Realme Note 80 Now Available in Pakistan with ArmorShell Body & 6300mAh Battery

Realme Note 80 has officially arrived in Pakistan today. You can choose from Glacier Blue or Storm Black finishes. Only a single variant has been deployed in our market: 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. The Note 80 is an entry-level phone, but it does have a massive battery and an ArmorShell design for durability.

Realme Note 80 apparently has a 6,300mAh typical cell, which should give you a day and a half of screen time. The phone only comes with 15W wired charging. It will take some time to refuel the handset. 6W reverse wired output is also supported for other accessories.

ArmorShell design helps with drop safety. It’s been tested to survive 1.8m drops without damage, apparently. The Note 80 even has an IP54 rating. So it’s safe from rain and minor liquid spills. The newcomer’s pretty ordinary on the inside, though. The SoC is pretty basic. 

Realme Note 80 puts a weak Unisoc T7250 SoC onboard. The CPU does have eight cores, but the boost clock is capped at 1.8GHz. You only get 4GB LPDDR4X RAM to go with it. So you won’t be doing multitasking on it. The storage is 64GB (eMMC 5.1), expandable with an SD card. For more choices, browse the Realme Smartphone Price page and see what fits your budget.

This device is at least seven months old at this point, so it actually has Android 15 with Realme UI 6. It’s two generations behind the current build. Google officially has stable Android 17 out on the market right now. The default OS has the Next AI suite. It’s also certified for 48 months of fluency. 

The screen is 6.74” with 720p HD+ resolution at 90Hz. A 5MP selfie camera sits under the notch. It’s not as bright as some modern IPS displays, at only 563 nits HBM, but it’s reasonable. The huge battery didn’t really affect its thickness. Its Z-depth is only 7.94 mm.

There’s only one camera on the back. Realme Note 80 shoots with a single 8MP sensor. You get the basic set of essentials. It runs dual-band WiFi and Bluetooth 5.2. There’s also a fingerprint reader on the side. The handset will cost Rs 42,999 in Pakistan for the 4/64GB trim.