Realme C15 is Coming to Pakistan Next Month, New Leak Reveals Helio G35 and 13MP Quad Cameras

A reliable insider tells WhatMobile that the recently-announced Realme C15 is making its debut in Pakistan next month. If our readers recall, the C15 (follow up to the still-recent Realme C11) is scheduled for release in Indonesia on July 28. Realme has already revealed the design of the phone, alongside a handful of highlights.

Let’s take a closer look at the design before we explore the core specifications. Realme reinvented its design language with the Realme C11, and the C15 carries on that trend — though it’s far more refined and polished.
Forget the run-of-the-mill capsule-shaped camera housing; the C15 by Realme has a squarish-round camera island, with four lenses spread out in a matrix fashion.

The shell isn’t chamfered but has soft corners all around, painted in a fractal, almost geometric pattern that extends throughout its lower half. A realme fingerprint scanner rests next to the C15 camera array, uniform, and low-profile. Available in a muted silver and vibrant blue, the C15 rounds off Realme’s latest design language.

Go around the front to find a notched, edge-to-edge screen. Its exact dimensions are unknown, but from the previews, you can tell that the Realme C15's bezels are lightweight. The promos also showcase a giant 6,000 mAh battery and 18W fast charging to fuel it. Though not official yet, Playfuldroid reports that the C15 features a MediaTek Helio G35 processor, coupled with 3GB + 64GB and 4GB + 64GB combos.
The publication also details the camera setup that uses a 13MP primary camera, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a pair of 2MP depth and macro sensors. Inside the notch, a more modest 8MP front-facing sensor lives. WhatMobile expects it to start from Rs. 24,999.
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