Realme C65 Set to Launch Next Week with a Unique but Familiar Samsung-esque Design

Realme is all prepped to unveil its latest addition to the C-series lineup, the Realme C65, now confirmed to hit the Vietnamese market on April 4. This upcoming handset promises to bring a fresh perspective on design and features, as teased by the company's VP Chase Xu.

The Realme C65 boasts a sleek flat frame, with the volume rocker and power buttons positioned conveniently on the right side, likely serving dual functions with the power button doubling as a fingerprint scanner. The device’s back panel showcases a glossy finish, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
A notable departure from previous models, the Realme C65 introduces a new design element with a rectangular camera island reminiscent of the Galaxy S22 series. This distinct feature houses two vertically stacked sensors alongside a dummy lens and LED flash, making the device look sophisticated.

Additionally, the teaser reveals its possible availability in Violet and Galaxy Black color options, as confirmed by Realme's Vietnam branch. Under the hood, the Realme 4G new mobile should pack a punch as it plans to host a 5,000mAh battery, supporting 45W fast charging for quick and efficient power-ups.

Shutterbugs can anticipate a high-quality photography experience since the setup is eerily similar to the Realme C67’s, featuring a 50MP f/1.8 sensor equipped with EIS for enhanced stability. Furthermore, the device is due with the latest Android 14 OS right out of the box.
To stay ahead in the smartphone design game, Realme has rehashed an old forgotten build from Samsung, stirring up controversy among enthusiasts. The Realme C65 will surely make waves in the tech arena. Stay tuned for the official unveiling on April 4 and discover all its features and pricing soon.
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