Realme Mobile Price in Nepal (April 2024 Updated)

Realme is the sub-brand of OPPO that directly rivals the Redmi and IQOO subbrands of Xiaomi and Vivo respectively. A good smartphone at an affordable price has been the key to their success. Welcome to our list of Realme mobile price in Nepal.

Realme Mobiles in Nepal

Pashupati Trade Link Pvt. Ltd was the official distributor of Realme phones in Nepal. But in August 2021, Realme relaunched in Nepal with the new distributor and management, Jagdamba Mobiles Pvt. Ltd. Now, the former Realme distributor looks after Dizo.

There are 21 Realme smartphones in Nepal currently available and they range from Rs. 13,499 for the Realme Narzo 50i (2/32GB) to Rs. 1,09,999 for the Realme GT 2 Pro (12/256GB).

They deal with a variety of smartphones from entry-level to mid-level but they are popular for their affordable mid-range phones. In November 2021, Realme introduced its Narzo series in Nepal with Narzo 50A and Narzo 50i. Realme 11 Pro Plus, Realme Narzo N55, and Realme C30s are some of their different smartphones right now.

Realme has classified their phones into multiple categories for easier understanding. Here’s a short breakdown.

• GT Series: GT phones offer top-end processors and performance along with fast charging and unique designs but they have less of an emphasis on camera capabilities.
• Number Series: Also referred to as their “Hero” series, Realme offers some flagship features on these phones but prices them in the mid-range budget segment.
• Narzo Series: Narzo is an acronym where ‘N’ stands for “Next-Level Camera,” ‘A’ for “A Class Processor,” ‘R’ for “Remarkable Battery,” ‘Z’ for “Zenith of Design,” and ‘O’ for “Outstanding Display”. Pretty Self Explanatory.
• C Series: The Realme C Series is their entry-level segment designed to offer good performance and long battery life at an affordable price and for everyday use.

Realme Phones in Nepal Price List

Realme Mobile Price in Nepal 2024

Realme C53

It is a pretty sleek phone at just 8mm thickness. The body curves at the edges at a C-angle to allow more comfort while holding the phone and the back design features a two-tone finish with the upper part having a glossy shine while the lower part is covered with a shimmering finish.

The phone has a 6.74-inch HD+ display that refreshes at 90Hz. The panel itself is IPS and has a touch sampling rate of 180 Hz, and Realme claims a screen-to-body ratio of 90.3%

Under the hood of this phone is the Unisoc Tiger T612 chipset. An entry-level octa-core processor (2 x 1.8 GHz Cortex-A75 and 6 x 1.8 GHz Cortex-A55) with Mali-G57 to handle graphics.

The primary camera is a 108MP sensor and the secondary is a depth sensor. It has an 8MP camera for selfies.

Realme C53 Specifications

The phone has a large 5000mAh battery with support for 18W wired charging.

It’s a budget phone and brings mostly budget features except for the large 108MP camera.

Realme C51

The two-tone minimal finish on the plastic back looks great and the phone is pretty thin at just 7.99mm. The C-angle design makes for a good look and is also comfortable to hold. You get the Mini capsule feature with the phone as well.

The phone comes with a 6.74-inch HD+ resolution display that refreshes at 90Hz. The panel is an IPS one that has a touch sampling rate of 180Hz and features a waterdrop notch.

Under the hood of this phone is a Unisoc Tiger T612 chipset. It is an entry-level octa-core processor (2×1.8 GHz Cortex-A75 & 6×1.8 GHz Cortex-A55) with Mali-G57 to handle the graphics.

In the camera department, the primary is a 50MP f1.8 “AI” camera and the secondary is a depth sensor.

Realme C51 Specifications

The phone has a large 5000mAh battery with support for 33W wired charging. Realme has advertised a 0-50% charge in 28 minutes for the phone.

It’s a budget phone and brings mostly budget features except for the 33W fast charging.

Realme 11X

The phone is thin and features a circular camera module at the back which has a glitter sand effect that shines when light hits it.

