Realme Narzo 20

We are writing an honest review of the Realme Narzo 20 smartphone. The brand is leaping all over again, targeting the gen's who love gaming with powerful processors and substantial battery capacities on a low-cost budget.

However, we can't help but notice that it has an uncanny resemblance to the real me cv 15, which the brand also launched recently. With this in mind, thus the MediaTek Helio g 85 processor in the Narzo 20 makes it worth buying. Let's find out.

Before we talk about the phone itself, let's first see what's in the box. So opening this up, we have a smaller yellow box containing the sim ejector tool and manuals. Below that, we have the phone itself, a charging brick, and a USB type C cable. That's everything, checking out the design now the real me Narzo 20s body compromises a polycarbonate the rear panel that features a textured finish with its newest v design.

We like this kind of texture. It avoids unnecessary fingerprints as you can fill its weight in the hands, but it's not that bothersome. It felt solid and sturdy when gripped and addressed comfortably against the palm, also. At the back side, you will see its square rear camera module and a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner that clearlu would have been well suited at a lower position.

Anyways, it's a tall device with a sizable screen with a mini drop notch at the center top that contains its front camera. And as usual, it has slim bezels and a pretty thick chin. Located on the left are the dual nano-sim tray and a dedicated micro SD card slot. That's expandable up to 256 gigabytes. Meanwhile, you can find the power button and the volume rocker on the right, while at the bottom, you can find the loudspeaker.

The USB type C port. the primary microphone, and the 3.5-millimeter headphone jack, the unit we have, by the way, is called Blue blade, but it also comes in a silver sword color if you're interested. Overall this design is a lot similar to the roomy c 15 and t 12. Well, there's nothing new except for the V design glare at the back. Moving on to its display, the Narzo 20 gets a 6.5 inch HD plus LCD with a mini drop notch at the top. There's no glass protection mentioned, but it has a pre-installed screen protector on the bright side.

The screen is adequately sharp and more than good enough to read texts, watch videos and play games; viewing angles are decent too, and color temperatures are the only thing that can be customized on the phone's display settings, but what we like about it is that it can get bright enough as you adjust it. Otherwise, the sound is enough to fill a small room. However, it comes out slightly distorted and teeny. The lows are also pretty non-existent.

So we highly recommend using earphones for a better listening experience; talk about software the Narzo 20 runs on Android 10 out of the box with real me UI skinned on top. It comes with an afterword option and offers both gestures and on-screen buttons for navigation, including an assistive ball UI features many of its stock apps. It has third-party pre-installed apps tools like Agoda lazada, Facebook, and messenger.

It has been built with the latest feature, such as a dual-mode music share focus mode and even Personal Information Protection storage. Waston rs 20 comes with 64 gigabytes of internal storage, and expanding the storage is more than welcome as the Northstowe 20 has its dedicated micro SD card slot, up to 256 gigabytes. Out of the 64 gigabytes of internal storage, you get a usable 50 gigabytes. For performance, the Narzo 20 is powered by a MediaTek Helio g 85 paired with the Molly g 52 GPU and four gigabytes of RAM, and we tried playing graphics-heavy games such as asphalt nine and wild rift on it.

While gaming, the Helio g 85 paired with real nice gaming mode optimizations offer a reasonably streamlined gaming experience in a low graphics setting but note that we did encounter some heating. When it comes to day to day tasks like browsing the web and navigating around social media, the Narzo 20 didn't give us too many issues, or some numbers will flash the benchmark scores right now.

It comes with a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner for biometrics and security, and faces unlock well as expected both work fast, accurate, and reliable. Moving on, the Narzo 20 has connectivity features such as Wi-Fi Bluetooth, LTE, and GPS battery-wise; I am speechless. I have the 6000 milliamp-hour battery juices of the Narzo 20. It also supports 18 watts fast charging that will take up to two and a half hours to completely recharge from zero to 100%.

We ran it through to PC marks battery test, and the battery life was rated at 16 hours and 12 minutes, which is excellent. As per our expert evaluation and testis at 50% brightness, 50% volume Airplane Mode turned on, and with headphones plugged in, the device lasted a long 30 hours and 15 minutes.

Now that's impressive. Okay, let's talk about the cameras, so the Narzo 20 has a total of four cameras, that's a triple camera setup at the back consisting of a 48 megapixel main along with an eight-megapixel ultra-wide, and a two-megapixel macro camera on its tiny notch you will find an eight-megapixel front shooter, checking out the rear camera sample shots, it performs well in daylight colors are quite well most of the time. Still, the details are a bit rough, and the exposures aren't always reliable at night. You can see that the sensor understandably struggles; shots look washed out, and the contrast looks not good.

However, there is a night mode, which makes a considerable difference, but don't expect much from portrait shots. We get some decent subject background separation. Now for selfies, it gives you a fair color reproduction and clarity, and I like that when you turn to a beauty mode on, the skin looks pretty natural when it's at the recommended settings. And as for videos, you can shoot up to 10 ATP at 60 frames per second.

There's not much video stabilization going on, so recordings will end up looking shaky. It's best to use a tripod or a steady surface here. I'll be honest the details also seem to be muddy alright alright so before we wrap this review, let's talk about price locally. The Narzo 20 is officially priced at 7490 pestles; the new Narzo 20 seems to have sound capabilities; comparing it to the real new c 15, the Narzo 20 comes with better performance due to its processor.

It also has a USB type C port and arguably more good cameras, but you can't deny that it risks drowning in a sea of very similar models from real meat itself. So if you're thinking of which real meat budget phone to get, it's safe to say that you go for this one. And that wraps up this review; how about you guys. What do you think of this mean Narzo 20? Let us know in the comments.