This is yet another Realme Note phone with sub-entry-level hardware. After all, this is the successor to the Note 70, which was made affordable by cutting many corners. The preliminary expectations point to the Relme Note 80 having a 6300mAh battery with 15W charging speed. The screen’s predicted to be a 6.74” panel that’s a 720p IPS LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate. The RAM is 4GB, but it virtually expands to 4GB. That’s an option you can trigger in the Settings. Realme Note 80 is also built around a 1.8GHz chip, so it’s not putting down a lot of performance. 128GB storage is built into the Realme Note 80, and you get the option to add an SD card to make extra room. The camera upgrade is something to look forward to. Specs on the Realme Note 80 also include a 8MP Main camera. And the selfie camera is also looking promising with an 5MP sensor upgrade. There’s either Android 15 on it or Android 16. It remains unverified. Then comes the IP rating, which is IP54 this time around. Nothing’s special about its design; it’s just a plastic build. It’s WiFi 5-only if the chip isn’t upgraded. Realme Note 80 has a single speaker and the usual set of essentials, including side fingerprint ID. Software support is the only thing keeping the Realme Note 80 from competing with phones like the Samsung Galaxy A06 and A07.