Realme Narzo N53: Competition has increased among smartphone companies. Every company is working on making its smartphone unique. The company is adding something or the other in the smartphone, which will attract more and more people. In this episode, Realme has also announced the launch of its thinnest smartphone in India on 18 May. The name of this smartphone is Realme Narjo N53. The company has already revealed the design of the phone before the official launch, while there are some features which are not clear. Let’s know the details in the news.
Narzo N55 launched last month
In just two months, two phones have been launched under Realme’s Narzo N-series. Last month, the company launched the Narzo N55, whose base variant costs Rs 10,999. If we go by the number-naming scheme, the new Narzo N53 could be cheaper than the Narzo N55.
Design of Narzo N53
According to the image released by the company, the Narzo N53 will come in a gold finish. Three cutouts can be found on the rear panel, but only two camera sensors are expected to be given in it. The third cutout is for the LED flash, which looks like an extra camera. There is also a power button on the right side in the image. The fingerprint scanner can be found on the power button itself.
Features of Narzo N53
The Narzo N53 phone can reportedly come with 16GB of virtual RAM and 33W fast charging. A 5,000mAh battery can be found in it. The company has called the Narzo N53 as the thinnest smartphone, but has not yet clarified the exact measurements. Currently, the Realme Narzo N55 is considered to be one of the thinnest Realme phones, with a thickness of 7.89 inches. We can expect the phone to measure around 7.7mm. Realme has clarified that the Realme Narzo N53 will be sold on Amazon.
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