Realme 3 Launched in India:-Price,Specifications


Realme launched it's latest budget offering in India in the form of Realme 3. The phone packs good specifications on a budget. So in this article let's take a look at the price in India and specifications of the Realme 3.

Realme 3 Price in India & Availability
Realme 3 Price in India is set at Rs.8,999 for the 3GB RAM+32GB Storage variant and Rs.10,999 for 4GB RAM +64GB Storage Variant. It will be available through Flipkart from 12th March at 12 noon. The phone will be made available in Dynamic Black, Radiant Blue, and Black color options

Realme 3 Specifications
The Dual sim Realme 3 on ColorOS 6.0 based on Android Pie. The phone features a 6.2-inch HD+(720p) display along with gorilla glass protection with a waterdrop style notch. The phone is powered by 2.1GHZ Meditek Helio P70 SoC.

The phone has a dual rear camera setup at the back aligned vertically consisting of a 13MP Primary Sensor with f/1.8 aperture and a 2MP Secondary Depth Sensor. On the front, the phone has a 13MP Selfie Camera. The phone packs a 4,230mAh Battery.

Connectivity options include Bluetooth 4.2, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, OTG, Micro-USB port, and more. Sensors on board include an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, digital compass, fingerprint sensor, and proximity sensor. The Realme 3 measures at 156.1x75.6x8.3mm, and it weighs at 175 grams.

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