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Realme C75 Unveiled with Helio G92 Max, 50MP Camera, and 6000mAh Battery

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Realme C75 Unveiled with Helio G92 Max, 50MP Camera, and 6000mAh Battery

Realme’s newest C series commenced yesterday when they launched a Realme C75 device in Vietnam for the budget market. This phone is the first with MediaTek’s Helio G92 Max chip, and there are several other notable things about C75, making it a high-performance device. 


The Helio G85 chipset, the 720p screen, or the 5000mAh battery wasn’t as great inside the old Realme C65 4G device. But the upgrades brought by Realme C75 are quite noteworthy, like the bigger 6.72” IPS LCD which has FHD+ (1080p) resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate.


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Helio G92 Max is quite a decent jump for Realme C75 in raw GPU and CPU performance. There’s no information yet about its RAM or storage option, but we can confirm that a 6000mAh battery lies inside this handset and the backup is 45W charging. 


They didn’t use the latest Android 15 on this device like their other flagships. The new Realme budget mobile is stuck with the old Realme UI 5 x Android 14 operating system until further notice. Also, we see the same triple camera config as before but in a different design language.  


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Flip it over and you’ll find a 50 MP main camera and a 2 MP secondary sensor on the back with an LED flash. An 8 MP sensor on the front helps with the selfies. A fingerprint reader on the side secures the Realme C75, and an IP69 + military-grade shock resistance rating makes it durable. Pricing or availability details haven’t gone official yet. 

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