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Realme C75 Confirmed with 45W Fast Charging; Launch Expected Soon

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Realme C75 Confirmed with 45W Fast Charging; Launch Expected Soon

Realme C75 got an official certification on Elements Materials Technology yesterday, and in the process, also gave away some of its key specs. It’s an enticing phone, far better than the old Realme C65, at least in terms of battery and charging speed.


They assigned the model code ‘RMX3941’ to this phone and while there was no product title on EMT’s certificate, we also saw the same model number on the Indonesian Telecom site and they addressed it as Realme C75. That, fortunately, confirms the name of this handset. 


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Element Materials Technology foreshadowed that this new phone has 45W charging, almost three times better than Realme C65 5G’s limited 15W speed. And there’s a bigger battery too. It has jumped from a standard 5000mAh to a way beefier 5828mAh cell.


Sure, it bagged a solid power combo, but at the end of the day, it is an entry-point device just like C65. So you get standard essentials on Realme's latest budget mobile: dual SIMs, Bluetooth LE, WiFi, and NFC. Most of its other specifications remain a mystery.


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Even with minor improvements over the old C65, the Realme C75 will be a solid and competitive phone. C65 was a phone built around a 6.67” HD+ 90 Hz LCD that shoots with a 50MP camera, has Helio G85 Chip, and up to 625 nits top brightness on the display.

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