Realme Note 60x

OhoPrice editorial review

The Realme Note 60x is a budget-oriented handset that's honest about its compromises. The UNISOC T612 with 4-8 GB RAM will handle messaging, social apps and light multitasking fine, but you shouldn't expect smooth performance in demanding 3D games. The 6.74" LCD at 1600x720 is serviceable but not as sharp as Full HD panels. The 8 MP rear camera will capture usable daylight snaps but lacks the resolution and low-light capability that competitors with 50 MP sensors provide. The 5000 mAh battery is adequate, but the included 10W wired charging is slow compared with many rivals. Acceptable if you prioritize low price and basic day-to-day reliability; avoid it if fast charging or high-resolution photos matter. Compared with the Galaxy A05 (PKR 24,999), the Realme offers expandable RAM flexibility and similar battery capacity, but the Samsung wins on a far stronger camera (50 MP main), faster 25W wired charging and larger built-in storage. If you want quicker charging and much better daytime camera detail, the Galaxy A05 is the better practical choice. PTA registration/fees vary by model — verify via PTA's DIRBS calculator; installment and EMI plans are commonly available from major retailers and online sellers for phones in this price tier.