant for a reasonable price.