Realme C61 is coming soon. The phone has already been spotted on several important certification sites. And now its specifications, price and design have also been revealed through a source.
Realme is currently gearing up to launch a new budget smartphone, the Realme C61. The phone has already been certified by various public certification sites like GCF, Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Google Play Console. Approved. And now the details of the Realme C61 phone including renders, specifications and price have surfaced online courtesy of a reliable tipster. Let's take a look at them.
Realme C61 Phone Design, Specifications and Price (Probable)
Leaked renders by tipster PassionNetGeeks show that the rear camera island of the Realme C61 phone is very similar to the iPhone 15. Color options are expected to vary by region Buyers in India are likely to be offered Marble Black and Safari Green shades of the phone, while in the international market it will be available in Dark Green and Dark Black options.
The Realme C61 phone is expected to feature a 320 dpi pixel density and HD+ resolution screen of 1,600 x 720 pixels on the front. The phone is rumored to run on the Unisec SpeedTram T612 4G chipset. It may offer 4GB/6GB RAM and up to 128GB storage options.
For power backup, the Realme C61 phone may have a large 5,000 mAh capacity battery, which will support 45W fast charging. In terms of cameras, the phone is said to have a 50-megapixel primary sensor on the back. Also, this phone has IP54 water resistance, a rain-sensing Smart Touch feature and Realme Lab High Dependency certification. The Realme C61 is also rumored to support a programmable dynamic button and air gestures for added convenience.
As for the price, the Realme C61 phone can be priced at around 130 Euros in the international market, which will be around Rs 10,000 or less in India. The phone is expected to be launched very soon, but Realme is yet to officially confirm anything about it.
