Realme C71

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Realme C71 is a quietly well-rounded phone for 44,999 PKR whose best feature is the display: a full-HD 1080p IPS panel at ~392 PPI, which is notably crisper than the 720p screens most rivals at this price carry. The 50MP camera is dependable, the 6300mAh battery is a genuine two-day cell, and the Unisoc T7250 with 6/8GB RAM and 128GB storage handles daily use comfortably. The weak spots are the 5MP front camera, which is below the class standard, and the garbled dimension string — 165..69 x 76.22 x 7.99 mm — which suggests the height figure is corrupted, so verify the physical size in a store. For screen quality and endurance, this is a strong, honest buy. The Oppo A6C is 3,000 PKR cheaper, but the C71 wins the specs that matter most. The Realme's full-HD ~392 PPI display dwarfs the A6C's HD+ 720p panel at ~256 PPI, its 50MP camera and 6/8GB RAM outclass the A6C's 13MP and 4GB, and its 6300mAh battery is a match for the A6C's 7000mAh in practice. The A6C's advantages are its newer April 2026 release date and slightly larger battery capacity on paper. The A6C also leaves its chip unnamed — just 8-core — while the C71's T7250 is documented. If verified specs and a sharp screen matter, the C71 is the better 44,999 PKR; the A6C is only for those who want the newest badge. Confirm the C71 IMEI is PTA-approved before purchase — Realme midrangers are frequent unofficial imports.