At the front is a 6.72-inch FHD+ display. The bezels are pretty thin except for the chin and the panel has good brightness levels. The panel however is an IPS LCD and not an AMOLED like we all expected.

Powering the phone is Mediatek’s 6100+ chipset which is good for the price. It provides similar benchmark numbers compared to the SD 4 Gen 1 on the similarly priced Redmi Note 12 5G.

The Realme 11X has a 64MP main camera. It misses out on an ultrawide camera. The videos are limited to 1080p@30fps and you get an 8MP front camera.

Realme 11X Specifications

The phone has a large 5000mAh battery with support for 33W wired charging. Realme has advertised a 0-50% charge in 29 minutes for the phone.

For the features the phone offers, the phone provides good value for money. The only compaint really is the lack of an AMOLED panel and ultrawide camera.

Realme 11

At a glance, the phone looks pretty cool with what Realme calls Glory Halo design. The camera ring has 538 symmetrical patterns aligned perfectly with a high-end polish applied giving it a premium feel.

The phone comes with a 6.72-inch FHD+ resolution display which is great but it’s an IPS LCD panel. At this price, you’d expect an AMOLED panel and the screen brightness is also average for the price at 680nits of max brightness.

Under the hood of this phone is MediaTek’s Dimensity 6100+ (6nm) chipset. It is a mid-range octa-core processor (2×2.2 GHz Cortex-A76 & 6×2.0 GHz Cortex-A55) with Mali-G57 MC2 to handle the graphics.

You get a dual camera setup on paper but the depth sensor is redundant so you basically get to work with a single 108MP lens. The sensor itself is Samsung’s HM6 sensor and the phone brings good details by pixel binning at 9:1. The video capabilities are a bit lacking as the phone only records up to 1080p@30fps. That’s a budget phone area really.

Realme 11 Specifications

The phone has a large 5000mAh battery with support for 67W wired charging. Realme has advertised a 17-minute 0-50% charge for the phone.

We were hoping this phone would make our best phones under Rs.40,000 list but as it is, it’s fighting an uphill battle due to the compromises in the display and camera department.

Realme 11 Pro Plus

The Realme 11 Pro Plus features vegan leather on the back, crafted by former Gucci prints designer, Matteo Menotto. There’s a circular camera module with a 3D Couture-level seam running down the center of the back. But, the caveat is that the phone has no IP rating.

The phone features a 6.7-inch curved display refreshing at 120Hz. It’s an AMOLED panel and can reach 950 nits of peak brightness. It’s also HDR 10+ certified and features 2160Hz PWM Dimming for eye care.

It comes with MediaTek’s Dimensity 7050 and Mali G68 MC4 GPU. It’s a decent CPU comparable to the Dimensity 1080 in terms of performance but Realme could’ve used a much better chipset to be honest, given the price of the phone.

The Pro Plus features a triple camera setup. The main f1.7 camera has a beastly 200MP Samsung HP3 sensor. It’s been advertised to allow for 2x and 4x lossless zoom. Other cameras include an 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro.

Realme has managed to fit a 5000mAh battery in an 8.7mm phone. It supports 100W fast charging from the Type-C port. They claim the phone fully charges in just 26 minutes which is crazy fast.

A premium phone at a premium price. The phone can feel lacking in terms of raw power compared to other phones in the same budget category but still brings a very appealing package relative to the price. No wonder it made our best phones under Rs.60,000 list.

Realme 11 Pro

Realme 11 Pro looks absolutely premium and the leather finish feels excellent in hand.Both the back wall and the front glass are bent towards the plastic frame. The round camera module catches the eye and gives the device a unique character. The central zipper design mimics a runway.

For the price, the display of the Realme 11 Pro is pretty impressive. The 6.7-inch 1080p OLED panel supports 10-bit color and has a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. Likewise, YouTube and Netflix support HDR 10+ as well.

