realme just launched its latest Narzo series smartphone in India, the realme Narzo 50 is the latest smartphone from the Narzo 50 Series and is the budget
realme just launched its latest Narzo series smartphone in India, the realme Narzo 50 is the latest smartphone from the Narzo 50 Series and is the budget midranger priced at ₹12,999. The primary features of the smartphone are its 120 Hz display, MediaTek Helio G96 octa-core SoC, and 33W Dart Charge fast charging for a 5,000 mAh battery. Here’s what the realme Narzo 50 has to offer, let’s see in our realme Narzo 50 review. The realme Narzo 50 is an upper variant of the Narzo 50A in its Narzo 50 Series and it’s also the latest smartphone in the realme Narzo lineup. The major differences we noted are its 120 Hz display, a newer CPU (Helio G96), upgraded cameras, and some design changes compared to the Narzo 50A and Narzo 30. The realme Narzo 50 competes with its recently released competitor Redmi Note 11S with similar features. What’s in the Narzo 50 design? The backside has a slightly matte finish Kevlar Speed Texture with racing-like patterns as you can see in the images below, and the surface that reflects when light falls on it. The overall design of the Narzo 50 looks great and feels great given the price. You will see a triple camera setup on the top left side and Narzo branding at the bottom. The phone comes in two color variants – Speed Blue and Speed Black, we got the Speed Blue. On the front side, the realme Narzo 50 comes with a 6.6-inch IPS display with Full HD+ resolution and a fast 120 Hz refresh rate for a smoother UI and app experience. The smartphone has a 50 MP primary camera and a 16 MP selfie camera, as well as stereo speakers for a better multimedia experience, and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner is also present and is embedded on the power button for locking and unlocking the phone. The right side has a power button that doubles as a fingerprint scanner while the left side has volume keys and a triple-slot SIM tray that supports dual 4G SIM cards and a dedicated microSD card slot. No 5G support since the processor doesn’t come with a 5G modem, this makes the Narzo 50 falls behind the 5G competition. The bottom side has a USB Type-C port and 3.5 mm audio jack as well as one microphone, and stereo speakers (one at the earpiece). The top side has nothing aside.
