Review on Realme C30 Smartphone 4/64 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, Black by Janis Riekstins ᠌

Surprisingly, the impression that the smartphone made was stronger than that of its older sibling, the C31. The Realme C30 has a more pleasant feel in the hand, and the build quality of the version that I have is far higher than that of the Realme C31 (although it's highly probable that I just got "lucky"). With its positives being: Outstanding overall performance for the asking price of $6800 at the time of acquisition. A design that is both interesting and quite original, with a corrugated rear surface; nevertheless, the quality of the materials and assembly is just average, which is to be expected given the price. Operation of the shell and communication (both wifi and cellular communication keeps working well) that is stable. With these drawbacks: Display is quite dark even when set to the lowest brightness level (it causes interference if you switch on auto brightness as in c31, although this can be rectified manually). Weak camera, but considering the price, it's not that big of a deal.