Realme C63

Realme C63 is a budget offering quite similar to its predecessor Realme C63. Here is a brief overview of the Realme C63.

Realme C63 Overview

Design and Display

The design of Realme C63 is pretty much a copy-paste of iPhones on the back. This phone comes with a squircle camera island that houses three circular cutouts. The back panel does have unique finishes though. As the name suggests, the Leather Blue options come in a vegan leather finish. Meanwhile, the Jade Green finish has a smooth texture with watery patterns. Additionally, the phone also boasts IP54 dust and water resistance. On the front, it comes with a 6.74-inch display with a waterdrop cutout. Realme shies away from mentioning the panel type of the C63. However, they do mention a refresh rate of 90Hz, a touch sampling rate of 180Hz, and an HD+ resolution. Other than that, the screen offers a brightness range from just 1 nit to 560 nits.

Performance

The performance of this phone is driven by the UNISOC T612 processor. It is a low-powered silicon that comes with eight cores, and a rather old 12 nanometre fabrication process. Both its performance and efficiency cores clock in at just 1.8GHz. Hence, you cannot expect too much performance out of the Realme C63. In addition to that, this phone comes with two RAM as well as two storage options. Firstly, the Realme C63 is available in either 6GB or 8GB memory choices with an option to further extend it an additional 8GB virtually. In terms of storage, you get 128GB and 256GB options. The phone has a MicroSD card for external storage, the limit for which has not been specified.

Camera and the rest

Talking of the optics, the primary camera on the Realme C63 is a 50MP shooter. Meanwhile, the auxiliary lens just serves as a decor and nothing else. Regardless, the camera is capable of all the standard functions along with QR code scanning. Likewise, the Realme C63 comes with an 8MP camera on the front, which also helps out with the Air Gesture feature. With this, you can perform tasks like scrolling by just waving in front of the screen. It’s pretty obvious that this phone is imitating the iPhone with its looks, but it does not stop there though. It comes with the Mini Capsule 2.0 feature which is a Dynamic Island knock-off. Similarly, it also allows you to set a desired function when pressing the power button like switching to flight mode, torch, silent mode, turning on camera, etc. This is also pretty much a copy of the Action button introduced in the iPhone 15 series. Nevertheless, they are nifty features that add to the feel of the phone. Lastly, the Realme C63 packs a 5,000 mAh battery with 45W charging support and comes with 360° NFC.