#realme c2 release

Realme Philippines has just launched the Realme C2, a successor to its last year's entry-level smartphone, the C1. Once a sub-brand of OPPO, Realme is now making its own mark in the industry with its solid, yet affordable smartphones. See how the Realme C2 fares and if this device can zoom past its peers in the entry-level segment. Design and Construction Holding the Realme C2 in the hands, it doesn’t even feel like a budget smartphone even though it’s tagged as one. Made of unibody plastic, the Realme C2 feels solid and sturdy when gripped and rests comfortably against the palm. For biometrics, the Realme C2 doesn’t have fingerprint-scanning capabilities but it does give a face unlocking feature, apart from the usual passcode unlock feature. Display and Multimedia The Realme C2 is equipped with a 6.1-inch HD+ display, protected with Corning Gorilla Glass 3. Instead of looking like an iPhone clone with the previous Realme C1’s notch being similar to the aforementioned device, the C2 has reduced that into a water drop one. Read more in our articles including "Realme C2 Review" and "ProtoArc EM11 NL Vertical Ergonomic Mouse Review".