Realme C33

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The C33 sits in an awkward spot: 44,899 PKR for a 720p phone. The 6.5-inch panel is about 270 PPI — soft — and while its 120Hz refresh rate makes scrolling feel smooth, the low resolution undercuts that smoothness on fine text. The camera is the saving grace: a 50MP f/1.8 main with PDAF on a 1/2.76-inch sensor captures strong daylight detail, with a depth sensor that adds portrait blur (though the 5MP front camera is only average). The Unisoc Tiger T612 with 4GB/128GB is workmanlike, and the 5000mAh battery is dependable. Realistically this is a camera-and-battery phone at a price where full-HD rivals exist. The Oppo A6C is 2,900 PKR cheaper, and its 7000mAh battery is a decisive endurance win — about 40% more capacity than the C33's 5000mAh. But the A6C runs an HD+ 720p LCD with an unnamed 8-core chip and 4GB/64GB of memory, against the C33's 120Hz panel, 50MP PDAF camera and 128GB of storage, and the Realme's screen refreshes faster even though both are 720p. If battery longevity is the priority, the A6C is the better value at a lower price; if camera, storage and refresh rate matter, the C33 justifies its 2,900 PKR premium. Neither phone mentions 5G, so check your network needs before either. Verify the C33 IMEI in PTA's DIRBS — Realme's C-series is a frequent grey-market import.