Realme C3 low budget is official with Realme UI out of the box impressive features

Realme launched its new smartphone Realme C3. Since Realme was part of Oppo, they were using Oppo ColorOS on their phones until last year. C3 will be the first global phone to offer a new Realme user interface based on Android 10 ready to use. The mid-range Realme X50 5G for China launched in January was the first phone to offer the Realme UI experience. Realme C series phones are made for low budget consumers. C3 is the most advanced and powerful phone in this series so far and it comes with some pretty impressive features. The device features a huge 5000 mAh battery with a 10W fast charging installation. It has up to 727.7 hours of standby time, 43.9 hours of call time and 10.6 hours of PUBG game time, which is excellent in any price range. A more impressive feature is its MediaTek Helio G70 chipset. It is much more powerful than competitors in this price range, such as Qualcomm's Snapdragon 439. It also comes with versions of 3 and 4 GB of RAM, which will guarantee a much more fluid game. In fact, it is the best performing phone in this price range when it comes to conventional brands. The 12 + 2 MP dual rear camera comes with features such as hardware-level bokeh effect to provide a more naturalistic background blur, portrait lens, chroma reinforcement for more vibrant colors and enhanced photos, slow-motion video recording, etc. The decent 5 MP front camera has portrait mode with AI beautification options, etc. Among other features are a dual SIM, a dedicated MicroSD slot of up to 256 GB, storage options of 32 and 64 GB, splash-resistant body and facial unlocking, and back with gradient fingerprints in blue and red colors. The device does not have a fingerprint sensor, which is one of or probably its only disadvantages considering the price factor. The 3/32 GB variant is officially available in India for 6999 INR, which is approximately 8,400 Bangladeshi Taka, and the 4/64 GB variant will cost 7,999 INR, which is around 9,600 Taka. However, the price will be higher at the beginning, in the unofficial market of Bangladesh. Here to mention that Realme phones are not yet officially available in Bangladesh.