It comes with MediaTek’s Dimensity 7050 and Mali G68 MC4 GPU. It’s a decent performer but it doesn’t provide the best performance for the price. On a daily basis, the phone works very well. The phone doesn’t get too hot and the gaming performance of the device is also good.

The circular camera module houses a 100MP OIS primary camera and a 2MP macro camera. Likewise, it has a 16MP selfie camera on the front. The main camera takes good photos in daylight with balanced exposure. The dynamic range is wide and it retains detail in the shadows as well.

The phone comes with a 5000mAh battery and has a good battery life of about 7 hours of screen time. Furthermore, it supports 67W fast charging but comes with an 80W charger.

Realme 11 Pro is a well-designed phone. It uses a premium faux leather finish that sets it apart from the rest of the mid-range phones. If you don’t care much about the ultrawide camera, this just might be your next phone.

Read our review here.

Realme Narzo N53

The design of the phone is really good. The phone has a line texture finish at the back that shimmers and shines at different light angles. The phone is made of plastic. However, the feel of this phone is good.

The phone comes with a standard IPS LCD HD+ display. But at least, the display refreshes at 90Hz. The display gets decently bright but under direct sunlight, it can be a bit difficult to view the screen and the phone comes with Widevine L3.

The phone features the octa-core Unisoc Tiger T612 (2 x A75@1.8 GHz+6 x A55@1.8 GHz) and the performance is average. It has microstutters here and there.

For the cameras, it comes with a dual-camera setup. A 50MP f1.8 main shooter with an unspecified secondary camera. Photos from the main sensor are bright but lack the dynamic range. It’s not bad but could’ve been better with the software processing. Daytime shots have decent sharpness and the phone captures fine details quite well given the price.

The phone is juiced with a 5000mAh battery and you can squeeze over 7 hours of SoT with mixed usage of benchmarks, gaming, and camera usage. The phone comes with support for 33W fast charging and a 33W SuperVOOC charger in the box.

The Narzo N53 is a good phone for the price. The phone has made some compromises in regards to performance and storage but also offers a segment-leading feature: the 33W fast charging.

Read our review.

Realme C55

The Realme C55 has a plastic build with a flat frame and dual cameras on the rear. On the front, it has a hole punch and the phone is pretty thin as well at only 7.89mm.

The phone features a large 6.72-inch FHD+ IPS LCD display. It supports a 90Hz refresh rate, 680 nits brightness, and 16.7M colors.

The C55 is powered by the MediaTek Helio G88 chipset. A chipset that is often seen on phones in this price range and is a decent performer as well.

For the cameras, the back has a 64MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor at the back. The front has an 8MP selfie camera. The phone can shoot video up to 1080p at 60 fps from the rear camera which is not seen very often in this price range.

The phone is powered by a 5000mAh battery and a 33W charger in the box. In terms of software, it runs on Android 13 topped with Realme UI 4.0.

The C55 is the same as the N55 and that was a pretty good phone for the price. The C55 is similarly priced so it gets a solid recommendation from us in this price range.

Read our review of the Narzo N55.

Realme 10 4G

Featuring the Light Particle Design, the Realme 10 looks stunning and is similar to the Pro Plus variant except for the flat screen and flat frame. You do get a fingerprint sensor embedded into the power button.

At the front is a 6.4-inch FHD Super AMOLED 90Hz panel protected by Gorilla Glass 5 and the panel boasts a peak brightness of 1000nits.

For processing, the Realme 10 uses MediaTek Helio G99 chipset along with up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. Helio G99 is a good chip at this price range and offers good performance as well.

Realme has opted for a dual camera setup without an ultrawide angle sensor. It has a 50MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. The photos often look a bit washed out but otherwise decent.

The phone is powered by a 5000mAh battery and supports 33W charging. In terms of software, it runs on Android 12 topped with Realme UI 3.0.

It’s the successor of the Realme 9 which was quite popular in Nepal. It brings some upgrades in terms of performance but the camera department has seen a downgrade instead. For the price, it’s still a decent offering but not the best.

