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TemmyLyn:
Do you know if it's still in market?

Ofc
Check jumia
Cheap too

bioluwatinfe:
You can get the Realme Note 50 although it’s slightly above your budget but it’s a good buy for 144k

It's much cheaper than that

bizza45:
How much is that

Around 120-128k
Maybe even less anyway 75$

Olute1990:
Can I know how much it cost??

Should be around this

Ah yes.
The GT5 isn't launched yet I think
But they will launch it soon. Idk when but not long

bioluwatinfe:
I really can’t wait for more innovations from Realme

Flagship phone coming soon
I'll be there

Dimmah:
The Realme Note 50 surprised me. I thought I’d need to sacrifice performance for the price, but it handles gaming, streaming, and work apps like a champ. Definitely worth it

The c61 better
You for put money buy am na

Adeyemisunday:
How true? Does she press phone alot?

I think that's without heavy use
But it can go up to a day with heavy use

StarBarbiee:
What are the features of the phone please?

18gb dynamic ram
5000mah battery
And 90hz refresh rate

Mostly testimonies so far. But I think nobody is really trying THAT hard to break their phones. But still impressive

Better. Some people don't like ordering from jumia. This is much more preferable.

Richie001:
With Realme you aren't just getting a phone, you are getting value 😀

Pure and absolute value. Omo but make i wait make dollar price reduce

I actually can't wait for their new phone. Considering saving my money for the next launch

tutudesz:
No more creativity in phone design anymore just add more cameras or move the cameras to another side
Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson these guys were designers

It's more about optimization now.
They made one and found it worked best
Ig realme endorses that

Dimmah:
Just check stores around or use Jumia

If you don't want to order check slot. Maybe they have it

Jesutooni:
Some features are literally screaming flagship flagship

It could almost pass as one 😂😂

Bet it was a wonderful event.
Looking forward to more.

Leilalee:
Join @peller089 live on TikTok tonight at 8:00 PM for an exclusive unboxing of the realme C61 yes ooo. Plus, you also get a chance to win amazing realme devices no dulling
#realmeNigeria

I was there.
I no win the phone Sha 🤣

I mean it's a flawed mindset to have that you need to have sex in your relationships. If it's not for you don't do it.
Marriage is a different matter

Iamblessed85:
Pls drop links if you have

Omo seek help

Jeffy1206:
With the specs, it's meant for the oldies in the village and not even for teens 😑😕🙄. I'll give it a 2.5/10.😂

Well it seems like it's an entry level phone for 104k
What were you expecting

bizza45:
I have a budget of 90k

Ah I see
The phone the person suggested you can get it for like 104k
The note 50. And I think it's worth it.

way995999:
I want a Netflix account and I'm willing to pay $5 for it

5$ monthly or?

I don taya for these guys ngl. I pay 7k monthly for my plan. It used to be 5k or something 4800 I believe

uncleck:
You're sick

For calling you out? You try
Again you no use their product and you are trying to pass your opinions as facts

Omoshola0503:
Over time, the smart-phone market in Nigeria has witnessed several launches from emerging and global brands.

The realme Note 50 is the latest in the series. And it promises to be one of the most cost-friendly devices yet in Q4, even, with a more meaningful user experience.

Earlier in the week, the Head of Marketing, realme Nigeria, Antonio Ran, and other officials briefed tech journalists in Lagos about the newest smart-phone brand in the Nigerian market.

The tech press session also highlighted the components of the realme Note 50 device ahead of the launch on Friday.

Speaking on their goals for prospective customers, the Head of Sales, realme Nigeria, Olamide Kaka, disclosed the brand’s commitment to affordability and quality experience.

“Nigeria has a large youth population eager for good products, but many phones are either too expensive or don’t meet their expectations. realme is here to change that.”

The realme Note 50 features modern-day hardware and software at an affordable price. And with an IP54 rating, the device is handy to weather through the typical outdoor bustles.

At the star-studded launch on Friday, two other smart-phones, the realme GT6 and C61, were unveiled alongside the Note 50.

The event featured top tech creators in Nigeria and ex-Big Brother Naija housemates.

Innovations for Smart-phone Enthusiasts

Introducing the brand to attendees – the marketing manager described realme as a tech brand that virtually understands young people. With the ‘make it real’ slogan, the newly launched devices aim to offer a cutting-edge experience for users.

Also, the various smart-phone unveiling underscores the brand’s consistent innovation spirit.

Introducing the brand to attendees – the marketing manager described realme as a tech brand that virtually understands young people. With the ‘make it real’ slogan, the newly launched devices aim to offer a cutting-edge experience for users.

Also, the various smart-phone unveiling underscores the brand’s consistent innovation spirit.

The realme Note 50 rolled out months ago in various countries, including the Philippines. However, two other smartphones – realme C61 and realme GT6 – were introduced to the Nigerian market alongside the Note 50.

With a dynamic RAM, the realme C61 comprises a 256GB ROM, providing ample storage for everyday activities.

While heavy users’ devices tend to decline over time, the C61 features a durable battery that can hold up to four years.

Also unveiled at Friday’s launch is the ‘Power meets AI’ realme GT6. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the device boasts high-performance and modern AI features.

With the realme NEXT AI, camera freaks can easily edit and remove objects from images. The 120W supercharge and the 5500mAh massive battery also makes up for efficient and prolonged use.

While the official launch of the Note 50 marks a step forward in bridging the affordability gap in the smart-phone market, it’s a viable option for buyers looking to experience smart-phone innovations.

Budget-friendlyT

he new realme Note 50 launched in the Nigerian market at a time when affordable phones have become go-to options. Even better, the budget-friendly device packs a lot more for users.

With a light design, the realme Note 50 features a glossy top panel and a matte finish on the rear. You won’t have to feel burdened when held for an extended period. And you can flaunt the chic colors – sky blue and midnight black – aesthetic among peers in public.

The smart-phone runs on Android-14 with a Unisoc T612 chipset. If you love playing games, the 4GB RAM and efficient processor is suitable for gaming. You can also perform other activities on the device beyond conventional daily use.

One of the realme Note 50 perks is the rear camera setup, comprising a 13-megapixel primary shooter and a secondary sensor. With 64GB/128GB ROM variants, the device is handy for pictures and the storage is expandable to 2TB.

The 5MP front camera is also suitable for selfie poses with friends. Minor worries about splashes and dust; the IP54 rating makes the device ideal for everyday moments.

https://www.brandimpact.com.ng/2024/10/25/realme-joins-nigerian-smartphone-market-launches-note-50-c61-and-gt/

Nobody ever talks about the gt6 tho

PatriciaJay:
That realme note 50, as I see am, e mad gan, I can't wait to lay my hands on it

Did you later buy it? Came here to check reviews so I know if to go for it

TechSavvist:
This is good. I must say that Realme is starting off on a good note

They're still going strong