During the official launch event held in India today, OPPO has announced a new budget smartphone dubbed as the Realme C2. While the device comes with a relatively cheap price tag of just US$85, but on paper, its specs seem to lie closer towards a mid-ranger.
The OPPO Realme C2 comes with a 6.1-inches display with HD screen resolution. It is powered by a Helio P22 SoC and comes with a 2GB+16GB or 3GB+32GB memory configurations. If those storage space seems too little for you, don’t worry, you can still expand it with an SD card courtesy of its microSD slot.
Camera-wise, there is a 13MP+2MP camera setup on the back, as well as a 5MP front-facing camera for selfie purposes. The device runs on OPPO’s own ColorOS 6.0 which is based on the Android Pie OS.
As for its design, it will still be featuring the Realme’s signature diamond-cut design on its rear chassis. For those who’re interested, the device is available in two color options namely Diamond Blue as well as Diamond Black.
