Realme C100i was made official in Pakistan some time ago, in June. But only a 4GB x 64GB storage option was made available in our market. It had a good starter price, but 4/64GB doesn’t really cut it in 2026. So the company has unveiled two more variants in Pakistan.
There’s one new option with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage that slots right in the middle. And then we have the most decked-out Realme C100i with 6GB memory and 128GB storage. The prices are all the way at the bottom. Of course, it goes without saying that the phone doesn’t really change in other areas.
More RAM and storage does leave more headroom for the Unisoc T7250 and Realme UI 7 to perform well. Extra RAM on the third trim would be used for better background task management. This phone still has one of the best batteries we’ve seen at this price.
They put a 7000mAh cell on the Realme new C model, which is meant for six years of longevity, and per charge you can get at least 21 hours of video playback from it. By the way, Realme can do reverse wired output as well. But we know that its charging speeds are capped at 15 W, so expect slow refills.
Anyway, all Realme C100i has is a plastic build, and though it would feel cheap, we think it’s intentional. The plastic would take a few hits without shattering itself to bits. That’s probably why it has a three-star SGS shockproof rating. They call it ArmorShell protection.
This newcomer also has an official IP64 rating. We see a large 6.8” IPS LCD with a notch at the front of this device. That’s where they put a 5MP selfie camera. There are very fine bezels around it. The screen itself is 720p HD+ only and pushes pixels at 120Hz.
There’s just a single 8MP camera on the back, so you can cut Realme C100i from your picks if you are a shutterbug. Android 16 Realme UI 7 is built in by default, and there’s a single speaker with 300% boost volume. The fingerprint reader is on the side. New Realme C100i (4/128GB) retails for Rs 46,999. And the new 6/128GB trim would sell for Rs 56,999.