Here is a summary of the realme NARZO 80Lite 5G (Onyx Black, 6 GB + 128 GB)'s advantages, disadvantages, and suitability for your needs so you can make an informed decision or look into other options.
What this
phone excels at
Good all-day
usage prospects are provided by the large battery, which has a 6,000 mAh usual
capacity (5,860 mAh minimum required).
Good for the pricing
range, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 (6 nm technology).
Robust construction: IP64 classification for protection to dust and splashes
Devices with military-grade shock/drop resistance (e.g., drop from ~2 m) and
MIL-STD-810H
Smooth display refresh: a 6.67-inch screen with a maximum refresh rate of 120
Hz and a maximum brightness of 625 nits (helpful in daylight).
Good value
for money:
It delivers a lot for its specs in this price
range, particularly if you don't often find phones with a huge battery, 5G, and
durability.
The Jagran Daily
Trade-offs and considerations
Instead of Full HD, the display resolution is HD+ (1604 × 720). Therefore, typography and sharpness won't be as "crisp" as on phones with FHD+ screens.
It takes longer to fill up than many competitors with 30 W/45 W+ in the same
price range because of its limited charging speed of 15 W wired charging (and 5
W reverse charging).
The camera configuration is simple; the 32 MP primary sensor is respectable,
but there are fewer lenses and features than on more expensive phones.
According to reviews, it's good for everyday usage but not for high-end
photography.
The Dimensity 6300 is good for daily usage but not flagship-level for demanding
gaming or really high performance applications. UI latency in low-cost Realme
phones is mentioned in certain
My
conclusion
In summary, the Narzo 80 Lite 5G is a great option if you value a powerful
battery, 5G, a sturdy design, and a reasonable pricing. If you don't mind a
normal display resolution and moderate camera/charging rates, then the Narzo 80
Lite 5G is a great pick.
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