Realme X2 review: A midrange smartphone that has something for everyone
Chinese
smartphone brand Realme made strides in several new areas last year.
From foraying into the premium midrange segment to introducing true
wireless earphones, the young and ambitious OPPO spin-off did not
hesitate to explore and experiment. At the same time, it continued to
focus on its midrange smartphone portfolio, considered its area of
strength. A recent addition to this portfolio is the Realme X2, the
plain-vanilla edition of its premium Realme
X2 Pro.
Business
Standard tried the Realme X2 to see how it fared on key parameters.
Here is what we found in our review:
Design
The
Realme X2 takes its design inspiration from the Pro edition in more
ways than one. However, you cannot overlook how drastically similar
it looks to the Realme XT as well. The phone has a glass
construction, with a Gorilla Glass 5 protection on the front and
back, and a polycarbonate chassis that looks metallic. Though the
phone’s back is resilient to scratches, its glass cover is prone to
smudges and fingerprints. Thankfully, the phone comes bundled with a
translucent TPU cover that protects its back and also levels the
phone’s otherwise protruding rear camera module, which makes it
uneven on flat surfaces.
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