Realme adds C100i 4G smartphone to its India lineup:Features 6500mAh battery, built to survive a 2-metre drop
Chinese tech company Realme has launched its new 4G budget smartphone, the Realme C100i, in India today. The company has introduced it in the budget segment of under ₹15,000. The most notable features of the phone are its 6500mAh battery and military-grade sturdy body.
The company claims that the phone will not break even if dropped from a height of 2 meters. Additionally, the phone comes with next-gen AI features and a dedicated button for Google Gemini. The Realme C100i has been launched in India in a single variant only. It comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The smartphone will be available for purchase in two color options: Midnight Black and Skyline Silver. The phone will be available for sale on the online shopping website Flipkart, Realme’s official website, as well as at your nearest retail stores. Design: No worries about breaking on impact Despite being a budget segment phone, the company has paid significant attention to its durability. The Realme C100i is built with a MIL-STD-810H certified military-grade body.
According to tests, it remains safe even after falling onto concrete from a height of 2 meters. Additionally, the device has been given an IP64 rating for protection against dust and water splashes. Realme C100i: Specifications Gemini AI Button and Basic Camera Setup This Realme phone comes with support for Next AI, featuring a dedicated shortcut button for Google Gemini for customers. Through this, AI features can be accessed directly. For connectivity, it includes a 3.5mm headphone jack, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, and OTG support.
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