OPPO's sub-brand, Realme, has just officially launched the Realm Narzo N53. The new entry level smartphone will currently be available in India, but it may not arrive in our country as well.
Realme releases the iPhone for the "poor": here is the Realme Narzo N53
The Realme Narzo N53 comes with a design clearly inspired by Apple's iPhones. So much that it can almost be considered a clone of the latter. Remaining on the design theme, the new device will be available in two colors: Feather Gold and Black. We also note that the Narzo N53 is the third Realme device with the Apple iPhone dynamic island-like Mini Capsule. This offers information about battery status, data usage, and even daily steps if set as such.
Spec-wise, the N53 is equipped with one 6,74-inch LCD screen with HD+ resolution and 90Hz refresh rate. The panel houses a drop notch for the front camera which has a resolution of 8MP.
The back houses one main camera with 50 MP resolution next to a secondary module with unknown resolution, probably a depth sensor for taking pictures with the portrait effect. We also find a third fake lens that houses an LED flash instead of a sensor.
From a performance point of view, Realme's smartphone is powered by Unisoc T612 chipset along with 4/6GB RAM and 64/128GB onboard storage, further expandable via the microSD card slot.
The Realme Narzo N53 runs with the Realme UI T Edition as an operating system based on Android 13 and is driven by a 5000mAh battery with 33W fast charging support.
Other features include stereo speakers, a headphone jack, and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.
The Narzo N53 it is for sale on the official India website at a starting price of 8999 Indian Rupees (100 euros) for the 4/64 GB model.
