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REALME NARZO 50 5G
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Characteristics REALME NARZO 50 5G
Screen size6.6 "
RAM6 GB
Internal storage128 GB
AnTuTu385060
Capacity5000 mAh
Description
The REALME NARZO 50 5G is a smartphone that supports fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks, offering fast connectivity for supported regions and networks. It is equipped with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, though the overall storage architecture may not meet high-performance standards. The device provides satisfactory performance for general tasks, including social media, browsing, and light apps, though it may not cater well to demanding or resource-intensive applications.
The design of the phone is rated as satisfactorily functional, with a form factor that aligns with typical mid-range smartphones. It includes a 5000 mAh battery, offering good autonomy for daily use, potentially lasting through a full day under moderate usage conditions. However, it does not incorporate features such as wireless charging or NFC connectivity.
The REALME NARZO 50 5G includes camera hardware that performs at a satisfactory level, suitable for basic photography and standard video calls but not designed for advanced imaging needs. The display, however, is noted as having a significantly low quality, which may result in less vibrant visuals or reduced clarity for media consumption and browsing.
Overall, this device supports essential smartphone functionalities with 5G connectivity and a large battery, while limitations in display quality and lack of premium features may affect the experience for more demanding users.
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Vijay Kumar Sudarsanam
Best futures in low budget
Worthy for Budget
Aditya tiwari
Prons
Pros:- Awesome phone using it since 3 years still no issues... Cons :- Design is outdated
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2 YEARS OF MAXIMUM USAGE REVIEW 2022-2024
Genuine User - 2 Year of Usage Experience I have purchased this phone on 22 March 2022 and I am writing this review in januray 2024 after using this phone for nealry 2 Years . I Have purchased it for 12000 Rupees in 2022 . Pros and Cons - This Phone is 64 GB 4 GB Ram it work good when the storage space is around 15 GB Means if you have free 15 GB out of 64 This phone function without lag and delay but if the storage is more then this phone is not good continous hangs and if you want to open 2 Apps also it hangs and lags and force quits the apps Camera - The Camera is worst !! My phone camera got automatically blured the hardware internals are damaged automatcially suddenly one day ! front camera is working back cameara is gone. it worked for nearyl 18 Months and later god blurred . This Camera when it was working was good only in Night mode , major blurs and much lag Battrey : Without heavy usage it works for 1 Days otherwise it maps and camera consume most battrey it sustains for max of 6 hours Buttons : they are good and working fine even the fingerprint and facescan is working fine no issues in them Speaker : The speaker is good and working fine no issues and even the charging port and earphone port is working good Bluetooth and Internal Softwares : they are worst , Bluetooth breaks many times and other internal software hangs and some even dosent support much
Somesh
Value for money
Positives: The price to performance is out of the charts. G99 at this price is a very good processor. The display is also very good,FHD+ 120hz refresh rate and the touch sampling rate is also the best part of the display. Good thing they didn't cheap out on resolution. The camera is also decent. You get 3 sensors, 50mp main and 2mp micro and depth. Front camera is also good at 16mp. The battery life and charging speed is also very very good. 33w charging at this price is something that is unexpected. Negatives: The camera is decent but I would have liked an untra wide sensor rather than depth and micre as it is more useful.
ANURAG
Cons that most youtubers won't tell you
After using the phone for a day, I feel corners have been cut in various areas: JN1 sensor is not that great in low light. Color is typical samsung style with oversaturated greens. Interesting to note that JN1 is also being used in Samsung's new F23. Thermal management is very poor. Device heats up in normal usage within minutes if the screen brightness is high. Same is the case when camera app is opened/simple games on flipkart gamezone are played. There are reports on youtube of narzo50's camera shutting down on hot days. Above scenarios and 120Hz adaptive refresh rate also drain battery like crazy. Speaker and earpiece do not have crispiness (upper treble), instead sound like white noise. Earpiece volume is low. So is the speaker volume when on call. On the other hand, speaker volume is decent while playing back videos. Flashlight is half as bright as normal smartphones. I don't really know if company did cost cutting here, or its a software bug. No fm radio and secondary mic. Minor features I missed if shifting from miui to realmeui - e.g. the gallery app is not as good as miui one, requiring more taps for basic opeeations like viewing whatsapp images folder. Mediocre ram management with realmeui 2, android 11. To be fair, I could not find any major bug in realmeui 2.0 so far. The lcd display is fantastic, and very well calibrated with relatively cooler white point, as opposed to yellowish 5500-6500k super amoled. There was no green or purple tint. Touch response was excellent. Screen protector, case, fast charger, usb c cable were present. The phone feels much slimmer than my bulky F22 due to its thin body, 10gm less weight and sleek case. Camera app has full fledged manual mode, something absent from Samsung's F22. Disclaimer: Above impression has been made after using 4 smartphones over last 8 years: Asus Zenfone 5, Redmi 4, Redmi 7A, Samsung F22. Strongly consider other current alternatives too, like Redmi note 11, Poco m4 pro, Poco m4 pro 5g, Redmi note 10t 5g, Samsung F22, Samsung F23, Moto G42 before buying Narzo 50. More info: Do not fall for bloatwares like glance when setting up the phone. Check as few check boxes as possible before blindly clicking 'I agree'. Turn off content recommendation by going to the Settings -> Additional Settings -> Get Recommendations and switch the green toggle off. To remove bloatwares that cannot be uninstalled usual way, follow excellent guide by youtuber 'tech office' mentioning all realme app names required for adb commands. I was able to uninstall hot apps/games this way. UPDATE: Detailed camera comparison between Samsung F22 and Narzo 50: Samsung's HDR algo seems more sophisticated, narzo unnaturally brightens some shadows too much, there is also some oversharpening. Both cameras choose cool auto white balance, which results in bluer skies but lifeless greeneries even in 'golden hours'. However, narzos colors become more 'hue accurate' after choosing 6000-6500k white point in 'expert mode', whereas samsung still delivers bluish green foliage colors at cloudy white balance. Narzo strangely does some weak auto hdr even in 'expert mode', but samsung fully turns it off in 'pro mode', resulting unusable photos. However, when using night mode, narzo's photos appear more cleaner but less saturated at night. Gcam 8.5 for narzo is not optimized properly and gives noisy night photos with greenish cast and crushed shadows, much worse than realme's night mode. On the other hand, thereas no gcam and no camera2api support for F22. At night, you can take long exposure shots (upto 8/16/32secs) through 'expert mode' by manually choosing shutter speed in narzo, something you can't do in F22. This however requires tripod support and whenever done properly, the results are very good. You have manual 'film' mode in narzo, whereas you can't even manually set white balance in F22's video mode, as samsung's lower end galaxys don't have 'pro video' mode.