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Realme C71 5G with 6300mAh battery launched at Rs 7,699: Know specs, offers
Realme C71 5G: Price and variants
4GB RAM + 64GB storage: Rs 7,699
6GB RAM + 128GB storage: Rs 8,699
Colours: Sea Blue, Obsidian Black
Realme C71 5G: Availability and launch offers
The Realme C71 5G is available on Realme's official website, Flipkart, and select offline retail stores. As part of an introductory offer, customers purchasing the 6GB RAM variant are eligible for a Rs 700 bank discount.
The Realme C71 5G is powered by the UNISOC T7250 processor and features a 6.74-inch LCD display of 90Hz refresh rate and 568 nits peak brightness. The phone measures 7.94mm in thickness and weighs 201g.
The phone features a 13MP primary rear camera (Omnivision OV13B sensor) and a 5MP front camera. Camera features include:
AI Eraser
AI Clear Face
Pro mode
Dual-view video
The C71 5G sports a Pulse Light design on the rear, offering nine colour variations and five glow modes that respond to calls, messages, and charging alerts.
The smartphone packs a 6,300mAh battery, supporting 15W wired charging and 6W reverse charging. Realme claims up to:
46.5 hours of call time
19 hours of Instagram usage
20.7 hours of YouTube streaming
Realme claims military-grade drop resistance (up to two metres) and IP54 rating for dust and water resistance.
Realme C71 5G: Specifications
Display: 6.74-inch LCD, 90Hz, 568 nits peak brightness
Processor: UNISOC T7250
RAM: 4GB / 6GB
Storage: 64GB / 128GB
Rear camera: 13MP
Front camera: 5MP
Battery: 6,300mAh
Charging: 15W wired, 6W reverse
OS: Realme UI based on Android 15
Durability: IP54 rating, Military-Grade drop resistance
Dimensions: 7.94mm thickness, 201g weight
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