After launching the series Narzo 50 in September, the Chinese smartphone maker Realme may soon present the Narzo 60 5G, an entry-level model with support for networks 5G.
Realme Narzo 60 5G caught on Geekbench: it will be an entry level with 5G connectivity
Well, today the Narzo 60 5G was spotted on the Geekbench benchmarking platform website, where it showcased some of its technical specifications. The device would have the model number RMX3750 and be equipped with a processor MediaTek Dimensity 6020, an octa-core chip with two cores from 2,2GHz and six cores from 2,0GHz. The phone would also 8GB of RAM and would run with realme UI 4.0 based on Android 13.
In addition to the 8GB RAM version, the Narzo 60 5G could also offer variants from 4GB o 6GB of RAMwhile its storage space would be available in options from 64GB o 128GB. These characteristics would confirm that the Narzo 60 5G would position itself as an affordable smartphone with decent performance.
In terms of design and other features, the Narzo 60 5G could be very similar to the Realme 11 5G, another low-cost model launched in November. This means that the Narzo 60 5G could have a AMOLED display from 6,43 inches and with a 90Hz refresh ratea 64 megapixel rear camera with three additional sensors and a battery by 5000mAh with quick charge from 33W.
It is not yet known when Realme will officially present the Narzo 60 5G, but it is assumed that the device could arrive in the coming months. The price of the Narzo 60 5G should be very competitive, considering that the Realme 11 5G costs around 200 €. Realme could therefore aim to conquer an increasingly large market share among users looking for a cheap smartphone but with good performance and connectivity.
Now we just have to wait for possible official confirmations from the Chinese brand.
