Realme C25Y

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The C25Y's standout is the 50MP main camera with PDAF — real, working autofocus on a 26mm f/1.8 lens that captures far more daylight detail than the 8MP sensors typical of its price band. The Unisoc T610 is a solid budget chip, the 5000mAh battery lasts a full day and beyond, and the 6.5-inch 720p panel is about 270 PPI — readable, if not sharp. But note the front camera records only 720p video, and the phone pairs its main sensor with a 2MP macro and a 2MP depth lens that add little in practice. Storage is 64GB with 4GB of RAM, which is tight for 2026; the physical 64GB will fill quickly with the large photos this camera produces. Measured against the Villaon V50s, the C25Y wins on camera, battery and verification. The Villaon lists its display type, GPU and dimensions as N/A, so its screen cannot be verified, while the Realme documents a 720p 270 PPI panel. The C25Y's 50MP main camera is a class above the Villaon's 8MP, its 5000mAh beats 4000mAh, and both offer 64GB of storage — a rare draw in this group. For just 1,600 PKR more, the Realme delivers a real autofocus camera and a known brand, while the Villaon trades on a December 2025 badge and 4GB + 4GB expandable RAM, which is virtual expansion. The C25Y is the verifiable, camera-first choice. Confirm the C25Y IMEI is PTA-approved before purchase — Realme budget units are a common unofficial import.