Realme Narzo 70 Turbo: Realme is once again shattering the mid-range, but this time with Narzo 70 Turbo. With emphasis on light and thin profile, 5G connectivity, and battery life, the phone seeks to appeal to price-conscious consumers who don’t wish to settle for newer features. But does it indeed offer a decent balance of things? Let’s see.

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Design and In-Hand Feel: Thin and Sleek

One of the Narzo 70 Turbo’s best features is its paper-thin 7.6mm profile and waif-like 185g weight. It is easy to hold in the hand without sacrificing too much in terms of build quality. The phone has an in-display fingerprint reader, which is appropriate for its fashion-oriented design. Realme has attempted to give the phone a premium grade than it would have been otherwise.

Display: Bright and Smooth Enough

The phone has a 6.67-inch OLED screen with 1080 x 2400 pixel resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The 395 ppi pixel density is good, but the real showstopper is the 2000 nits peak brightness and Pro-XDR support. It’s bright enough to be used outside and has up to 1200Hz instantaneous sampling rate for faster touch response while gaming or scrolling.

Performance: Efficient and Balanced

Driven by MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy processor, Narzo 70 Turbo is designed to deliver day-to-day performance. It features an octa-core processor at 2.5GHz and 6GB RAM, which works hard without breaking a sweat on multitasking and light gaming. The 128GB of internal memory can be expanded up to 1TB through a hybrid slot, and thus, the users need not worry about a lack of memory.

Cameras: Ideal for the Essentials

On the camera side, the phone has a 50MP + 2MP dual back camera and a 16MP front camera. You can record 4K videos at 30fps, which is a welcome addition to this segment. The camera may not impress you in terms of quality like a flagship, but it works well in sunny light and everyday use photography.

Battery and Charging: Gets It Done

The 5000mAh battery will see you through the day without even realizing it, and the 45W fast charging capability ensures you’re not waiting next to a wall for hours on end. It’s not the quickest available in the market, but the battery life is solid, especially if used in combination with the power-saving processor.

Verdict: A Strong Value Pick Under Budget

Realme Narzo 70 Turbo is no flagship-killer, but it does all the basics right: sleek design, incredibly-smooth screen, passable performance, and nice battery life. The ₹15K–₹20K user will get their worth without compromising on anything with this device.