Realme 10 Pro Plus

The 10 Pro+ has a curved display at the sides. That, combined with the curved back of the phone, makes the phone feel even thinner than it already is and, at the same time makes it look great. Realme has gone with plastic for both the frame and back but it’s pretty difficult to distinguish between glass and plastic back when the finish is so good.

This was the first smartphone in this series of phones from Realme to feature a curved display. It’s a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel with Full HD+ resolution. The colors on the display are excellent, with vivid colors, and the touch response also feels fast.

The 10 Pro+ uses a Dimensity 1080 chipset, which boasts two Cortex-A78 performance cores clocked slightly faster at up to 2.6GHz compared to 2.5GHz in the Dimensity 920 processor equipped in the previous model, the 9 Pro+. In day-to-day life, the phone performs wonderfully. Everything runs smoothly and without any hiccups.

The big two rings at the back house three cameras: a 108MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide camera, and a 2MP macro. The main camera takes good pictures, but the colors are a bit washed out.

Realme has managed to put a 5000mAh battery inside the 10 Pro Plus. The battery life is excellent on this device. You can easily get at least a full day on a single charge.

It’s not a perfect phone. The cameras could have been better, and Realme should have included an OIS. And, despite having a good UI, the ads on Realme’s UI are quite annoying. Nevertheless, these drawbacks are forgivable when you consider the overall value that this phone provides.

Read our review here.

Realme Narzo 50i Prime

The phone has a plastic build with a striped pattern at the back. A wide rectangle that spans the width of the device encloses the single camera and flash.

It features an IPS LCD display that measures 6.5 inches diagonally. It has an HD+ resolution. The display has a waterdrop notch.

Under the hood, the phone has a Unisoc T612 processor. Built on a 12nm process technology, it has two Arm Cortex-A75 cores at 1.8GHz frequency, six Arm Cortex-A55 cores at 1.8GHz, and a Mali-G57 GPU.

The back has an 8MP main camera, while the waterdrop notch at the front includes a 5MP selfie camera. The back camera can shoot video up to 1080p at 30FPS.

Fueling the smartphone is a 5000mAh battery. The phone charges via a dated Micro-USB port and only supports up to 10W charging.

It’s an entry-level phone which may be suitable as a first phone.

Realme C30s

The C30s has a striped pattern design on the back, but it is not as pronounced as the C30. The rear camera and the flash are in the same spot inside a rectangular island.

The phone has a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display. It has a waterdrop notch with a relatively large chin and the display does not support a high refresh rate.

Powering the Realme C30s is an octa-core Unisoc SC9863A processor. The chipset is built on a 28nm process node and has four ARM Cortex-A55 cores running at 1.6GHz and four 1.2GHz Cortex-A55 cores. It’s an entry-level chipset.

Realme C30s has a single rear camera of 8MP and a 5MP selfie camera. The phone can record up to 1080p video at 30fps.

It includes a 5000mAh battery. The phone comes with a 10W charger.

It’s an entry-level phone with bare minimum specs.

Realme C33

The phone has a glossy, shiny design with a sparkling pattern. It looks super cool on the phone and is similar to the finish on the Realme 9i 5G.

The 6.5-inch display has a refresh rate of 60Hz. It gets a waterdrop notch and an aspect ratio of 88.7%. It’s HD+ and not the sharpest thing in the world.

Under the hood, the phone is powered by Unisoc Tiger T612 chipset. A 12nm SoC with eight cores. Surprisingly, the storage used is of UFS 2.2 technology and you also get expandable storage with the phone.

The back has a 50MP main camera. It’s rare to see a 50MP camera in this price range.

Fueling the smartphone is a 5000mAh battery and supports up to 10W charging.

The Realme C33 is a budget phone with an HD+ display, a dated MicroUSB port, and only 10W charging support.

Realme 9i 5G

The phone has a shiny, glittery design with its “Laser Light Design” that is inspired by a CD (compact disc). It is made of polycarbonate, and the top left of the rear features a flash and three camera circles.

