With the launch of the Realme 3 (review), a new bar has been set for phone makers hoping to remain relevant in the entry-level price bracket. But as it stands, there are quite a few existing offerings from other brands the Realme phone competes with. On one side, we have the Samsung Galaxy M10 that…
With the launch of the Realme 3 ( review), a new bar has been set for phone makers hoping to remain relevant in the entry-level price bracket. But as it stands, there are quite a few existing offerings from other brands the Realme phone competes with. On one side, we have the Samsung Galaxy M10 that has been quite popular ever since it came out earlier this year. On the other, we have the Asus Zenfone Max M2 ( review) that seems to have had its price slashed in order to remain competitive. Let’s compare these three phones together and see how much of an impact the new smartphone has made at this end of the market.
The Realme 3 starts off at INR 8,999 for its base variant with a 3GB RAM + 32GB storage setup. Another model with a 4GB RAM + 64GB storage setup costs INR 10,999.
The Galaxy M10 starts off a bit cheaper at INR 7,990, but that is for its 2GB RAM + 16GB storage model. There is also an INR 8,990 model that offers 3GB of RAM with 32GB storage.
The Zenfone Max M2 is now listed at INR 1500 less than its original price. Its 3GB RAM + 32GB storage model costs INR 8,499, while its 4GB RAM + 64GB storage is priced at INR 10,499.
