Realme C75 Gets A Price Drop! But Is It A Good Deal Now?

Realme Nepal launched the C75, a mid-range smartphone, back in March. After only three months in the market, the phone is already getting its first price slash!

What is the Price of the Realme C75 in Nepal?

The realme C75 launched at Rs. 26,999 (8/128GB) and Rs. 29,999 (8/256GB) back in March. Now, both variants have Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 3,000 knocked off their respective price tags.

In other words, realme C75 price in Nepal is currently Rs. 24,999 (8/128GB) and Rs. 26,999 (8/256GB). You can purchase the smartphone in stores across Nepal as well as in online marketplaces.

The price difference between the two variants is just Rs. 2,000, but the higher variant has double the storage capacity. This makes the upgrade a good deal, as it offers more storage at a reasonable price.

Following up on the Realme C63 and Realme Note 60, the C75 aims to deliver durability and performance at a competitive price.

However, the overall value of the smartphone is questionable, as the specs fail to justify the asking price, especially compared to the standard already established in the mid-range segment. We have gone through the nitty-gritty of the realme C75 in our review video:

Meanwhile, let’s explore the phone’s technical side of things further in this article.

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Realme C75 Overview

Design

The realme C75 sports a flat and boxy design inspired by the nature power design. The corners are rounded, which makes the design ergonomic to hold with flat side rails and a flat rear panel that gives it a compact look.

The phone’s side rails are made of metal—a pleasant upgrade over the plastic rails seen in this segment. It houses the volume and power/fingerprint buttons on the right and a dedicated slot on the left that supports dual SIM cards and microSD.

The prominent camera bump at the rear sports a three-distinct camera cut-out—one of which is a dummy camera—a trend I am not a big fan of.

It gets a realme and 50MP AI camera branding, which complements its subtle gradient finish. The overall build does improve its hands-on feel. Additionally, the realme C75 comes in Lightning Gold and Storm Black colors.

Finally, the charging port is at the bottom but misses out on the 3.5mm headphone jack, which is another frustratingly trending practice in the mid-range segment.

Build Quality/Durability

C75 claims an impressive IP66/IP68/IP69 dust and water resistance, making it the only other midranger other than the Oppo A5 Pro to get the IP69 certification. A rare feature that some of the highest-end flagships do not even sport.

This is all thanks to the Integrated Foam, Seal, Redesigned Waterproof Structure, and Upgraded Waterproof Components. It claims the phone can remain immersed in the water at 0.5-meter depth for 7 days, 2-meter depth for 24 hours, and 2.5-meter depth for 12 hours.

Moreover, C75 features a SonicWave Water Ejection function, which can vibrate at a specific frequency to effectively eject up to 50% of excess water with just a tap.

The front glass features ArmorShell Glass, which incorporates 35% lithium, aluminum, and boron. This combination creates a dense, high-strength protective shield that offers improvements of 260% in drop resistance and 400% in scratch resistance.

Additionally, the integrated metal inner frame claims comprehensive protection from corner to corner, making it effective against drops from a maximum height of 2 meters. It has successfully passed 150 drop tests from 0.7 meters and has been tested in various simulated drop scenarios.

The overall focus seems to be on water resistance and durability, especially with the TÜV Rheinland Rugged Smartphone and MIL-STD-810H standard certification ensuring military-grade protection that excels in everyday life.

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Display

Moving onto the display, the phone has a hole-punch display with black bezels and a prominent chin on the bottom. The 6.72-inch IPS LCD panel has a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels. This gives the phone a screen-to-body ratio of 91.40%.

Moving on, the display has a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz and a maximum typical brightness of 580 nits. The brightness increases to 690 nits in HBM.

The FHD+ resolution was expected, but the exclusion of an AMOLED display hurts the realme C75’s case. Especially considering that other similarly priced midrangers like the Samsung Galaxy M16 5G and Redmi Note 14 4G come with the coveted display panel.

Hardware

In terms of hardware, the phone comes equipped with a MediaTek Helio G92 Max chipset. The 12nm octa-core processor has 2x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 and 6x 1.8 Cortex-A55 alongside Mali-G52 graphics.

The performance takes a backseat in benchmarking with a mediocre score of 271,769 in AnTuTu. These numbers are comparable to those of Techno Spark 30 (240,425) and Redmi 13 (280,072), which are available under the Rs. 20,000 price point.

While we can easily find plenty of 5G options at ~Rs. 25,000 price point, offering a 4G chipset isn’t unheard of or anything. I did not want to be this harsh to this phone, but opting for Helio G92 is definitely the lowest of the lows.

This is because we get devices like the Infinix Note 50x 5G+ in this price, which is cheaper than the realme C75 and ships with MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate! Even for 4G-only option, Helio G99 or G100 is a bare minimum in the price segment.

We can find all the processors I have mentioned in other phones of similar price, and all of them put out nearly twice the numbers of G92 Max in benchmarks. Judging by this, it is clear that the realme is cutting costs by opting for a substandard chipset, which is a very questionable decision.

Anyway, the phone is available with 8GB RAM in terms of memory, and 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. Besides that, the phone also supports memory expansion and has a dedicated microSD card slot. Additionally, the C75 includes 16GB Dynamic RAM support, expanding the total RAM up to 24GB.

It also supports “Dynamic Button” with presets like double-tap, double-press, and swiping to launch different applications like the flashlight, camera, etc., after unlocking it.

Cameras

Regarding the camera, the C75 comes with a 50MP main camera that has an aperture of ƒ/1.8. The main camera is accompanied by one auxiliary lens and a dummy cut-out whose purpose and specifications have not been specified by realme.

At the front, you get an 8MP selfie camera that has an aperture of ƒ/2.0. Video-wise, the front and rear cameras can record videos up to 1080p at 30 frames per second.

It supports photography functions like Tap to Capture, Show Palm, and Tap Screen Virtual Button to Capture.

Battery and OS

realme has included a 6000mAh (rated at 5860mAh) power pack with the realme C75. It includes a 45W fast charging power brick in the box, which can charge the phone up to 100% in just 90 minutes.

In terms of software, realme has included Android 14 as the phone’s operating system and has applied realme UI 5.0 skin on top of the base OS.

Besides that, realme has also included AI-based performance management tools like Mini Capsule 3.0, AI Clear Face, AI Smart Loop, and AI Boost.

Realme C75 Price in Nepal and Availability

The realme C75 price in Nepal is Rs. 24,999 (8/128GB) and Rs. 26,999 (8/128GB). You can purchase the smartphone in stores across Nepal as well as in online marketplaces.

Realme C75 nails down the design for a modern mid-ranger with metal sides and a slimmer profile. Moreover, the IP69 rating and ArmorShell Glass will ensure its durability in the long run.

Prioritizing ruggedness and durability is commendable, but those practical improvements come at the cost of subpar performance. It is impossible to overlook the underwhelming display and chipset for its price. Opting for an LCD panel and an underperforming processor in the highly competitive midrange segment in 2025 is questionable.

In contrast, the Infinix Note 50x 5G+, available for Rs. 21,999 (8/256GB), ships with the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate chipset and outperforms C75 by landslide margins.

Meanwhile, HMD Crest 5G, which is an even cheaper phone priced at Rs. 18,999, outperforms realme significantly too. What adds salt to the wound is, this one also comes with an OLED screen.

The realme C75, even after its price slash, is still outdone by more inexpensive phones, which makes it really hard to defend.

What do you think about the realme C75? Do let us know in the comments!