Realme C65

OhoPrice editorial review

Realme's C65 pairs a 90 Hz display with the Helio G85, a combination that feels responsive enough for daily browsing and social media. The 720p resolution at roughly 264 PPI is the compromise — text and icons will appear softer than on a Full HD screen, though the difference is less obvious at arm's length than on paper. The 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage configuration is generous for this price tier, outdoing many rivals that ship with 4 GB and 64 GB. The 50 MP main camera captures usable daylight photos; the 2 MP depth sensor adds little. Realme's 5000 mAh battery is standard for the segment, delivering roughly a day and a half of moderate use. The phone's 7.6 mm thickness makes it comfortable to hold. For buyers who want ample storage and a smooth-ish refresh rate without breaking the bank, the C65 fits the brief. The Oppo A6C undercuts by Rs 3,000 and counters with a 7000 mAh battery that will outlast the C65's 5000 mAh cell by a wide margin. However, the C65 offers double the RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB) and quadruple the storage (256 GB vs 64 GB), which matters for anyone who keeps photos, apps, and videos on their device. The C65's 90 Hz refresh rate also provides smoother scrolling than the A6C's standard 60 Hz panel. Display resolution is comparable — both are HD+. Camera specs favour the C65 slightly with a 50 MP main sensor. The A6C is the better pick for battery-first buyers; the C65 wins on storage, memory, and display fluidity. Verify PTA approval for the Realme C65 variant available in Pakistan. Some imported batches may incur additional registration costs.