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realme P Series smartphones focus on performance and gaming. In this wave, the realme P3 5G was released on March 19, 2025. This smartphone has quickly become a topic of discussion among tech enthusiasts. Let’s dive into the key specs, pros, cons, and pricing of the realme P3 in Bangladesh. Key Features of realme P3 5G . Design and Build Quality The realme P3 5G maintains a premium look with its slim profile and sturdy build. Measuring 163.2 x 75.7 x 8 mm and weighing 194 g, it feels comfortable to hold while still offering a solid grip. The phone is IP68/IP69-rated, making it highly resistant to dust and capable of withstanding high-pressure water jets and immersion up to 2.5 m for 30 minutes. This makes it more durable than the realme P2 Pro, which only has an IP65 rating, offering less water resistance. In terms of aesthetics, the realme P3 5G is available in Space Silver, Comet Grey, and Nebula Pink, making it stand out from competitors like the Honor X60, which offers simpler colour options. Compared to the Vivo Y300i, which has a plastic frame and back, the realme P3 5G feels more premium. Overall, it strikes a fine balance between elegance and durability, making it one of the better-built phones in its price range. Read more: Samsung Galaxy F15 5G Review: Decent budget-friendly smartphone with large battery Display Quality The realme P3 5G boasts a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 1080 by 2400 resolutions, 120Hz refresh rate, and 2000 nits peak brightness, ensuring smooth visuals and excellent outdoor readability. The HDR image support further enhances the viewing experience by offering deeper contrasts and vibrant colours.  When compared to the realme P2 Pro, both devices feature 120Hz displays, but the P2 Pro uses OLED technology with slightly better colour accuracy. On the other hand, the Vivo Y300i and Honor X60 fall short in display quality. The Y300i has an IPS LCD panel with only 720p resolution, which results in noticeably lower sharpness and contrast. In contrast, the Honour X60's TFT LCD lacks the realme P3 5G's AMOLED display's rich colours and deep blacks, even though it has 1080p resolution. The P3 5G easily outperforms both of these rivals if display quality is your primary concern. Camera  The realme P3 5G is equipped with a 50MP (f/1.8) main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor, capable of capturing sharp images in good lighting conditions. The 16MP (f/2.4) front camera delivers clear selfies, making it a standard choice for social media users. It’s rear sensor supports 4K video recording at 30 fps at maximum, while the selfie shooter can capture up to 1080p at 120 fps, along with gyro-EIS for stabilisation. Read more: Honor X9c Review: What’s special about this midrange smartphone Compared to its predecessor, the realme P2 Pro, the P3 5G takes a step back in camera versatility. The P2 Pro features a superior 50MP main sensor with OIS and an 8MP ultrawide lens, providing more flexibility in photography.  The Honor X60, however, takes the lead in the camera department with its 108MP main sensor, which captures more details, making it a better choice for photography enthusiasts. The Vivo Y300i falls behind, as it only has a single 50MP rear camera, which limits its versatility. While the realme P3 5G’s camera is decent, if you are looking for a phone with better photography capabilities, the realme P2 Pro or Honor X60 might be better options. Processor  The realme P3 5G runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset, built on a 4nm process, making it energy-efficient while delivering solid performance. The octa-core CPU (one core with 2.3 GHz Cortex-A720s, three cores with 2.2 GHz Cortex-A720s and four cores with 1.8 GHz Cortex-A520s), combined with the Adreno GPU, ensures smooth multitasking and gaming. Read more: OnePlus 13 5G Review: Flagship Killer with high-end features When compared to the realme P2 Pro, which is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset, the P3 5G falls slightly behind in raw processing power. The P2 Pro’s 4x2.40 GHz Cortex-A78 cores provide faster speeds, making it a better performer for intensive applications. However, the P3 5G still holds up well in day-to-day usage and gaming. Against the Vivo Y300i, which runs on the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2, the P3 5G is significantly more powerful, making it a much better choice for those who prioritise performance. Similarly, the Honor X60’s MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra processor is weaker than the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, making the realme P3 5G a better performer overall. Gaming Performance Thanks to its Adreno GPU, high-refresh-rate AMOLED display, and Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset, the realme P3 5G delivers an impressive gaming experience. Games like BGMI, Call of Duty Mobile, and Genshin Impact run smoothly with minimal frame drops. The 6000mAh battery with a large 6050mm² VC cooling system ensures that gaming sessions remain uninterrupted without overheating.  