2023-09-08 18:43:00
The realme C53 is one of the Chinese manufacturer’s most recent bets on the low-cost segment in Brazil. The new product arrived costing R$1,400 to compete with the cost-benefit champions of Samsung, Motorola and Xiaomi.
The C53 focuses on an elegant, slim design with a glossy finish on the rear. It’s good to see that realme didn’t sacrifice the battery to reduce the dimensions of its cell phone. The front still has a teardrop notch, which is disappointing for a 2023 launch. The biometric reader is integrated into the power button and works well, despite not being the fastest.
Its 6.74-inch screen has HD+ resolution, IPS LCD panel and 90 Hz refresh rate. The brightness level is good for the category, as are the contrast and viewing angle. The sound is just mono and does not excite in terms of quality or sound power. Furthermore, an equalizer is needed to try to correct the excess treble.
The realme C53 is equipped with Unisoc’s Tiger T612 chip combined with 6 GB of RAM, which guarantees good multitasking performance. In games, don’t expect to run the heaviest games at high quality with the extra features activated. And the 5,000 mAh battery is very productive and the 33W charger recovers the entire charge in 1 and a half hours.
The photographic set consists of a 50 MP camera and a secondary VGA-only camera for blurring scenes. Its photographic performance is just decent, but it doesn’t suffer as much in dark places. The front makes good daytime selfies, but has strong limitations at night. The camcorder is the C53’s weakest point with shaky videos, slow focus and mono and muffled sound capture.
Is the realme C53 worth buying or are there better options on the market? All the details can be seen in our full analysis via the link below:
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