Realme Narzo 20 Pro Design
Reality Name 20 Pro design of Realme 7 (Review) is quite cool. As a result, you get to see two similar design phones belonging to two different series. We have something similar Realme Narzo 20 (Review) and Realme c15 Have also seen with Realme has placed a separate pattern behind the Names 20 Pro and introduced it with different color options. In this, a hole-pan is found in the upper left corner on the front. The phone has a 6.5 -inch display.
Like Realme 7, in Narzo 20 Pro, fingerprint scanner is available on the power button itself. Thankfully, the volume button is set on the other side of the device, which saves you from accidentally pressing them.
The Nower 20 Pro has a quad-camera setup. This camera module looks similar to the module on Realme 7, but Reality has changed the primary sensor. The back panel has a V-shaped pattern, which shines when the light falls. The glossy back panel catchs the fingers mark quite easily, but Reality has included a cover in the box, which can be used to avoid these scars.
Realme has used a 4,500mAh battery in Narzo 20 Pro, which is slightly smaller than Realme 7. These are actually two 2,250mAh cells to make charging faster. The Narazo 20 Pro offers 65 Watt Superdart charging technology and the good thing is that the box has the same capacity support charger. The weighs of 191 grams of Narazo 20 Pro, which is not very high in view of its size and battery capacity.
Realme Narzo 20 Pro Specifications
The similarities of this phone with Realme 7 are not limited to design only. Both phones come with a similar processor. Reality has chosen MediaTek Helio G95 chipset in Narzo 20 Pro. It is an octa-core processor, including two Cortex-A76 core running at 2.05 GHz clock speed and six Cortex-A55 Corps running on 2 GHz. It has two options with 64 GB storage with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage with 8 GB RAM. We had the top variant for review, priced at 16,999. The base model has been launched at a price of Rs 14,999.
You get 90Hz full-HD+ display on Narzo 20 Pro. High-refresh rate panels are not very common at this price, but Realme has already introduced them on some models. The Narazo 20 Pro sets the refresh rate on the phone according to the work itself. However, you can also set it by yourself. The temperature of its panel colors can also be set by itself.
Narazo 20 Pro runs on Realme UI based on Android 10 and our unit had August Android Security Patch. Realme UI has some customizations like app lock, which can be used to lock apps. Apart from this, private space is available, which gives you the option to secure your photos, videos and other files with passwords. UI is very easy to use and we drove it without any problem. Realme Narzo 20 Pro also had some already installed apps, such as Facebook, Realme Community, Realme Pay and some other apps and we would advise you that if you do not want to use them, you should uninstall them.
Realme Narzo 20 Pro Performance
Narazo 20 Pro did not give us a chance to make any kind of complaint in daily use. Apps loaded rapidly and switching between them was also smooth. Fingerprint scanners and face unlock features work accuracy and fast to unlock the device. Even the Narzo 20 Pro can be handled comfortably.
We played Call of Duty: Mobile on the smartphone and this was default on the mid graphics preset. The game with this default settings went on comfortably without any lag. We played the game for 15 minutes and notices that the battery fell 6 percent and was moderately warm in touching the screen of the phone.
The battery life of Reality Names 20 Pro was quite good. In our use, the phone was easily one and a half days. Even if you are a heavy user, you should get a day’s battery backup. In our HD video loop test, Narzo 20 Pro lasted 20 hours and 12 minutes in a charge, which is very good. The icing on gold is that Realme with the phone gives a 65W superdart charger. It charged the phone up to 50 percent in just fifteen minutes and it took about 40 minutes for the phone to be fully charged. This is quite fast and there is no phone call at this price at present.
Realme Narzo 20 Pro Cameras
A quad-camera setup is available on the Names 20 Pro, which provides 48-megapixel primary camera, 8-megapixel ultra wide angle camera, 2-megapixel black and white portrait camera and 2-megapixel macro lenses. The camera app is very easy to use and commonly used modes can be accessed by swipe on the main screen. There is a sub-manue for additional shooting mode.
Narzo 20 Pro default takes 12-megapixel shots and gets a fine dynamic range. AI is able to find out which scene the camera is going to capture, so it sets the camera accordingly. The colors were accurate and also had good details on the subject located at a distance. The wide-angle camera gives output with low resolution and the quality also saw a decline. Barrel effects also appeared on the edges. You also have the option to take shots at full 48-megapixel resolution, but the shots taken from it were not as good and we found the effects of the watercolor in them as a watercolor.
Close-up shots were good and the camera was able to capture sharp details with soft background blur (blurring). Portrait shots were also fine, but we saw that the AI could not detect the subject well. However, it makes the facial identified comfortably. It also let us determine the level of the blur before taking the shot. The macro camera gives you a chance to capture the subject very closely, but the resolution is low and the photos did not come up very much.
The performance of the camera was average in low light and the photos flat appeared. Better details came out of switching on night mode, but it takes about three seconds for the phone to capture each shot. The wide-angle camera does not capture much light than the primary camera. However, it is capable of capturing the large area. There is also an option to take photos in night mode using a wide-angle camera, but there is a slight difference in Clavity.
The selfie taken with Reality Name 20 Pro was fine. You can also take portrait shots using a selfie camera and it gives you a chance to set a blur level. The portraits were good. The low-light selfie was less than average.
Verdict
Realme Narzo 20 Pro comes equipped with some powerful hardware and can meet the needs of the power user. Helio G95 chipset can easily handle heavy apps and games and gives good battery good backup. The most effective is 65W fast charging support, which takes this phone a two -step ahead of the rivals. However, low-light camera performance requires some improvement.
If its camera performance does not matter much to you, then Narzo 20 Pro is a good performance according to the price. However, really this phone and Realme 7 There is not much difference in (review), so Reality 7 also appears as a suitable option.