The 6.6-inch FHD+ display has a refresh rate of 90Hz and gets a waterdrop notch.

Under the hood, the smartphone is equipped with MediaTek Dimensity 810 processor, which is built on TSMC’s 6nm technology. It has a dedicated microSD card slot, allowing users to expand its storage.

The back has a triple rear camera setup with a 50MP main camera. The other two cameras are a macro camera and a portrait camera with a 50.0-degree FoV.

The phone comes with a 5000mAh battery. It supports 18W fast charging, which is another downgrade from Realme 9i 4G’s 33W.

As 5G is not mainstream in Nepal yet, you might wanna grab the 4G variant as it offers some better quality of life features but otherwise they’re the same phone.

Realme 9 Pro 5G

The phone is made from plastic at the back and the sides. It’s a thin phone and looks pretty good design wise.

Up front, the 9 Pro rocks a 6.6-inch FHD LCD panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. The display can switch between various refresh rates with a minimum refresh rate of 30Hz.

Powered by the Snapdragon 695 5G processor, the phone performs quite well in daily as well as gaming aspects.

The rear features a triple camera setup that includes a 64 MP primary sensor, an 8 MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 2 MP macro.

The phone packs a 5000mAh battery along with a 33W Dart charger. It takes around 1 hour and 15 mins to fully charge the battery.

A good phone for the price but will it retain it’s position as one of the best phones under Rs.40000 as time goes by?

Realme Narzo 50A Prime

The phone has a textured rear panel but it has a glossy finish horizontally along the camera module. It has some design changes compared to the Narzo 50A.

It is equipped with a 6.6-inch IPS LCD screen and has a maximum brightness of 600 nits. The screen resolution has been improved from HD to FHD on the Prime.

Powered by a Unisoc T612 chipset, which has eight CPU cores with two Arm Cortex-A75 cores (1.8GHz) and six Arm Cortex-A55 cores (1.8GHz), and a Mali-G57 GPU, the phone offers average performance. As for storage, it uses UFS 2.2 storage compared to eMMC 5.1 used on the Narzo 50A.

The phone features three rear cameras, comprising a 50MP main camera, a 2MP macro camera, and a 0.3MP B/W camera.

The phone has a 5000mAh battery with 18W fast charging support.

For the price it still looks like a decent offering but the old Android version and lack of updates to the latest one might be of concern to people.

Realme GT Neo 3

The phone has a racing-inspired theme with white stripes on the rear. The blue paint job on the glass back looks excellent and the rear panel has a smooth texture that easily hides smudges. Also, the phone feels easy on the hand despite its size.

The 120Hz AMOLED panel is very good for the price. The AMOLED panel has impressive color reproduction with good contrast and excellent color accuracy. Plus, it has a 10-bit color depth and HDR10+ support. Likewise, it is more than bright enough to use outdoors.

Powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8100 chipset. this is a fast phone with that 5nm chip featuring four Arm Cortex-A78 big CPU cores running at 2.85GHz, four Arm Cortex-A55 little cores ticking at 2.0GHz, and an Arm Mali-G610 MC6 GPU, and goes head-to-head with the likes of Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in benchmark numbers.

The phone rocks the same main camera as the Realme GT 2 Pro, the 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor. It is then paired with an 8MP ultrawide angle sensor and a 2MP macro sensor. With the flagship sensor, the GT Neo 3 captures impressive photos in daylight. The photos are sharp with good details and the dynamic range is also wide.

The phone is equipped with a 4500mAh battery and 150W fast charging. The 4500mAh battery may seem a bit low on paper but it can deliver 5-6 hours of screen on time on moderate usage. Furthermore, the 150W fast charger can take this phone from 0 to 100% in just 17 mins.

While not being a flagship, the Neo 3 offers flagship level performance. The display is also superb for the price and the fast charging speed is one not many phone manufacturers can even offer.

Read our review here.

Realme GT 2 Pro

The GT 2 Pro is made up of bio-polymer material. Realme collaborated with Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa, whose signature can be seen beside the glass rear camera module along with the Realme branding.

