Realme Narzo 30

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Our Take: The Realme Narzo 30 at Rs 20,599 is one of the most aggressive phones on this list, packing a Helio G95 processor and Full HD+ display at a price where most phones settle for 720p. The Helio G95 is one of MediaTek's strongest budget gaming chips — its Mali-G76 MC4 GPU handles PUBG Mobile at high settings without significant frame drops, a capability that most sub-25,000 PKR phones cannot match. At 405 PPI, the 6.5-inch display produces text sharp enough that small fonts remain legible without zooming, and the 90 Hz refresh rate with 580-nit brightness ensures smooth, visible scrolling outdoors. With 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, the phone offers generous configuration for the price. The 48 MP main camera with PDAF captures detailed, accurately coloured photos, and the 16 MP f/2.1 selfie camera is one of the higher-resolution front shooters in this segment. The 5000 mAh battery provides standard all-day endurance. This phone is ideal for gaming enthusiasts who want a sharp display and fast processor without paying flagship prices. The Infinix Smart 7 HD at Rs 18,999 saves you Rs 1,600 but cannot compete on any specification. The Narzo 30's Full HD display at 405 PPI is dramatically sharper than the Smart 7 HD's 720p panel at 267 PPI — the difference is visible every time you read text or watch video. The Helio G95 significantly outperforms the Infinix's unnamed octa-core processor in gaming and multitasking. The Narzo 30's 6 GB of RAM exceeds the Smart 7 HD's 2 GB by three times, and its 128 GB storage doubles the Infinix's 64 GB. The 48 MP camera also captures far more detail than the Smart 7 HD's 8 MP unit. For buyers who want the best gaming phone under Rs 21,000, the Realme Narzo 30 is unmatched; the Infinix Smart 7 HD satisfies those who need the absolute cheapest phone available. PTA Note: Confirm PTA registration before purchase, as unregistered handsets attract additional government tax on activation.