Read more: OPPO A5 Pro 4G Review: Can it fulfil the expectations? When compared to the realme P2 Pro, the P2 Pro’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset gives it a slight edge in gaming performance, especially for high-end titles. However, the Honor X60 and Vivo Y300i lag behind due to their weaker processors and lack of advanced cooling mechanisms. If gaming is a priority, the realme P3 5G is a great mid-range choice, only slightly trailing behind the realme P2 Pro. Battery Life With a massive 6000mAh battery, the realme P3 5G is a powerhouse when it comes to battery endurance. It supports 45W wired charging, which reaches 50% in just 30 minutes. This allows users to go through an entire day with heavy usage without worrying about running out of power.  Compared to the realme P2 Pro, which has a 5200mAh battery but supports 80W fast charging, the P2 Pro charges significantly faster, reaching 50% in just 19 minutes. The Honor X60 comes with a 5800mAh battery but only supports 35W charging, making it slower to recharge. On the other hand, the Vivo Y300i boasts a 6500mAh battery, but with only 44W charging, it takes longer to refill.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy A56 5G: Know the pros and cons Overall, if you need long battery life, the Vivo Y300i leads with its 6500mAh battery, but the realme P3 5G provides an excellent balance between battery capacity and charging speed. Software and User Interface The realme P3 5G ships with Android 15 and realme UI 6.0, offering a clean and smooth user experience. The realme UI is optimised for efficiency, providing better RAM management, smoother animations, and additional customisation options.  Compared to the realme P2 Pro (Android 14, realme UI 5.0), the P3 5G has a more up-to-date system with better features. Vivo Y300i runs on Android 15 with OriginOS 5, but OriginOS can be heavy with bloatware. Meanwhile, the Honor X60 runs Magic OS 8 (Android 14), which is feature-packed but not as smooth as realme UI.  Read more: Tecno Phantom V Fold 2 Review: Pros, Cons and Price in Bangladesh Storage Options realme P3 5G comes with 128GB (6GB/8GB RAM) and 256GB (8GB RAM) UFS 3.1 storage, which ensures fast app loading and data transfer speeds. However, it lacks a microSD card slot, meaning users must rely on internal storage. Compared to the realme P2 Pro, which offers up to 512 GB storage, the P3 5G falls short for users who require larger storage capacities. The Honor X60 and Vivo Y300i both offer up to 512GB as well, making them better choices for those needing extensive storage.  Pros and Cons realme P3 5G  . Pros - IP68/IP69-rated for water and dust resistance.- 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate.- Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 for smooth performance.- UFS 3.1 storage for fast app loading.- Stereo speakers for better audio experience.- In-display fingerprint sensor for secure unlocking.- 6000mAh battery lasts all day.- 45W fast charging reaches 50% in 30 minutes.- 5G connectivity for faster internet speeds.- NFC support for contactless payments. Read more: Samsung Galaxy M16 5G: Elevating the budget-friendly experience Cons - No FM radio support.- No 3.5mm headphone jack.- Dual rear camera with only a 2 MP depth sensor.- No microSD card slot for expandable storage.- 45W charging is slower than some competitors. Price of realme P3 5G in Bangladesh The realme P3 5G is priced at approximately BDT 25,000. However, the price may vary depending on sellers. Takeaways The realme P3 5G offers a vibrant AMOLED display, strong performance, long battery life, and 5G connectivity but lacks a headphone jack, expandable storage, and has a basic camera setup. It can be a standard choice for gamers, heavy users, and those needing durability but not ideal for photography enthusiasts or users needing expandable storage. Read more: Top Smartphones Launching in March 2025: Flagship & Budget Models to Watch

