Realme V11s Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Realme V11s - exclusively for games?

Making the perfect mid-range smartphone is a thing as fantastic as a unicorn. Keeping a balance in every aspect leads to an increase in production costs, so the manufacturer will still have to save money. However, if the device focuses on a certain component, then its chances of finding a buyer increase significantly. This is exactly what the Chinese company Realmi did with the hero of today's review. But hasn't the corporation played too much with the performance of the novelty?

The designers have taken the time to look exactly at the phablet. Even though the block of photomodules consists of only two cameras, it looks extremely relevant, like the side fingerprint sensor. The bezels of the display, as well as the modern form factor of the 8-megapixel selfie camera, do not upset with their thickness. The 6.5-inch IPS-screen tries to smooth out the impression of a modest resolution of 1600x720 pixels due to the high brightness and contrast parameters, as well as the image refresh rate increased to 90Hz. It turns out that he has this process only partially, because the low definition of the image is visible to the naked eye.

But such an OGS screen plays into the hands of the performance specifications, which are presented by the latest Mediatek Dimensity 810 CPU, 4GB / 6GB of RAM and the Mali G57 MC2 video adapter. As a result, the most resource-intensive projects (Genshin Impact) will require low-medium graphics presets, other applications please with smooth gameplay and with the best graphics settings. The processor's energy efficiency was also impressive. A capacious 5000mAh battery will provide a day and a half of active use of the mobile assistant, which exceeds the achievements of many opponents of the gadget. The volume of internal memory has been brought to 128GB of ROM , and the slot for MicroSD cards has not disappeared from the Android smartphone.

But the photographic possibilities frankly let us down. 13- and 2-megapixel photosensors do a good job with daytime shots, evening shots are replete with noise, it is very easy to get blurry material. The naturalness of the color rendering of such photos is far from real. 5G networks are supported by the chipset, but the FDD-BTE B7 is not due to the product's focus on the China market. For the same reason, there is no NFC contactless payment due to the use of QR codes in the country. Thus, the device will appeal to gamers, while the rest of the users are advised to take a closer look at the global versions of other devices in the price category.