Realme C100x is a new 4G LTE phone. It has various options, but the one you see in this listing is the 8/128GB trim. This is an entry-tier phone, by the way, so the specs are modest at best. There’s a 120Hz LCD here. 900nits is the rated HBM brightness on it. It does have a good 6.8” size, but only 720p resolution, so it may not look very sharp. Android 16 is the default OS with Realme UI 7, but the chip is not ideal for that firmware. The software is pretty bloated for a Unisoc T7250 to operate smoothly on. That’s just an 1.8 GHz platform. At least it has 8GB RAM, which is pretty decent. Realme C100x is actually known for its durability. There’s a two-meter drop safety rating from SGS, and the company also got an official IP64 certification for the Realme C100x. The frame is plastic. It’s quite thick at 8.6mm but for a good reason. They’ve managed to fit a Si/C 8000mAh cell inside it. There’s 45W charging, so the refills won’t take long, and its reverse charging turns it into a power bank. The main camera is 50MP, which is serviceable, but the same cannot be said about the 5MP selfie cam. Realme C100x stacks pretty well against devices like the Samsung Galaxy A07, but the latter always beats other Android devices on software support.