Realme C15 Review - The Budget Battery Monster! By Unbox PH

Hey kids, this jams here welcome back to the channel where we take awesome out of the box and just like that we have another phone from realm. It feels like they've, been releasing phones left and right, but in this one we're going to say hello to the newest member of their c lineup, which is the realm c15. This phone is armed with a six thousand William hour battery, so if you're in need of a smartphone, that's below 7000 pesos, that has lasting power, so you don't have to fight for power outlets at home. You might want to stick around for this video while you're out. Why don't you sub to the channel? If you haven't already and hit that notification bell, so you don't miss out on our next videos anyway, let's get the ball rolling and show you what comes with the phone before we take a closer look at it first off. I have to give Realme the praise that they deserve for this packaging and building the community that they have online, because this great looking box is actually from one of their members.

Vince Rico, Hermosa Vince, you don't know me, but you did an excellent job on this. This is a piece of art that I will gladly display on my shelves. As for the contents, it's pretty much your standard fanfare from realm. You have the documents: sim, ejector pin, micro, USB cable and the 18 watt charging brick. Yes, it is a budget phone, so no case here also.

I know we all want USB, but micro. USB is still pretty much the standard in this price point, but at least it supports 18 watt fast charging for quick charging. As for the phone itself, ours came in the seagull silver color variant, and it also comes in marine blue and, while we're at it also comes equipped with a hello, g35 processor, three gigabytes of ram 64 gigabytes of storage, a 6.5 inch display, quad cameras, and the main highlight for this phone, of course, is its 6 000 William hour battery. So, like I said at the start of this video, if you're looking for a phone that has a lot of juice, this is something that you want to consider. But what else does it have to offer? The build quality of the phone is pretty much the same as any other smartphone.

That's around 7000 pesos you've got a polycarbonate plastic shell that has a bit of texture to it and a geometric pattern, which is actually the visual tell that sets all of realm's sub 10k smartphones apart. It's something that I can appreciate and definitely something I prefer over just a solid, albeit plastic, slate of silver or blue. The first thing, you'll notice, when you pick up the phone, is that it's a bit of a hefty one. Of course that's due to the battery capacity, but it almost feels like the same weight as a glass-backed phone. Now, personally speaking, I do prefer phones with a bit of weight to them, but it's something I had to note.

So you know what to expect. If you do decide to purchase the c15 for a tour of the phone, you have the headphone jack microphone micro, USB port and speaker grille on the bottom. Access to the sim tray is on the left, and then you have the volume rocker plus the power button on the right all pretty standard in that department. On the back, you have the squared off camera array with the quad shooters and the fingerprint scanner you do have faced unlock. If that's what you prefer using, but I always felt safer with a fingerprint scanner and the one on the c15 is pretty responsive for the screen.

It has the same specs as the c11 measuring in at 6.5 inches at HD plus resolution with a laps IPS mini drop display. It also runs into the same trouble in regard to outdoor use, which shouldn't be too much of an issue, since it's best that we stay home as much as we can. These days in all seriousness, stay home. If you don't have to go outside and if you do wear a mask, wear a face shield, don't forget to wash your hands and, of course follow all the protocols just stay safe, guys back to the display. I still enjoyed watching content on it despite the pixel density, because I did keep in mind that this is a budget device.

After all, now, under the hood of the realm, c15 beats the same hello g35, that was in the c11, but it does have a bit more ram and double the storage at 3, gigabytes and 64 gigabytes respectively. If you're planning on using this phone for school work or as part of your work from home setup, it definitely has the power to handle those tasks, and since you have a bit more ram to play with, it will be able to multitask better than its brother. I have some benchmark numbers on screen right now feel free to pause it if you need more time to mull them over when it comes to the gaming side of things, it's a pretty dicey deal. I already had it at the lowest settings for Call of Duty mobile, and I was still experiencing frame drops here and there, though, if you're into mobile legends, it should perform a lot better I'll try to do a gaming review for the room c15, but no promises where this phone excels. The most is, of course, it's lasting power.

I think I've said it about three times already, but it has a six thousand William hour battery that can go the distance in our battery benchmark it clocked in at 19 hours and 19 minutes, which is very, very impressive, to say the least. It easily lasted me two days before I had to top it up, which brings me to a very important point charging times now. You do get an 18 watt charger with a Realme c15, but it will still take three and a half hours to fully charge this phone. Just keep that in mind. Aside from the battery, the cameras are also the biggest difference from the c11, since it does double the shooter count from two to four.

You are still getting the same main camera at 13 megapixels and a 2 megapixel depth sensor, but you're also getting an additional 8, megapixel ultrawide camera to increase your shooting options and a 2 megapixel mono camera that helps out with overall exposure, and actually I was pretty impressed with the output from the cameras of the c15, because there's a good amount of detail, the colors look pretty good with enough saturation without going overboard and the wide angle. Shots are pretty good too, but, as is the case with most phones at this price point, the c15 does fare a lot better when things are well lit, even though it does have night mode to help out. As for the selfies, you have a 5, megapixel front camera and the results are pretty much what you would expect they're decent if you're lit well, but the portrait mode is pretty good for what you're expected to pay for this device. If you want more details about the cameras, I'll leave a link to ISA's camera tour for the realm c15 somewhere on screen or in the description down below make sure you check it out. So now the question is: is it worth picking up and as usual, it depends on your needs, because if you just need the basics, you might want to look at the realm c11, because it does cost less than 5000 pesos.

You are getting the same processor as well with the hello g35, but with the c15 you're, getting more headroom with ram and storage. So, if you feel like you, don't want to skimp out or cheap out in that department, I definitely recommend the c15 plus the battery life is just really impressive. Now, as I said, it isn't the best for gaming. So if you want something with a bit more power in that department, I would recommend the Realme c3, because that's still a very viable option, so that's pretty much it for the full review of the realm c15. Thank you so much for dropping by and spending a few minutes with me if you like this video, give us a thumbs up sub to the channel and make sure you hit that notification bell.

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