Realme Phones

Realme Phones in Kenya

Realme phones offer a broad selection of affordable Android smartphones for everyday communication, mobile entertainment, photography, study and work.

The Realme range in Kenya includes entry-level Note models, budget and mid-range C-series phones, and more advanced numbered models such as the Realme 12+ 5G and Realme 12 Pro 5G.

Entry-level Realme phones generally focus on long battery life, large displays, expandable storage and affordable pricing. More advanced models may include AMOLED displays, faster processors, 5G connectivity, higher-resolution cameras and faster charging.

When comparing Realme phones in Kenya, check:

  • Processor
  • RAM
  • Internal storage
  • Screen size
  • Display resolution
  • Refresh rate
  • Main and selfie cameras
  • Battery capacity
  • Charging speed
  • 4G or 5G connectivity
  • Dual-SIM support
  • Memory-card support
  • Android and Realme UI version
  • Water and dust resistance
  • Colour
  • Warranty
  • New or previously owned condition

Do not compare phones using the model name alone. Realme often releases the same phone with different RAM and storage configurations. A Realme C75 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage should be treated as a separate configuration from an 8GB/512GB model.

Realme Note Series Phones

Realme Note phones are mainly intended for buyers looking for an affordable smartphone for calls, messaging, social media, mobile payments, browsing and light entertainment.

Models commonly found in Kenya include:

  • Realme Note 50
  • Realme Note 60
  • Realme Note 60x
  • Realme Note 70

These phones typically provide large displays, dual-SIM support, expandable storage and batteries designed for everyday use.

The Realme Note 60, for example, is sold locally in a 4GB RAM and 128GB storage configuration at approximately KSh 13,100–KSh 13,200. The Note 60x is commonly listed at approximately KSh 13,500–KSh 14,000.

Note-series phones are suitable for:

  • Calls and messaging
  • WhatsApp and social media
  • M-PESA and mobile banking
  • Online learning
  • Web browsing
  • Music and video streaming
  • Light mobile applications

They are not normally intended for demanding gaming, intensive video editing or heavy multitasking. Buyers who regularly use resource-intensive applications should consider a Realme C-series or numbered-series model with a faster processor and more RAM.

Realme C-Series Phones

The Realme C series covers entry-level and mid-range smartphones. Current models include the Realme C61, C67, C75, C75x, C85 Pro and C100i.

C-series phones generally offer a stronger combination of performance, battery capacity, cameras and durability than the most basic Note models.

The exact features vary considerably between models. For example, the Realme C75 has a 6.72-inch FHD+ display with a refresh rate of up to 90Hz, a 6000mAh battery and 45W charging. Realme also lists IP69 dust and water resistance and reinforced ArmorShell protection for this model.

The Realme C75x offers a 120Hz display, a 5600mAh battery, a MediaTek Helio G81 Ultra processor and IP66, IP68 and IP69 protection.

Realme C-series phones may be suitable for:

  • Students
  • Everyday smartphone users
  • Social media
  • Video streaming
  • Mobile photography
  • Business communication
  • Delivery and field applications
  • Users who prioritise battery life
  • Buyers who need a more durable phone

Water-resistance ratings do not mean a phone is completely waterproof under all conditions. Liquid protection may decline with wear, physical damage or unauthorised repairs. Confirm the warranty conditions before intentionally exposing a phone to water.

Realme 4G and 5G Phones

Many affordable Realme phones sold in Kenya use 4G LTE. These models are suitable for normal browsing, messaging, streaming and mobile applications where 5G is not essential.

Realme also produces 5G phones such as the Realme 12+ 5G and Realme 12 Pro 5G. These models generally offer more powerful processors, higher-quality displays, improved cameras and faster connectivity.

A 5G phone may be useful when:

  • 5G coverage is available in your area
  • You regularly download large files
  • You stream high-resolution video
  • You use mobile hotspot connections
  • You intend to keep the phone for several years

Before buying an imported Realme phone, confirm that its network bands are compatible with Kenyan mobile networks. Different regional versions of the same model may support different frequency bands.

Realme Phones for Students and Everyday Use

Students and everyday users should compare:

  • Battery life
  • RAM
  • Storage capacity
  • Screen quality
  • Charging speed
  • Memory-card support
  • Camera quality
  • Software-update support
  • Repair and accessory availability

A phone with 4GB RAM may handle basic communication, browsing and light applications. For frequent multitasking, gaming or long-term use, 6GB or 8GB RAM is generally more practical.

A 64GB phone may become full quickly when used for photos, videos, offline media and applications. A 128GB model provides more flexibility, while 256GB or 512GB may be appropriate for users who record a large amount of video or install many applications.

