Realme C30

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: Let us be upfront — the Realme C30's 8MP main camera is its biggest weakness, and it makes this phone hard to recommend unless your phone use is truly basic. There is no ultrawide, no telephoto and no macro; the single 8MP sensor is fine for quick snaps in good light and little else. The Unisoc T612, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage are entry-level but workable for calls, messaging and light browsing, and the 5000mAh battery is dependable. What you are really buying here is the Realme brand and its after-sales presence at a rock-bottom price, not the hardware. Measured against the Sego Note 70 Limited Edition, the C30 actually comes out behind on paper: the Sego lists a 13MP main camera against the C30's 8MP, 128GB of storage against 64GB, and a 2,850 PKR lower price with the same 5000mAh battery. What the C30 keeps is a brand you have heard of and a service network that exists — while the Sego's display details and dimensions are entirely unlisted, leaving its screen unverifiable. If you need a trusted name above all, the C30 has that; if you care about camera and storage, the Sego offers more for less, assuming its specs hold up under scrutiny. Before buying the C30, check whether a slightly more expensive 50MP budget phone fits instead — and verify PTA status on the IMEI either way.