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Let me start by saying that the nearest equivalent currently available to this phone is the OPPO Find X2 Lite 5G, which is priced at £399, making this phone an absolute bargain!
I’ve had this phone since yesterday and I think realme is definitely in the game now. Having bought realme 6 Pro for a relative I can compare both directly which would be a fair comparison I think given that both (Surprisingly) are not only made by the same manufacturer, but also selling for the same price.
For the £299 you get an identical shell from the outside (Although X50 does not have the 3.5 mm headphone jack, they also decided to lower the flash light at the back by a few mm) but otherwise almost identical to look at. The X50 is also a bit lighter on paper, although you’d struggle to feel an actual difference.
For the same money you get the convenience of having a more up to date chipset (Snapdragon 765 vs 720 for the 6 Pro), a 5G antenna and a slightly faster 120 hz display (Although to be honest? Nothing is wrong with 6 Pro’s 90 Hz display).
You do however lose the 3.5 mm headphone jack as I mentioned earlier (Only useful if you don’t have a bluetooth headphone or a USB type C one), you also lose the Micro SD slot (But with 128 GB of storage? Again, I personally won’t miss it), downgrade to a 48 MP main camera instead of the 64 MP on the back of the 6 Pro, and last but not least, you lose 2GB of RAM, which haven’t affected this phone’s performance so far.
There is a minor difference in the camera performance, not inferior quality but a narrower coverage angle (The 6 Pro’s rear 64 MP gives a slightly better, wider shot. The front also gives an ultrawide shot for selfie fans). Other than the camera? The 2 GB less of RAM has not affected the phone, yet!
Also worth mentioning is that both realme’s X50 and 6 Pro came with identical batteries and chargers, it’s early days but given the 120Hz display, I’d say the battery won’t last as long as 6 Pro’s if you’re a gamer, it will undoubtetly charge as fast though so shouldn’t be a problem.
I have reviewed the 6 Pro and I have always thought that it was overpriced, for realme themselves to launch the X50 and sell it for this price? I think it’s an eye opener, and definitely makes it harder for other manufacturers to compete with them, this phone literally is a game changer.
Would I recommend it? For the price alone? Definitely!
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Update 1:
Like many people in the UK, I don’t live in an area with 5G coverage, yet. So when I went to an area with guaranteed 5G Coverage, and with a 5G SIM card in the phone, I was disappointed to see only 4G reception! Went to check the settings and a bad surprise was waiting, there is no 5G option available!
Now I know the phone has the correct hardware for it, so I personally think it’s a software issue given that this phone has only launched in the UK a few days ago and realme might need some time to resolve some conformity issues, which will hopefully be rectified by a firmware update.
I will keep my 5 Star rating because even with 4G network only, the phone still preforms beyond my expectations. I have visited my relative with the realme 6 Pro and compared boot up times and responsiveness, and the X50 is definitely the winner.
I have also emailed Realme EU support as there’s no dedicated UK support. Will hopefully get an OTA update resolving the 5G issue soon.
Will update as and when required, but I wouldn’t be put off with this, it still is a great value for money.
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Update 2:
Still haven’t heard anything back from realme’s support, but searching for solutions I came across many people having similar issues with OnePlus 5G handsets and O2. With realme, OPPO and OnePlus being different brands for the same company, I will put some money on realme having the same issues.
I will be assuming that if anyone’s looking for a SIM Free phone then like me, you’ll probably have a SIM only contract that doesn’t cost you half your monthly income, and it seems like my service provider (Sky, running on O2 network) are bluntly stating that they’ll only support 5G on handsets purchased through them (Which I will never do).
O2 used to sell OnePlus phones at some point but they seem to have dropped their support and OnePlus 8 owners seem to have serious issues trying to get 5G on their phones, with both OnePlus and O2 passing blame but without getting anywhere, leaving customers stranded with expensive handsets that aren’t fully functioning as intended.
There is a workaround that will fix the issue (Tried and tested on OnePlus phones, highly likely to work on realme phones too), includes some serious programming and coding work to change the carrier policy on the phone, to be honest? I’d probably try it if I was bothered about 5G, but I’m not.
Given the price point of the phone, I will be keeping it and continue to use it, if the 5G issue gets fixed via an OTA update then happy days, if not, it’s still an incredibly good phone for the price.
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Update 3 – 06 May 2021:
A week ago, this handset updated to Android 11, and not only that, but I can now use 5G on Sky, I can also use VoWifi and VoLTE!
I got a OnePlus 8T while it was ‘reduced’ to £399! 5G is not working, neither are VoWifi or VoLTE!
This phone is IMPRESSIVE! A few months on, it’s still a real game changer, and a flagship killer!
