Realme C65 Approved by Indonesia's SDPPI Certification; Global Launch Imminent

Realme's upcoming low-cost smartphone, the Realme C65, is steadily paving its way towards a global launch, with recent certification sightings adding to the anticipation. Following appearances on multiple certification databases like TDRA, TUV, Camera FV-5, and EEC, the device has now surfaced on Indonesia’s SDPPI Authority.

Identified by the model number RMX3910, the Realme C65 secured certification under the number 97918/SDPPI/2024, nearing its introduction to the Indonesian market. While the certification doesn't disclose detailed specifications, it is a promising indicator of an upcoming launch.
Previous certifications have hinted at notable features, including a standard 4,880mAh battery, expected to be marketed as 5,000mAh, along with 45W SuperVOOC fast charging support. Additionally, insights from the Camera FV-5 listing shed light on Realme's latest budget mobile's imaging setup.

Aligned closely with its sibling Realme C67, the newcomer plans to mount a 50MP primary camera followed by a depth mapper. The Realme C67, launched in December 2023, boasted a 6.72-inch IPS LCD panel with a 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. While the 4G variant housed a Snapdragon 685 SoC, the 5G variant featured a Dimensity 6100 chip.
The oncoming sibling plans to host eerily similar features but at a lower cost. Anticipation is growing for the Realme C65's global debut, and fans await further details to unwrap in the coming days. So stay tuned for more updates on the Realme's upcoming smartphone.
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