Realme Narzo 50A

The Realme Narzo 50A comes with a beast of a processor below its hood. Powered through the MediaTek Helio G85 chipset, the Realme Narzo 50A can run whatever you throw its way with ease. The MediaTek Helio G85 processor has 8 cores that permit a clock velocity of 2.0 GHz. That clock velocity is one of the quickest you could find at this price range. From switching plenty of chrome tabs, transferring among diverse applications, split screening for extended hours, the whole thing is treated easily through the octa core beast of a processor. Paired with 4 GB RAM, the Helio G85 gaming processor can run even the maximum graphically stressful of AAA video games with ease even for extended times. Graphics responsibility is dealt with through the Mali G52 GPU that is capable to leverage the whole energy of the octa core processor that Realme provides. The only let down is that the makers could have included more RAM for better usage of the multi tasking capabilities of the Helio G85.

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While some of its competitors include the Super AMOLED panels, the Realme Narzo 50A is a bit downgraded a bit with IPS LCD panels for display. The IPS LCD comes with a 60 Hz display which is another let down adding to the omission of AMOLED displays. The 6.5 inch display boasts an FHD+ display however does now no longer have an HDR 10+ rating or even a WideVine L1 certification for OTT systems like some competition withinside the market. The punch hole display has substantial sized bezels on the side however nevertheless give a massive viewing area for customers. The screen display has sufficient brightness and may be used even outside with ease. The shade pallet is optimised for customers that prefer easy on the eye shade tones however at the user side only the shade temperature may be tweaked manually. Touch latency is a bit laggy for the reason that it is an LCD display with only a 60 Hz refresh rate causing occasional ghosting after touches and clicks.

The Realme Narzo 50A comes with a big battery of 6000 mAh and has some tricks that maintain its power utilization and permits it to remain for an extended time. The Realme Narzo 50A has the Helio G85 processor that has a completely small structure which interprets to reduce battery usage and longer battery life. The LCD display additionally facilitates in maintaining the power usage in check because it consumes much less power than the AMOLED display. The Realme Narzo 50A can without problems run through the whole day with casual utilization. Realme claims that the Realme Narzo 50A can go along with 27 hours of non-stop looking on Youtube. Along with the humongous battery, the Realme Narzo 50A comes with an 18W speedy charger.

The Realme Narzo 50A has a triple camera setup. The buzz in the market is around the photographic capabilities of the Realme Narzo 50A. The triple camera setup has a 50 MP main snapper that is paired with a 2 MP macro sensor and a 2 MP depth sensor. The daylight photography using the 50MP lens produces sharp details with a dynamic range. Colours look very natural but have a faint mutated look, also the exposure on the photos is perfectly balanced. The shutter speed is quick but the autofocus has a bit of delay. The macro sensor takes good clicks but does so only with ample amount of lighting. Night time photography is just a bit above average and even with the night mode on, computational photography leaves behind a few soft edges and distortions to the click. The front is an 8 MP snapper, is good for portrait clicks but over sharpens the facial features.

The Realme Narzo 50A comes with a polycarbonate construct and gives a matte like finish on the back. The matte finish guarantees that smudges and fingerprint marks aren't easily left at the phone. The Realme Narzo 50A is barely at the heavier side and weighs in at 207 g. But the mass distribution is very even giving a properly balanced sense in the hand with glossy searching curves complimenting it. There is a triple camera setup nestled in a square housing with the finger print sensor beside it. The placement of the finger print sensor is the only bizarre factor in the Realme Narzo 50A’s layout.