Realme C63

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Realme C63 at 34,999 PKR tries to stand out with a slim 7.7 mm body and 8 GB of RAM at a competitive price. The Unisoc Tiger T612 processor is a budget chip that handles daily tasks adequately but will struggle with demanding games, and its 720p video recording limit on the front camera is a notable limitation for content creators. The 6.75-inch HD+ display at 260 PPI with a 90 Hz refresh rate and 560 nits HBM brightness is readable outdoors, though the 720p resolution means text lacks the crispness of Full HD+ alternatives. The 50 MP f/1.8 main camera with PDAF captures decent daylight photos, and the 8 MP selfie camera handles basic video calls. The 5,000 mAh battery provides a full day of moderate use. The phone's slim design makes it comfortable to hold and pocket. This phone is best for buyers who want a sleek, modern-looking phone with plenty of RAM for multitasking and do not plan to record high-resolution video. The Sego S25 at 29,999 PKR undercuts the Realme by 5,000 but matches its 50 MP camera and 5,000 mAh battery. The Sego's Helio G91 processor performs comparably to the Unisoc T612 in daily use, though Realme's software optimisation tends to provide a smoother user experience. Both phones offer 128 GB of storage, but the Realme C63's 8 GB of RAM is a meaningful advantage over the Sego's 4 GB, keeping more apps open in the background. The Sego's main appeal is its lower price, while the Realme's slim design and double the RAM justify the premium. For buyers who multitask heavily and want a sleek phone, the Realme C63 is worth the extra spend; for strict budget shoppers, the Sego S25 covers the basics at a lower cost. PTA Note: Realme phones are widely available through authorised Pakistani retailers; confirm PTA approval for the exact model variant you are purchasing.