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| Prezzo | 365,00€ | -36% 321,79€ Consigl.: 499,00 € | 149,99€ | 125,90€ | 119,99€ |
| Consegna | Ricevilo 11 - 16 apr | Ricevilo 9 - 10 apr | Ricevilo 5 - 12 apr | Ricevilo 16 - 19 apr | Ricevilo 5 - 10 apr |
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| Venduto da | KICKmobiles® London (Delivered Import Duty Paid) | TRIPPODO EU | Elektronik-Versand | MEDIASHOP SRL | D3solutions |
| dimensioni del display | 6.57 inches | 6.43 inches | 6.5 inches | 6.74 inches | 0 inches |
| capacità di memoria | 6 GB | 8 GB | 6 GB | 128 GB | 4 GB |
| nome modello | Realme X50 5G | GT 5G | Realme 7 | 6941764485120 | Realme C25Y |
| sistema operativo | Android 10.0 | Android 11.0 | Android 10.0 | Android | Android 11.0 |
| tecnologia di connettività | Wi-Fi | USB, Wireless | NFC | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB | USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| tipo di display | LCD | AMOLED | LCD | — | LCD |
| slot per memoria | — | 4 | 1 | 1 | — |
| produttore CPU | snapdragon | Qualcomm | mediatek | Processor | Processor |
| interfaccia d'ingresso | touch screen, microphone | keypad | touch screen, buttons | touch screen | touch screen |
| navigazione GPS | Vero | Vero | Vero | Vero | Vero |
| velocità CPU | 2.84 GHz | 2.84 GHz | — | 0 GHz | 1.8 GHz |
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Organised Chaos
A real(me) game changer
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 19 luglio 2020
Organised Chaos
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 19 luglio 2020
I’ve had this phone since yesterday and I think realme is definitely in the game now. Having bought realme 6 Pro for a relative I can compare both directly which would be a fair comparison I think given that both (Surprisingly) are not only made by the same manufacturer, but also selling for the same price.
For the £299 you get an identical shell from the outside (Although X50 does not have the 3.5 mm headphone jack, they also decided to lower the flash light at the back by a few mm) but otherwise almost identical to look at. The X50 is also a bit lighter on paper, although you’d struggle to feel an actual difference.
For the same money you get the convenience of having a more up to date chipset (Snapdragon 765 vs 720 for the 6 Pro), a 5G antenna and a slightly faster 120 hz display (Although to be honest? Nothing is wrong with 6 Pro’s 90 Hz display).
You do however lose the 3.5 mm headphone jack as I mentioned earlier (Only useful if you don’t have a bluetooth headphone or a USB type C one), you also lose the Micro SD slot (But with 128 GB of storage? Again, I personally won’t miss it), downgrade to a 48 MP main camera instead of the 64 MP on the back of the 6 Pro, and last but not least, you lose 2GB of RAM, which haven’t affected this phone’s performance so far.
There is a minor difference in the camera performance, not inferior quality but a narrower coverage angle (The 6 Pro’s rear 64 MP gives a slightly better, wider shot. The front also gives an ultrawide shot for selfie fans). Other than the camera? The 2 GB less of RAM has not affected the phone, yet!
Also worth mentioning is that both realme’s X50 and 6 Pro came with identical batteries and chargers, it’s early days but given the 120Hz display, I’d say the battery won’t last as long as 6 Pro’s if you’re a gamer, it will undoubtetly charge as fast though so shouldn’t be a problem.
I have reviewed the 6 Pro and I have always thought that it was overpriced, for realme themselves to launch the X50 and sell it for this price? I think it’s an eye opener, and definitely makes it harder for other manufacturers to compete with them, this phone literally is a game changer.
Would I recommend it? For the price alone? Definitely!
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Update 1:
Like many people in the UK, I don’t live in an area with 5G coverage, yet. So when I went to an area with guaranteed 5G Coverage, and with a 5G SIM card in the phone, I was disappointed to see only 4G reception! Went to check the settings and a bad surprise was waiting, there is no 5G option available!
Now I know the phone has the correct hardware for it, so I personally think it’s a software issue given that this phone has only launched in the UK a few days ago and realme might need some time to resolve some conformity issues, which will hopefully be rectified by a firmware update.
I will keep my 5 Star rating because even with 4G network only, the phone still preforms beyond my expectations. I have visited my relative with the realme 6 Pro and compared boot up times and responsiveness, and the X50 is definitely the winner.
I have also emailed Realme EU support as there’s no dedicated UK support. Will hopefully get an OTA update resolving the 5G issue soon.
Will update as and when required, but I wouldn’t be put off with this, it still is a great value for money.
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Update 2:
Still haven’t heard anything back from realme’s support, but searching for solutions I came across many people having similar issues with OnePlus 5G handsets and O2. With realme, OPPO and OnePlus being different brands for the same company, I will put some money on realme having the same issues.
I will be assuming that if anyone’s looking for a SIM Free phone then like me, you’ll probably have a SIM only contract that doesn’t cost you half your monthly income, and it seems like my service provider (Sky, running on O2 network) are bluntly stating that they’ll only support 5G on handsets purchased through them (Which I will never do).
O2 used to sell OnePlus phones at some point but they seem to have dropped their support and OnePlus 8 owners seem to have serious issues trying to get 5G on their phones, with both OnePlus and O2 passing blame but without getting anywhere, leaving customers stranded with expensive handsets that aren’t fully functioning as intended.
There is a workaround that will fix the issue (Tried and tested on OnePlus phones, highly likely to work on realme phones too), includes some serious programming and coding work to change the carrier policy on the phone, to be honest? I’d probably try it if I was bothered about 5G, but I’m not.
Given the price point of the phone, I will be keeping it and continue to use it, if the 5G issue gets fixed via an OTA update then happy days, if not, it’s still an incredibly good phone for the price.
---------------
Update 3 – 06 May 2021:
A week ago, this handset updated to Android 11, and not only that, but I can now use 5G on Sky, I can also use VoWifi and VoLTE!
I got a OnePlus 8T while it was ‘reduced’ to £399! 5G is not working, neither are VoWifi or VoLTE!
This phone is IMPRESSIVE! A few months on, it’s still a real game changer, and a flagship killer!
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Mindpower
Amazing phone overall, despite silly bugs, 'features' and poor support
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 5 settembre 2020Bernie Carey
This will be hard to beat in the midrange phone choice.
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 2 agosto 2020