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bioluwatinfe:
Please what’s the difference between budget phones and midrange phones

Budget phones do the bare minimum
Mid range are like the tier between the bare minimum and flagships.
So while he might claim that the C75 isn't midrange solely because of the processor, he's incorrect. Its way above budget devices

DrMobyle:
Yeah I think they do, depends on the store you get it from though

If you buy on slot you can pay in installments

Olamideee21:
This is not a regular Android smartphone, it's almost competing with flagship phones

just based on durability alone it's competing with flagships

Doppy13:
This is definitely one of the best mid range device now in Nigeria. I bet it beats most devices in the same price range both in durability and rugudity.

if it's durability, it has no competition

IheomaAkparanta:
You forgot the freezing tests too. Imagine soaking your phone in water,, putting in the fridge till it's forms ice block, melting it and yet it still works. Not your regular I must say

i rememberrr guy. Certainly not your regular

debopeola:
Apart from Jumia, is it also available in other online stores like konga, AliExpress and the likes?

I am not sure about konga and Ali express.
But certainly in slot

The realme C75 isn’t just another budget phone—it’s built to take a beating. With triple IP ratings (IP66, IP68, IP69), it resists everything from dust to high-pressure hot water jets. It’s been submerged up to 2.5 meters for hours and came out working. That’s serious waterproofing.

It also passed military-grade durability tests (MIL-STD-810H), proving it can survive hard drops and extreme conditions. The ArmorShell frame combines lithium-aluminum-boron glass, internal airbags, and reinforced corners. It’s been dropped over 150 times from 0.7 meters, and even from 2 meters without cracking.

realme even added SonicWave tech to shake water out of the speakers after spills. Add a slim 7.99 mm body, a 5828 mAh battery, and 45W fast charging, and you’ve got a phone that doesn’t just look good—it survives.

Shawn29:
If we talking budget friendly and good phone performance, C75 is it

Still a bit too expensive
The c61 is lighter on the pocket

Oyinkan99:
I love Samsung galaxy A series but their prices is now high maybe because they now have a lot of customers 😞 I will go for realme since am on budget

Each has their advantages. Depends on what you're looking for

Rictus1:
realme C75 cause it's the real definition of budget phone

Value for money++

Starprogress:
relme believe in your satisfaction

They actually speak to their fans and customers and work on them

flokii:
It's actually painful that people are not seeing the dangerous trend going on.. just do unboxing and ask people to go and buy foreign-made devices at unreasonable prices.

I hope Africa, most especially Nigeria will wake up.

Im thankful for the at least subsidized ones

Mobyle:
This might just be my next phone, not even kidding

Hmu when you get it

collins0032:
Ah, the classic AMOLED debate! 🎨 But hey, at least the Realme C75's display won't blind you with over-saturation at night, right? 😂 As for the multiple monickers, maybe it's just a case of too much excitement—na the phone dey cause am! Anyone else considering this for their next upgrade? 🤔

Nobody even get multiple monikers. No mind them. 🤣

flokii:
While it's okay to admire all the gadgets.. please take a moment to think, why is it that Nigeria can't manufacture these phones, why do we depend on foreigners for everything.
Please ponder on that.

I can bet that these phones won't cost more than 50-80k had it been we produce all the components and phone in Nigeria.

Our people must wake up. Nigeria must be a manufacturing hub not dumping ground for Made-in-China mobile devices.

I think we can start a revolution. Im here for it Sha. Nigerian start ups

collins0032:
Hey there! I noticed you mentioned the Realme C75's display. I wonder if you've tried the new Samsung S25 yet? 😊 What do you think about the color options? #TechTalk

I have tried it and its wonderful.
Obviously clear off of a budget phone like what realme has in Nigeria.

Godblessme1:
Rubbish fone. How can you make a midrange fone in 2025 without amoled screen

Can you pls make a thread of which budget phones 1.e under $150- 170 have amoled screens

Shawn29:
The black is really fine

The black is stunning my guy 😭

Yesterday, I was chatting with my guy when he sent me a photo of this sleek phone.

“Guy, check this realme C75. E fine die and e no even cost!”

I thought he was just hyping, but when I checked it out—omo, the phone is clean. The design is sharp, the body looks premium, and it has a big 6.72-inch display with a 90Hz refresh rate. That means smoother scrolling and a better viewing experience, even on a budget.

Then he added, “Battery na 6000mAh, and e dey charge fast.”
True! The realme C75 comes with 45W fast charging. You don’t see that often in budget phones.

What shocked me most was the price and camera:
50MP main camera, and it’s going for around ₦210,000.
Not bad at all. The pictures look sharp, even at night.

It’s powered by a capable chipset, with up to 8GB RAM and RAM expansion too. So normal apps, social media, even light gaming—no stress.

If you’re looking for a phone that looks good, lasts long, and won’t break the bank, the realme C75 is worth checking out. My guy don buy him own already. Me sef dey reason am now.

I think more people just need to experience it. Just more exposure ig

Mobyle:
Can someone tell me where to get it in Lagos?

obafemi awolowo road. Computer village