Realme C20 is another upcoming entry-level C series phone after the Realme C12, C15 and C17. It's the latest in Realme's budget C-series. Last month, Thailand's NBTC authority signed off on the model. Four weeks later, the first Realme C20 product listing is up on a Vietnamese online store. It should soon make its official debut in multiple South East Asian markets.
The product page for Realme C20, with its price, specs, and images, prematurely went live on FPTShop. It’s a very formulaic build.
Realme C20, like many other recent models in the C-series, runs on Helio G35. It’s an entry-level MediaTek chip optimized for gaming on low-end devices. A 5000 mAh battery powers it, although the phone lacks any fast charging support. 2GB of memory does the multi-tasking, and the internal storage is 32GB. The phone comes in blue and black colors.
The Realme C20's screen has a notch and a hefty chin around it. We’re looking at a 6.5” IPS LCD that peaks at 720P. The Realme new model 2021 camera on the front is 5MP, and the one on the back is 8MP. It’s embedded in an oversized, boxlike camera bump.
Like Realme C11 — currently, the cheapest in the lineup — the C20 also lacks a fingerprint scanner. The only biometric security onboard is 2D face detection.
Similarly, its charging port has a dated micro-USB interface. But a 3.5 mm jack is available. Realme C20 is shipped with Android10 and starts from $117 (~ Rs. 18,700.)
