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After using it daily for the past week, a few patterns are starting to show. The battery does hold up well, even with moderate social media use, streaming, and occasional gaming, I’m still ending most days with 20–30% left. Charging speed is quick too, though I’ve been mindful not to overuse it while plugged in.

The display is bright enough for outdoor use, but I’ve noticed the auto-brightness can be a bit inconsistent at times. But thats very negligible. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking reasonably well. A couple of frame drops here and there, but nothing major unless too many apps are running in the background and even then it's just because I am seeking perfection.

One thing I’ve had to adjust to is the software skin. It’s packed with features, which can be useful, but also takes some digging to customize things the way I like. I’ve uninstalled or disabled most of the preloaded apps, the phone feels lighter without them.

Still no major complaints. Will see how it ages with more demanding use over time.

For me, I think the realme really worked to upgrade the performance of C75x as opposed to the earlier released C75...

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Kim4Christ:
For me, I think the realme really worked to upgrade the performance of C75x as opposed to the earlier released C75...

That back camera design is really clean to be honest

Astraeus:
After using it daily for the past week, a few patterns are starting to show. The battery does hold up well, even with moderate social media use, streaming, and occasional gaming, I’m still ending most days with 20–30% left. Charging speed is quick too, though I’ve been mindful not to overuse it while plugged in.

The display is bright enough for outdoor use, but I’ve noticed the auto-brightness can be a bit inconsistent at times. But thats very negligible. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking reasonably well. A couple of frame drops here and there, but nothing major unless too many apps are running in the background and even then it's just because I am seeking perfection.

One thing I’ve had to adjust to is the software skin. It’s packed with features, which can be useful, but also takes some digging to customize things the way I like. I’ve uninstalled or disabled most of the preloaded apps, the phone feels lighter without them.

Still no major complaints. Will see how it ages with more demanding use over time.

This might be the budget phone of the year seriously

Very wise decision to not over use while charging. This act alone reduces phone battery quality

With too much apps running in background, if you switch from one app to the other, does the app restart?

realmeC75x here and there. A days can’t pass by without seeing videos and advert from the brand.
What’s the deal?

Rictus1:
Very wise decision to not over use while charging. This act alone reduces phone battery quality

True that's one bad habit I had to unlearn

Tolalizzy:
realmeC75x here and there. A days can’t pass by without seeing videos and advert from the brand.
What’s the deal?

they have good marketing tbh, got me to buy one for my mum 😂

Tolalizzy:
realmeC75x here and there. A days can’t pass by without seeing videos and advert from the brand.
What’s the deal?

a brand trying to market her business 😂

I'd love to see how it performs after 2 years

Rictus1:
Very wise decision to not over use while charging. This act alone reduces phone battery quality

Read somewhere that this isn't really true🤷‍♀️

Kim4Christ:
For me, I think the realme really worked to upgrade the performance of C75x as opposed to the earlier released C75...

I think there comes an advantage with the 120hz refresh rate as opposed to the 90hz refresh rate of the C75, plus newer feel and a cheaper price

Astraeus:
After using it daily for the past week, a few patterns are starting to show. The battery does hold up well, even with moderate social media use, streaming, and occasional gaming, I’m still ending most days with 20–30% left. Charging speed is quick too, though I’ve been mindful not to overuse it while plugged in.

The display is bright enough for outdoor use, but I’ve noticed the auto-brightness can be a bit inconsistent at times. But thats very negligible. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking reasonably well. A couple of frame drops here and there, but nothing major unless too many apps are running in the background and even then it's just because I am seeking perfection.

One thing I’ve had to adjust to is the software skin. It’s packed with features, which can be useful, but also takes some digging to customize things the way I like. I’ve uninstalled or disabled most of the preloaded apps, the phone feels lighter without them.

Still no major complaints. Will see how it ages with more demanding use over time.

This is really insightful! Thank you for sharing your hands-on experience.

tkb01:
This is really insightful! Thank you for sharing your hands-on experience.

Ill continue to review it over the next few weeks

Doppy13:
With too much apps running in background, if you switch from one app to the other, does the app restart?

no it doesnt. It's quite seamless

Tolalizzy:
realmeC75x here and there. A days can’t pass by without seeing videos and advert from the brand.
What’s the deal?

I don't have the c75x so I can't review it. Sadly

onlyedwin:
they have good marketing tbh, got me to buy one for my mum 😂

did you buy her the C75 or the c75x

Praizee5:
I'd love to see how it performs after 2 years

haha by then i would have changed it

Kim4Christ:
For me, I think the realme really worked to upgrade the performance of C75x as opposed to the earlier released C75...

i have read that the major difference is the c75x having a better refresh rate but i think the C75 has a better processor

I feel the same way about it

Astraeus:
After using it daily for the past week, a few patterns are starting to show. The battery does hold up well, even with moderate social media use, streaming, and occasional gaming, I’m still ending most days with 20–30% left. Charging speed is quick too, though I’ve been mindful not to overuse it while plugged in.

The display is bright enough for outdoor use, but I’ve noticed the auto-brightness can be a bit inconsistent at times. But thats very negligible. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking reasonably well. A couple of frame drops here and there, but nothing major unless too many apps are running in the background and even then it's just because I am seeking perfection.

One thing I’ve had to adjust to is the software skin. It’s packed with features, which can be useful, but also takes some digging to customize things the way I like. I’ve uninstalled or disabled most of the preloaded apps, the phone feels lighter without them.

Still no major complaints. Will see how it ages with more demanding use over time.

Well yea that's true too, depends on what u want from experience

Astraeus:
i have read that the major difference is the c75x having a better refresh rate but i think the C75 has a better processor

Praizee5:
I'd love to see how it performs after 2 years

abysmal as expected.

Kim4Christ:
For me, I think the realme really worked to upgrade the performance of C75x as opposed to the earlier released C75...

But yet cheaper...and I still don't understand how

The difference is there !

Shawn29:
Well yea that's true too, depends on what u want from experience

I think that's the same for every phone

Shawn29:
I feel the same way about it

You use it too?

Obviouslyblunt:
abysmal as expected.

Not quite. Unless you have tested otherwise

Glad to hear it’s holding up in real-world use

The fact it still runs smooth with multitasking is a big plus

Good to know the bloatware can be removed

The fact it still runs smooth with multitasking is a big plus