realme Narzo 30 Pro 5G is set to launch in India on February 24th; joining the event, however, is the unrecognized narzo 30A. For those who’re looking for a new phone with decent specs on a budget, then this may be the one for you. Unlike the Pro model, nearly all the features of the narzo 30A have been revealed already.
Accumulating the leaks that went online, the narzo 30a is sporting a 6.5″ LCD screen, though we can’t tell for sure if it’s either HD+ or FHD+ resolution. But if there’s one thing realme is trying to promote here, that’s long battery life with the 6000mAh cell. It also supports 18W fast charging via USB-C.
So far, so good. Until we get to the Helio G85 chipset — it’s not a bad chipset, but realme clearly could’ve gone for a more upgraded alternative. The chip is nearly a year old, and the company tends to slow down phones as it releases software updates, at least based on some user feedback.
If you’re waiting for the narzo 30a to arrive in the Philippines, you may as well purchase the realme 6 that starts at Php8,990 only. It has a better display, better performance, and faster charging speed despite the smaller battery.
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Vihaan says:
For a phone with the starting price of 9K, the choice of Mediatek Helio G85 chipset along with the 6000mAh battery makes this a really good deal especially for all the budget buyers.