Watching movies or any videos on this display is a wonderful experience. The 10-bit display produces some of the nicest and most accurate colors. It’s really a stunning 6.7-inch QHD+ AMOLED display.

The device comes with 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. The chipset is Qualcomm’s then flagship SD 8 Gen 1. The flagship chipset delivers excellent performance. The phone is incredibly snappy and smooth.

The Realme GT 2 Pro features a triple camera setup on the back. One of them is the primary camera (Sony IMX766), and the second one is the 150-degree ultrawide camera. Both are 50MP. The third one is a 3MP micro-lens camera that can take extremely close-up shots.

The 5000mAh battery of the Realme GT 2 Pro provides a long battery life. On average, you’ll net over 6 hours of screen time with mixed heavy usage.

The phone does not have an ingress protection rating, wireless charging support, or a telephoto camera. These are not huge compromises, but for a smartphone that costs over a lakh in 2024, you kinda expect these features.

Realme 9 4G

The phone has a plastic build with flat frames. The back has a transparent camera island with a triple camera setup and a flash.

It comes with a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution and supports up to a 90Hz refresh rate. It has an in-display optical fingerprint sensor that can also monitor the user’s heart rate.

The Realme 9 is another budget phone that’s powered by the popular Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G chipset. The smartphone comes with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM combined with 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage.

This was one of the world’s first smartphones to come with Samsung’s new 108MP ISOCELL HM6 sensor. It is accompanied by an 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro sensor.

It has a 5000mAh battery. And it supports 33W fast charging.

An AMOLED display, fast charging, decent cameras and performance. That’s the Realme 9 in a nutshell.

Realme 9i

The Realme 9i has a plastic back with a rectangular camera bump that resembles the Realme GT Neo 2‘s design.

It has a 6.6-inch FHD+ IPS LCD display with a 90Hz refresh rate and 180Hz touch sampling rate. The 90Hz is a downgrade compared to its predecessor but the phone supports different refresh rates.

Realme decided to go with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G chipset which is a downgrade but the device still should provide a decent gaming experience.

This phone has a triple rear camera setup comprising a 50MP main camera, a 2MP macro camera, and a 2MP B&W camera.

It has a 5000mAh battery. And it supports 33W fast charging.

Realme 9i does not bring a lot of good upgrades over its predecessor. It has an inferior chipset and a 90Hz refresh rate display instead of a 120Hz one. It still does not offer an ultra-wide-angle camera, but two useless macro and B&W depth cameras.

Realme Narzo 50

The kevlar design on the plastic back is quite attractive, but it does not cover the entire back. It simply covers the center part and fades out to the sides. The finish on the back also doesn’t show fingerprint smudges so it is quite nice.

The display has a diagonal of 6.6 inches and refreshes at 120 Hz. Only a few smartphone displays in this price range support a 120Hz refresh rate. The display is great for an LCD screen in this price range. The colors are pleasing to look at, and watching movies is also enjoyable.

Under the hood is a Helio G96 chipset and the phone feels very responsive. The phone can perform smoothly without any noticeable performance issues.

On the back, there are three cameras, although only the 50MP primary camera is useful. The other two are the macro and B&W cameras, both of which are 2MP. The device struggles to maintain the highlight and the shadow, but the overall image looks pleasing.

The Narzo 50 has a 5000mAh battery and provides 7-8 hours of screen-on-time on a single charge, which is great.

Before you buy, make sure the portrait issue is solved. Otherwise it’s a great phone overall if you don’t mind the missing ultrawide camera.

Read our review here.

Realme Narzo 50i

It is an entry-level smartphone but the phone does have a good finishing touch to it. Yes, it uses a plastic body but that doesn’t make it cheap. At the rear is a huge camera module that houses a single camera, a flash, and “Narzo” branding.

The phone comes with a standard 6.5-inch IPS panel with a screen resolution of 720X1600 pixels and a 60Hz refresh rate. For the price, the Narzo 50i has a very good IPS panel with good brightness, decent color reproduction, and good viewing angles.

