Realme C31 official: 3 cameras, 3 slots, 0 frills and price (in Asia) under 100 euros

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 A few days after the debut of the smartphone market from the GT Neo 3 record recharge , Realme offers an unprecedented device with decidedly different technical characteristics, which take care of the point without too many frills, and therefore addressed to those who intend to have a product available certainly valid but at the same time economical. It is called Realme C31 , and for the moment it is being marketed in Asia at a price of around 100 euros : who knows it may not also arrive in our part, given that the brand, in the Old Continent, is growing dramatically .

Realme C31 features a 6.5-inch HD + display with 88.7% screen-to-body ratio. The screen surface is broken by a teardrop notch that houses the 5MP front camera. On the back there are three cams, with a 13MP Sony main sensor . Under the body there is the Unisoc T612 processor , up to 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage memory. There are three slots , two dedicated to SIMs, one for storage expansion up to 1TB. The battery is 5,000mAh , while the operating system is realme UI R Edition based on Android 11.

Data Sheet
  • display: 6.5 "HD +, 88.7% screen-to-body ratio
  • fingerprint sensor: lateral
  • processor: Unisoc T612
  • memory: 3 / 32GB or 4 / 64GB (UFS 2.2)
  • expandable memory: yes, up to 1TB, 3 total slots (2x SIM + microSD)
  • battery: 5.000mAh
  • 3.5mm jack
  • thickness: 8.4mm
  • cameras:
    • front: 5MP
    • rear:
      • 13MP main, f / 2.2 (Sony sensor)
      • 2MP B&W, f / 2.8
      • 2MP macro, f / 2.4
  • OS: realme UI R Edition based on Android 11











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