Realme C75 5G

Design Vibes                      

So, the Realme C75 5G rocks a glass front but the frame and back are plastic—which, yeah, isn’t exactly “luxury.” Still, it’s solid: IP64, MIL-STD-810H, won’t freak out if you drop it or get it wet. It’s thin (7.94mm) and light-ish for a phone with a battery this big. They throw in fun colors like Purple Blossom, but honestly, the plastic back feels a bit “budget.” Rainwater Smart Touch is cool though—no more phone freakouts if you’re texting in the rain.

2. Screen Time

Big 6.67-inch IPS LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate, so scrolling Insta or casual games is buttery. But yeah, the 720p resolution is kinda soft, especially if you binge high-res stuff. Brightness is okay-ish at 625 nits, but take it outside on a sunny day and you’ll be squinting. Bezels are slim, and it’s easy on the eyes, but you won’t get those punchy AMOLED colors.

3. Cameras

Main cam’s 32MP with PDAF—pretty good for daylight, and the 2MP depth sensor helps with portrait shots. But nope, no ultrawide or macro, so don’t expect artsy shots. Low-light? Average. No OIS. Selfies? 8MP does the job for video calls and socials, nothing mind-blowing. Shoots 1080p video at 30fps, slow-mo at 720p/120fps. Versatility? Not its thing—others like the Narzo 80 Pro do better.

4. Battery & Charging

Here’s where it flexes. That 6000mAh battery is a beast—talk for two days, binge for half. The 45W charger gets you to 50% in about half an hour, which is sweet, but a full top-up takes like 90 minutes (so not the fastest out there). You can even use it as a power bank in a pinch.

5. Software Stuff

Runs Realme UI 6.0 on Android 15. It’s clean, pretty smooth, and you get some AI features and Gemini stuff (think real-time translation). RAM expansion is handy for multitasking, but the base 4GB version can feel cramped if you’re a heavy user. Updates: two years for OS, three for security—not bad, but Samsung’s still king. Hardly any bloatware, split-screen is there, so multitasking’s easy.