Realme GT Master Edition

OhoPrice editorial review

The Realme GT Master Edition at 76,999 PKR combines compact ergonomics with 2021 flagship-lite specs. The 6.4-inch 1080x2400 display at a sharp roughly 409 PPI runs at 120Hz with 1000 nits peak brightness, a small, crisp, fluid screen that is comfortable one-handed. The Snapdragon 778G 5G is efficient and capable, the 64MP main with an 8MP ultrawide is a solid camera pairing, and the 32MP selfie camera is well above the midrange norm. The weak spot is the 4300mAh battery, modest for 2026 and likely to need a charge by late evening with heavier use. With 8GB RAM and 128GB storage it is comfortable but not generous. This is for buyers who want a bright 120Hz compact display and dependable 5G performance in a pocket-friendly body, and can live with a smaller battery. The Samsung Galaxy A17 at 67,499 PKR is 9,500 PKR cheaper and aimed at a different buyer. The A17 brings a larger 5000mAh battery, an AMOLED 90Hz display, a 2025 release with longer software support, and 50MP triple-camera hardware. The GT Master Edition counters with a higher 120Hz refresh, sharper 409 PPI density, 5G on the Snapdragon 778G, a 32MP selfie against the A17's 13MP, and a 64MP main with an ultrawide. If battery life and a fresh, efficient phone are the priorities, the A17 is the better value; if you want a compact high-refresh screen, 5G and a stronger camera for 9,500 PKR more, the GT Master Edition has the edge. Confirm the GT Master Edition's PTA status on DIRBS and verify battery health, since 4300mAh units from 2021 often show wear.