The Realme 13 Pro series debuted already, and one of the vanilla variants has surfaced just now. They launched the Realme 13 4G in Indonesia yesterday. Its design is almost the same as the rest, but to keep the pricing in check, it holds back a few steps in performance. Here’s a peep into Realme 13 4G specs.
Flipped to the front, we see a 6.67” E4 OLED panel from Samsung displays. It is an 8-bit panel with a 98% DCI-P3 color gamut range and has 180Hz touch sampling for good measure. 120Hz refresh rate and 1080p Full HD+ resolution keep things smooth and crisp. And it wraps up the package in a neat little bow with 2200nits peak brightness.
Heart rate monitoring through the screen fingerprint is a clever use of an existing feature. We don’t know how accurately Realme 13 4G measures HR, but it is convenient. It’s a shame none of the other brands thought of it before. Plus, an IP64 rating seals the chassis tight in case of excess dirt or splashes.
Realme's new 4G model is not breaking any records in performance, but a Snapdragon 685 at its core will serve users well. It is a reliable 8-core CPU with Adreno 610 integrated graphics. And there’s up to 8 GB RAM and as high as 256 GB storage the system can use.
67W fast charging is one of its better qualities. They officially market 100 percent top-up in 47 minutes. That’s plenty fast for a 5000mAh cell. For photos, you can work with a 50 MP primary Sony LYT-600 sensor on the back or a 16 MP front shooter for selfies. And for all this, the price is very justifiable. Realme 13 4G in its 8/128 GB config costs $185 (~PKR 51,500).