Realme Note 70

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Note 70 is a battery-first phone with a genuinely impressive energy story: 6300mAh in a 7.94mm-thin body is an outstanding size-to-capacity ratio, and with the 90Hz display that endurance stretches to two days for most users. It is also a phone of notable absences — the rear camera is a single 13MP f/2.2 sensor with an LED flash and no autofocus mentioned, the front camera drops to 5MP, and the 720p panel (about 260 PPI) is standard budget quality. The Unisoc T7250 with 6GB/128GB is a solid modern pairing, and at 39999 PKR the value case rests almost entirely on the battery and memory. If endurance is your priority and you rarely shoot photos, this is a strong pick; if you live in the camera app, look elsewhere. The Infinix Smart 20 is 6,000 PKR cheaper and, on paper, the closer to a balanced device. The Note 70 wins on battery (6300mAh against 5200mAh), RAM (6GB physical against 4GB expanded to 8GB virtually) and fixed 128GB storage against the Smart 20's 64/128GB split. The Smart 20 counters with a second rear camera and an 8MP front against the Note 70's single 13MP and 5MP, and its Helio G81 chip (data label garbled) is likely quicker than the T7250. Neither screen is full-HD. Choose the Note 70 for marathon endurance and guaranteed 6GB/128GB; choose the Smart 20 if you want the extra camera flexibility and a lower price. Confirm the Note 70 IMEI with PTA's DIRBS — battery-focused Realme models are popular non-approved imports.