Released globally on November 4, 2024, the realme GT7 Pro makes a bold entry into the gaming-focused GT series. Packed with cutting-edge technology and sleek design, this flagship killer promises premium features at a competitive price point. Here’s an in-depth look at the GT7 Pro’s key specifications, standout features, drawbacks, and pricing in Bangladesh. Key Features of the realme GT7 Pro . Design and Build Quality The realm GT7 Pro boasts a refined and durable design, featuring a Gorilla Glass 7i front, Panda Glass back, and an aluminium frame. It is both stylish and tough, with IP68/IP69 certification, which provides resistance against dust and water (up to 2 meters for 30 minutes). This is a notable upgrade from the realm GT6’s IP65 rating, which offers less water protection. At 222.8g, it is heavier than the competitor vivo iQOO 13 (213g) and Huawei nova 13 Pro (209g). However, the added weight gives it a solid, premium feel.  The GT7 Pro is ergonomic, with dimensions of 162.5 mm by 76.9 mm by 8.6 mm, though it might feel bulky for users accustomed to lighter phones.  Read more: ZTE Blade A55 Review: Affordable Excellence with Modern Features The available colours—Mars Orange, Galaxy Grey, and White—cater to various style preferences. Display Quality The 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED display on the realme GT7 Pro delivers an outstanding visual experience. With a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and a peak brightness of 6,500 nits, the screen excels in indoor and outdoor settings. This is a significant improvement over the realme GT6, which has a peak brightness of 6,000 nits. Compared to competitors, the GT7 Pro’s display is brighter and more vibrant than the Huawei nova 13 Pro. The vivo iQOO 13 offers a slightly larger display (6.82 inches), but its resolution and colour performance are on par with the GT7 Pro. Camera Performance  The realme GT7 Pro is equipped with a triple-camera system featuring a 50MP (f/1.8) main sensor with OIS, a 50MP (f/2.7) telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, and an 8MP (f/2.2) ultra-wide lens. This setup delivers detailed and vibrant photos in various lighting conditions.  Read more: Walton NexG N74 Review: A Competitive Budget-friendly Smartphone Worth Considering Its Night Mode and AI-assisted image processing ensure excellent low-light performance. When compared to the Huawei nova 13 Pro, which features a 50MP variable-aperture main sensor, the GT7 Pro holds its ground but slightly trails in terms of natural colour reproduction. However, the realme GT7 Pro’s telephoto lens with OIS outperforms the vivo iQOO 13’s 2x optical zoom for long-range shots.  The GT7 Pro’s rear sensor supports a maximum of 8K video recording at 24fps, which outwins the Huawei nova 13 Pro’s 4K video capacity.  Its 16MP (f/2.5) front camera offers decent selfies but it falls short in comparison with vivo iQOO 13’s 32MP sensor. On the other hand, the Huawei nova 13 Pro wins the race with its 60MP front sensor which is superior for selfies and wide-angle group shots. Processor and Performance  The realme GT7 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset (3nm), delivering cutting-edge performance for apps, multitasking, and heavy workloads. Its Adreno 830 GPU ensures smooth gameplay and high-end graphics rendering.  Read more: vivo iQoo Neo9s Pro Review: The Mid-Range Gaming Powerhouse You’ve Been Waiting For? Compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in the realme GT6, the new chipset delivers a 15% boost in processing power. The vivo iQOO 13, which shares the same chipset, performs similarly but slightly edges out in sustained tasks due to better heat management. Meanwhile, the Huawei nova 13 Pro, with its HarmonyOS optimization, is more efficient for everyday productivity but lacks the brute power of the Snapdragon 8 Elite.  Software and User Interface  Running on realme UI 6.0, based on Android 15, the GT7 Pro offers a clean and user-friendly interface with plenty of customization options. The software is smooth, responsive, and free from lag.  In contrast, the Huawei nova 13 Pro, running HarmonyOS 4.2, provides excellent integration with Huawei’s ecosystem but lacks access to Google services, which may be a dealbreaker for some users. The vivo iQOO 13’s Funtouch OS 15 is similarly feature-rich but comes with more pre-installed bloatware compared to realme UI.  Storage Options  The realme GT7 Pro offers multiple storage variants, ranging from 256GB to 1TB, all paired with 12GB or 16GB of RAM. The inclusion of UFS 4.0 storage ensures blazing-fast read and write speeds, making it a perfect choice for power users. Read more: Tecno Spark 30 Pro Review: Power-packed Performance at a Budget-friendly Price While the vivo iQOO 13 and Huawei nova 13 Pro also offer up to 1TB of storage, only the GT7 Pro features UFS 4.0 across all models, ensuring a faster experience. Gaming Performance  The realme GT7 Pro is a powerhouse for gaming. It handles demanding titles like Genshin Impact and PUBG Mobile with ease, maintaining high frame rates and consistent performance. The advanced cooling system prevents overheating during extended sessions, an area where it surpasses the realme GT6, which experiences slight thermal throttling under heavy loads.  