Some Realme phones support microSD cards, but expandable storage does not normally replace internal storage for every application.

Realme Phones for Photography and Content Creation

Camera performance depends on more than the advertised megapixel count.

When comparing Realme phone cameras, consider:

  • Main camera sensor
  • Ultrawide camera availability
  • Optical image stabilisation
  • Portrait-camera capability
  • Night photography
  • Video resolution
  • Front-camera quality
  • Processor image processing
  • Storage capacity

Affordable Realme phones are generally suitable for casual photos, social-media content and video calls. Buyers who prioritise portraits, low-light photography or higher-quality video should consider advanced models such as the Realme 12+ 5G or Realme 12 Pro 5G.

The Realme 12 Pro 5G includes a 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED display and a camera system designed around a 50MP main camera, a 32MP telephoto camera and an 8MP ultrawide camera. Kenyan listings place this model at approximately KSh 52,000, although the exact configuration should be confirmed before ordering.

Realme Phones for Gaming

Realme phones can run popular Android games, but gaming performance differs considerably between entry-level and mid-range models.

For gaming, check:

  • Processor and graphics unit
  • RAM
  • Display refresh rate
  • Touch-response rate
  • Internal storage
  • Battery capacity
  • Charging speed
  • Cooling
  • Speaker quality
  • Supported game settings

Entry-level Note phones are better suited to casual games. Models with 6GB or 8GB RAM, faster MediaTek or Qualcomm processors and 90Hz or 120Hz displays are more appropriate for regular gaming.

A high refresh rate can make supported games and interface animations appear smoother, but it does not guarantee high frame rates. Actual performance depends on the processor, graphics unit, game optimisation and selected graphics settings.

Realme Battery and Charging

Battery capacity is one of the main differences between current Realme models.

Many Realme phones include batteries between approximately 5,000mAh and 7,000mAh. Models such as the Realme C75 combine a 6000mAh battery with 45W charging, while newer high-capacity models may offer even larger batteries.

When comparing charging specifications, confirm:

  • Battery capacity
  • Maximum supported charging wattage
  • Whether the charger is included
  • Charger plug type
  • USB cable type
  • Reverse-charging support
  • Charging time under normal conditions

Maximum charging speed usually requires a compatible Realme charger and cable. A standard third-party charger may charge the phone more slowly.

Realme Phone Prices in Kenya

Realme phoneApproximate price range
Realme Note 60 4GB/128GBKSh 13,100–KSh 13,900
Realme Note 60x 4GB/64GBKSh 13,500–KSh 14,000
Realme Note 70 4GB/128GBKSh 17,500–KSh 18,500
Realme C75x 6GB/128GBKSh 18,000–KSh 19,500
Realme C61 8GB/256GBKSh 18,500–KSh 20,000
Realme C100i 4GB/64GBKSh 19,000–KSh 20,500
Realme C100i 4GB/128GBKSh 20,500–KSh 22,000
Realme C67 4G 8GB/256GBKSh 22,000–KSh 24,000
Realme C75 8GB/256GBKSh 24,500–KSh 26,500
Realme C75 8GB/512GBKSh 28,000–KSh 30,500
Realme C85 Pro 8GB/256GBKSh 31,000–KSh 33,000
Realme 12 Pro 5G 8GB/256GBKSh 50,000–KSh 55,000

Current Kenyan listings place the Realme Note 60 at approximately KSh 13,100–KSh 13,900, the Note 60x at about KSh 13,500–KSh 14,000 and the Realme Note 70 at approximately KSh 18,000.

The Realme C75x is listed at approximately KSh 18,500, while the C61 is listed at around KSh 18,900. The Realme C67 4G is currently listed at approximately KSh 22,600.

Current Realme C75 listings place the 8GB/256GB model at approximately KSh 25,000 and the 8GB/512GB configuration at approximately KSh 29,000. The Realme C85 Pro 8GB/256GB is listed at approximately KSh 31,500.

Realme phone prices in Kenya vary according to:

  • Model
  • RAM
  • Storage
  • 4G or 5G connectivity
  • Display technology
  • Camera system
  • Battery and charging speed
  • Colour
  • Supplier
  • Warranty
  • New or previously owned condition

Before ordering, confirm the exact RAM and storage configuration. Some sellers display extended or “dynamic” RAM in the headline, which is not the same as physical RAM.

You should also confirm:

  • Exact model and regional version
  • Network compatibility
  • Colour
  • Charger inclusion
  • Warranty duration
  • Delivery charges
  • Return policy
  • Whether the phone is new or previously owned

Browse the available Realme phones above to compare current models, RAM, storage, cameras, battery capacity, connectivity and prices in Kenya.

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