Overall, we love what Realme has done with the display in the new Realme 7 smartphone. Smartphone displays and refresh rates are all the rage at the moment, and Realme seems to have got its hands wet at the right time. If you are in the market for a smartphone that suits a restricted budget, but gives you a classy display, the Realme 7 is definitely worth considering.
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Performance
When Realme launched its smartphones, it stayed very close to the gaming segment. To date, every Realme device has been tipped as one of the best budget and mid-range gaming smartphones in the market. The Realme 7 seeks to walk along the same lines with a brand new MediaTek Helio G95 chipset, which makes its global debut on a smartphone. What we get is an improved GPU what clocks at 900MHz, which makes the Helio G95 a proper gaming chipset.
Accompanying the GPU, we have two RAM options of 6GB and 8GB. Irrespective of which one you opt for, you are guaranteed a strong showing when you start up your favourite games. Now, do not assume that this is the best gaming performance you are going to get in a smartphone because it isn’t. Yes, the processor is supposed to be a great gaming chipset, but it does come with its own set of flaws. The touch response is rated at 120Hz on the Realme 7, where the optimum value for gaming is 180Hz. This can be a serious bottleneck for higher end games.