While the vivo iQOO 13 delivers similar gaming performance, the GT7 Pro's 6500mAh battery (international version) provides longer playtime, making it a better choice for marathon gaming sessions. Battery Life  The 6500mAh battery in the international version of the realme GT7 Pro ensures all-day battery life, even with heavy usage. For Indian users, the phone comes with a slightly smaller 5800mAh variant, but it still offers excellent performance.  Read more: Motorola Edge 50 Neo Review: Strong Contender in Mid-range Segment The 120W fast charging technology is a standout feature, allowing the phone to charge from 0 to 50% in just 13 minutes. This outpaces the Huawei nova 13 Pro, which supports 100W charging, and matches the vivo iQOO 13’s 120W speeds. The GT7 Pro charges fully in under 37 minutes, making it one of the fastest-charging phones in its class.  Huawei nova 13 Pro has a 5W reverse charging option which lacks in GT7 Pro and vivo iQOO 13. Pros and Cons of realme GT7 Pro Pros  - Premium design with Gorilla Glass 7i and Panda Glass- Bright and vibrant LTPO AMOLED display- 6,500 nits peak brightness - 120Hz refresh rate ensures smooth visuals.- A 50MP main camera with OIS captures sharp, detailed images- 8K video recording capability - 6500mAh battery (international version) offers long-lasting usage- 120W fast charging is rapid- Water and dust resistance with IP68/IP69 certification- UFS 4.0 data transfer technology. Read more: Infinix Hot 50 Pro Review: A Budget-Friendly Powerhouse Cons  - No expandable storage option.- Pre-installed bloatware can be annoying.- Limited upgrades over realme GT6 in some areas.- No 3.5mm headphone jack- No reverse charging facility- No wireless charging option.  Price of realme GT7 Pro The realme GT7 Pro’s unofficial 12/256 variant is priced at around BDT 65,000 in Bangladesh. However, the price may vary depending on the sellers. Verdict The GT7 Pro is a competent smartphone for gamers, power users, and photography enthusiasts seeking flagship-level features at a competitive price. However, selfie lovers or users needing expandable storage may prefer alternatives. The wireless and reverse charging options could make it a better deal. On the whole, the realme GT7 Pro is a blend of speed, style, and functionality making it a top choice for most gamers.   Read more: vivo V40 Lite Review: A Stylish Performer or Just Another Mid-Range Option?

realme continued to open up options for budget-conscious buyers. The brand has been offering high-performance budget smartphones through the realme C series. Previously they have launched realme C20, C21, and C25. Now the brand has added a new smartphone in this category. realme C25s is the latest addition to their budget smartphone that comes with a heavy gaming processor, longer battery life, outstanding camera, and aesthetic looks. On top of that, you will get more exciting features. Let's check those out in our realme C25s full review. Gaming Processor realme's target market is the young generation, who are mainly gaming enthusiasts. Usually, college-going students are the ones who are mad about games. Keeping them in mind, realme thought about a gaming smartphone that would be budget-friendly too. Hence, the C25s Smartphone was born. It uses an Helio G85 gaming processor that ensures a smooth gaming experience. It is a 12mm Octa-core processor paired with ARM G52 GPU that allows any user to play the high-definition game with ease. So, the gaming experience would be highly satisfying. Read realme C12 Review with Price in Bangladesh Massive Battery Since you will be playing games a lot, so having a massive battery is inevitable. The good thing is that realme did not forget that, and they have included a 6000mAh battery that also comes with an 18W Type-C Quick charger. The large battery can get you uninterrupted service for a long time. Hence, you can play games without running out the battery. Other than the gamers, the battery will be useful for regular users too, as the phone can standby for 51 days with a full charge. So, there should be no questions about the battery's backup. Read:Realme to bring G85 gaming processor-equipped phone C25s Moreover, you can turn on extra intense power-saving mode while the battery is running low. Even with the 5% battery, the phone can standby 70.36 hours and gives 2.52 hours of talk time.