Realme Narzo 60 Pro Review | Deja vu with more storage
The Hindu
Realme Narzo 60 Pro has a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen, Dimensity 7050 chipset and a 5,000mAh battery.
The mid-range segment is an intriguing space where every company wants to stand out. In this zone, Realme has introduced its latest smartphone, Narzo 60 Pro, which offers 1TB storage - never seen before in this segment. However, the phone is similar in design and look to the previously reviewed Realme 11 Pro.
We explore what’s different about this model.
If you’ve seen the Realme 11 Pro, then the Narzo 60 Pro might make you feel like you’re seeing the same model but in a different, brighter colour. We got the Mars Orange colour variant, which was appealing. Realme has smartly printed the name of the brand on the rear side to make it easy to distinguish between this model, the Realme 11 Pro and 11 Pro+.
Just like the Realme 11 Pro, the new Narzo 60 Pro has a “100MP OIS Camera” text on the circular camera module. A Lychee Leather Design, co-created with ex-Gucci designer Matteo Menotto is present at the back, offering an easy grip and smudge-free look. However, the 3D-printed stitches of the Realme 11 Pro are missing.
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The front side is almost bezel-less, adding to the aesthetic feel. There is a punch hole at the centre for selfies. The placement of the ports and buttons is identical to the Realme 11 Pro.
The new entrant boasts a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen. With support for 1 billion colours and HDR10+, the display delivers vibrant and lifelike visuals, ensuring every image and video is a feast for the eyes. The screen also features a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, providing seamless scrolling and fluid animations. With a resolution of 1080x2412 pixels and a 20:9 aspect ratio, the device offers sharp and detailed visuals with a pixel density of approximately 394 pixels per inch. To protect the display, Realme has equipped the device with double-reinforced glass.
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