A new low-cost smartphone from Realme is about to be released in India. On June 28, the next Realme C61 will go on sale in India. The smartphone’s price and other important details have been made public by the firm ahead of its introduction. The country’s next smartphone will take the place of the Realme C51, which debuted in September of last year. Everything you need to know is available right here.
Release and cost of the Realme C61 in India:
On June 28, the Realme C61 will be on sale in India. The 4GB + 64GB version of the Realme C61 will cost Rs. 7,699 in India. Priced at Rs. 8,499 and Rs. 8,999, respectively, are the 4GB + 128GB and 6GB + 128GB variants.
Customers of ICICI, SBI, and HDFC Bank can also get a discount of Rs. 900 on the 6GB + 128GB variant, making it available for Rs. 8,099 during the first online sale.
On June 28 at 12 PM IST, the inaugural sale in India will take place on Flipkart and the Realme India website. It will conclude on July 2. The promotion will stop on July 1st for physical retail outlets, and only the 4GB models will be offered for offline purchasing.
Specifications of the Realme C61:
The colors Marble Black and Safari Green will be offered for the upcoming Realme C61. It will include up to 8GB of RAM and a Unisoc processor. Along with a 32-megapixel primary camera, the phone will include a 5,000mAh battery. According to the design, the front-facing camera will be located in the top of the display’s waterdrop notch, which will be centered. The phone will weigh 187g and be 7.84 mm thick.
Along with ArmorShell Protection and TÜV Rheinland High-Reliability Certification, it will also have an IP54 rating for dust and splash protection.
In the meantime, Google has revealed the date of its “Made by Google” event, which will take place on July 10, following Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked presentation. According to the teaser video that the firm posted on the social media site X (previously Twitter), new Pixel devices are expected to be unveiled at the event. The electronics giant usually releases its newest lineup of products in the fall. The next ‘Made by Google’ event hosted by the firm has been pushed forward this year.
