Launched in late 2020 internationally, the rebranded Narzo 20 spread availability globally including Europe. Now eyed by local importers, let’s evaluate if it can impress users on a strict budget here.

Design and Display

Weighing 208g, the Realme 7i (Global) fits comfortably in hands thanks to slim bezels surrounding its 6.5-inch LCD screen. The IPS panel pumps out vivid colors but sunlight legibility could be better.

Build quality feels fairly sturdy for the price given the plastic materials. Overall ergonomics strike a nice balance between portability and usability.

Hardware and Performance

At the helm is MediaTek’s Helio G85 chipset paired with 4GB RAM. Day-to-day tasks like browsing, chatting, and lighter gaming run smoothly without noticeable lags.

Storage measures 64GB expandable via a dedicated microSD slot. The chipset delivers a respectable grunt for multimedia and casual mobile gaming needs.

Cameras

The Realme 7i (Global) triple rear camera system of 48MP main, 8MP ultrawide, and 2MP macro units captures good shots in favorable lighting. Selfies are handled capably too.

Video recording maxes out at 1080p30 which meets basic recording demands. Imaging quality remains decent overall for the anticipated price point.

Battery Life

A 6000mAh battery cell keeps the Realme 7i (Global) running throughout heavy usage days. 18W charging replenishes the cell relatively quickly when low on juice as well.

Pricing and Availability

The Realme 7i (Global) retails locally for approximately BDT 12,500. At this cost, it delivers a well-balanced performer for multimedia and casual use cases.

Verdict

For entry-level users seeking dependable daily drivers, the Realme 7i presents attractive value. Its monster battery backs stellar hardware and software, making an compelling package within Bangladesh.