Specification of Realme C3
Price	6999 & 7999
Size and Weight	Length: 164.4mmWidth: 75.0mmDepth: 8.95mmWeight: ≈195g (with battery)
Display	16.5cm (6.5 inch) mini-drop fullscreenLCD multi-Touch display89.8% screen-to-body ratio1600-by-720-pixel resolution480cd/m2 max brightness (typical)Night mode for eye careCorning Gorilla Glass
Camera	12MP main cameraf/1.8 aperture5P lens4x digital zoomAI HDRAI beautyChroma boostPanorama modeExpert modeTime-Lapse mode2MP portrait camera	5MP front cameraf/2.4 aperture5P lensAI beautyAI HDR
Power and Battery	5000mAh (typical)Supports reverse charging10W charging power (5V, 2A inbox)
Memory	3GB/4GB RAM32GB/64GB ROMUp to 256GB external memory (Dedicated Slot)
Processor	Helio G70 ProcessorOcta-core CPU12nm process technologyUp to 2.0GHz clock speed
Sensors	GPS/Beidou/Glonass/A-GPSLight sensorProximity sensorMagnetic induction sensorAcceleration sensor
Operating System	realme UI 1.0Based on Android 10
Packing list	realme C3MicroUSB Cable10W Charge AdapterSIM Card NeedleScreen Protect FilmImportant Product Information(including the Warranty Card)

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