Inside, the 50i is powered by a Unisoc SC9863A chipset. This is a 28nm chipset from Unisoc that is similar to MediaTek’s Helio G25 chipset. Narzo 50i has decent performance when it comes to basic tasks like navigation and using the settings menu. But, you will notice lags when you open apps and it also takes slightly more time to load apps.

On the back, it features a single 8MP camera on the rear and a 5MP camera on the front for selfies. The main shooter of the 50i takes good enough photos given it is an entry-level smartphone. The colors look neutral and the sharpness is not bad. The daylight photos have surprisingly good sharpness.

The 5000mAh battery on the Narzo 50i is on par with other top phones in this price segment. With moderate usage that includes an hour or two of gaming, you will be able to get 2 days of endurance.

If you want one of the best stock Android experience on budget, the Narzo 50i is a great choice. Check out our best phones under 15000 to find out the winner.

Read our review here.

Realme Narzo 50A

The Realme Narzo 50A might be a budget phone but it looks and feels a bit more premium than its price tag. The plastic back has a gradient finish on one half and a plain finish on the other and also houses the huge camera module with Narzo branding.

It comes with a standard 6.5-inch IPS panel with a screen resolution of 720X1600 pixels and a 60Hz refresh rate. For the price, the 720p panel is definitely not an ideal choice as many smartphones now provide an FHD panel at the same price tag.

The Helio G85 provides good performance on the Narzo 50A. Opening apps, navigation, and multi-tasking run smoothly without a hitch. And, it offers good performance too.

The phone features a triple-camera setup on the rear. There’s a 50MP main sensor, a 2MP Macro sensor, and a 2MP depth sensor. On the front, it gets a single 8MP selfie camera. Also, it manages to capture decent photos from the main sensor with average detail and good enough dynamic range.

In terms of endurance, Narzo 50A, with the 6000mAh battery, can last up to 3 days if you are a light user. With moderate usage that includes playing games, it can easily last up to 2 days. However, its 18W charger will take at least 3 hours to take it from 0 to 100%.

It was one of the top 5 smartphones under Rs. 20,000, but it’s difficult to recommend this phone in 2024 as the technology has progressed. 

Read our review here.

Thoughts on Realme Phones Price in Nepal

Realme has a good range of smartphones from entry-level to mid-range. All of their phones provide good value. However, the Realme GT Neo 3 felt quite expensive, especially when compared to its predecessor GT Neo 2.

There are only a handful number of brands that can compete with Realme in terms of price-to-performance ratio. Most of the Realme mobiles price in Nepal are aggressive and Xiaomi is the only other brand that offers such aggressive pricing in Nepal.

Realme offers options for every buyer, including entry-level, mid-range, and, with the release of the Realme GT 2 Pro, even flagship phones.

Besides this Realme mobile price in Nepal 2024 listing, you can check out other smartphone price lists here.

What do you think of Realme smartphones? Let us know in the comments below.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Realme phone price in Nepal 2024?
The Realme mobile price in Nepal ranges from Rs. 13,499 for the Realme Narzo 50i (2/32GB) to Rs. 1,09,999 for the Realme GT 2 Pro (12/256GB).

Who is the authorized distributor of Realme Mobile in Nepal?
Jagdamba Mobiles Pvt. Ltd is the official distributor of Realme in Nepal.

Which is the best Realme phone in Nepal?
Realme GT 2 Pro is the best Realme phone available in Nepal.

Which Realme smartphone has the best camera?
Realme GT 2 Pro has the best camera.

Which Realme phone is best for gaming?
Realme GT 2 Pro is the best Realmephone for gaming.

Which is the latest Realme mobile in Nepal?
Realme C53 and Realme C51 are the latest Realme mobiles in Nepal.

What is the price of Realme GT 2 Pro in Nepal?
Realme GT 2 Pro price in Nepal is Rs. 1,09,999 (12/256GB).