The Realme Narzo 80 Pro is one of the best mid-budget smartphones in the market today as it boasts of unique features that makes it suitable for any type of user. High-end processor, attractive build quality, and very good camera system guarantee high performance at an affordable price.
In this review, I will describe which aspects of the phone can be considered unique, screen, battery, and Realme Narzo 80 Pro price in Bangladesh. If you’re in the market for an affordable daily driver or a budget gaming phone, the Realme Narzo 80 Pro might just be for you.
The Realme Narzo 80 Pro is the newly released phone in the market. This paper will aim at comparing different phones and their merits and demerits of each. All these aspects have to be known before one can make a purchase of any phone.
In this article, I will also unravel the details of the phone, and Realme Narzo 80 Pro price in Bangladesh both its pros and cons.
This is what you get inside the Realme Narzo 80 Pro box:
Having unboxed the Realme Narzo 80 Pro, it was a rather simple and efficient experience. In the box, there was the flagship smartphone, a transparent silicone case, a USB Type C cable, and an 80W SuperVOOC fast charger. In the box contents, Realme also provides the SIM ejector tool and a few basic documents. The case is slim and very fitting and provides reasonable protection.
I also liked the fact that the charger was provided which is missing in many brands at present. All items were nicely arranged and could make anyone feel like they are receiving a high end product right from the box. In terms of value, for the price, the box contained all that was needed and even the items were prepped for immediate use.
First impressions when I picked the Realme Narzo 80 Pro for the first time, was that it has a premium build for a mid-range smartphone. The device is not too big or too small and for a mid-range device it is not flimsy in any way. The back panel has a soft to the touch matt texture with some engravings which give the gadget a nice gleam in certain angles. It’s not a fingerprint magnet, which is one of the plus sides.
It has a well-distributed weight which does not cause stress to the palm when held for long time when on a phone call. It measures only 7.6mm thin and weighs approximately 179g, all the while having a battery that is rather large.
Buttons are tactile and well-placed. The power button with the light fingerprint scanner is very responsive to the touch and recognizes the fingerprint swiftly. The volume rocker located on the left side of the smartphone is functional. On the bottom side, the Type-C port, the speaker grill, and SIM tray are placed in a row.
However, the camera module is the most prominent change that one can notice. It is a bit elevated but still has a fashionable look to it and does not make it look too thick. Realme has clearly fancied the outside of this phone.
In terms of the design and build, it looks quite premium and can be found quite sturdy in daily usage. In handling the gadget I did not feel any form of flex or any signs of creak at all. As for the plastic frame, it does not look cheap; it actually smoothly unites with the back panel.
In general, the given design can be characterized as both practical and visually appealing. It is a phone that you will not be shy to present to your friends and it clearly offers the look and feel of other phones that are in a higher price bracket. In this segment, the Realme Narzo 80 Pro gets everything right about the design and build of the phone.
The first thing that strikes the eye when handling the Realme Narzo 80 Pro is that it looks and feels much more luxurious than one would imagine. The device is not too big or too small and for a mid-range device it is not flimsy in any way. The back panel has a soft to the touch matt texture with some engravings which give the gadget a nice gleam in certain angles. It’s not a fingerprint magnet, which is one of the plus sides.
It has a well-distributed weight which does not cause stress to the palm when held for a long time when on a phone call. It measures only 7.6mm thin and weighs approximately 179g, all the while having a battery that is rather large. The curves on the edges and the flat screen make the device more ergonomic and comfortable to hold.
Buttons are tactile and well-placed. The power button with the light fingerprint scanner is very responsive to the touch and recognizes the fingerprint swiftly. The volume rocker located on the left side of the smartphone is functional. On the bottom side, the Type-C port, the speaker grill, and SIM tray are placed in a row.
However, the camera module is the most prominent change that one can notice. It is a bit elevated but still has a fashionable look to it and does not make it look too thick. Realme has clearly fancied the outside of this phone.
In terms of the design and build, it looks quite premium and can be found quite sturdy in daily usage. In handling the gadget I did not feel any form of flex or any signs of creak at all. As for the plastic frame, it does not look cheap; it actually smoothly unites with the back panel.
In general, the given design can be characterized as both practical and visually appealing. It is a phone that you will not be shy to present to your friends and it clearly offers the look and feel of other phones that are in a higher price bracket. In this segment, the Realme Narzo 80 Pro gets everything right about the design and build of the phone.
The camera on the Realme Narzo 80 Pro has been something that can be considered quite impressive for a smartphone in this price range. Firstly, it comes with a 50MP main sensor for taking bright and detailed photos during the day. The 2MP depth lens is average. The 2MP macro lens is one that seems to have been included just for the sake of it, the results were quite inconsistent. When testing, I observed that the colors were bright but not too intense for the eyes.
Daylight Photo:
The Realme Narzo 80 Pro is the most impressive of the day. The primary camera of 50MP delivers good light-sensitive shots with high quality and great detail. It could also be that the natural tones of the colors used were not excessively bright but they were punchy enough. The dynamic range is also high, which means that there are great differences between the highest and lowest values, both in the positive and negative direction. It handles highlights and shadows well, particularly in scenes with both natural and artificial light.
Low Light Photo:
Nevertheless, as expected, the camera still functions rather decently in low light conditions. Night mode comes in handy in brightening the dark regions without overexposing the brighter regions. It is moderately noisy, it is perfectly acceptable for social media analysis. It also helps by altering settings according to the scene which is very useful in the case of the non-professional end user.
On the front, the 16MP selfie camera is good enough as far as performance is concerned. Skin tones appear quite organic, and the portrait mode does a nice job of isolating the background. It is quite sufficient to watch videos, make video calls, and post on Instagram or similar stories.
For the video quality, Narzo 80 Pro offers 4K at 30 frames per second video recording. There is passable EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization), so the footage is stable in good light. However, in low light, the video quality is not too impressive, as it should be for a device of this price category.
I was impressed. The camera setup is not going to replace a flagship, but for day-to-day use and for social media, the camera is quite good. The Realme Narzo 80 Pro is a wise choice if you are into casual photography or vlogging with little or no spending budget.
The Realme Narzo 80 Pro is a reliable device and using it for daily activities is quite seamless. It has an adequate MediaTek Dimensity 7400 SoC for processing, which is complemented with up to 8GB of RAM. In my usage, I did not find any issue with multitasking as the phone was able to handle that well. It took me some time to open the applications and the changes from one application to another were smooth and I did not experience any lag or delay.
Gaming was also enjoyable. I spent my time gaming on titles like Call of Duty: Mobile and PUBG Mobile on medium to high graphics settings with no lag. This was an impressive feature given that the phone did not heat up despite the long hours of use that was experienced.
On the software side, it is operating Realme UI 6.0 which is built on the Android 15. The GUI is simple, colorful and uncluttered and it is easy to move from one tab to another. Some of the apps come preloaded, although most of those can be uninstalled by the user if they do not wish to have them in their device. The settings that Realme provides are nice little touches: gesture control, themes, and split screen.
It is always a plus to have RAM expansion. You will find that it uses a part of your storage space as a cache for your RAM usage, which is beneficial when several apps are running.
The overall experience feels polished. Animations are smooth and I never experienced a lag on the device, regardless of how much I was doing on it at the time. The Narzo 80 Pro is for those users who look for good and affordable smartphones, neither for heavy users requiring high-end phones nor for those who have a low-end smartphone.
My testing showed that Realme Narzo 80 Pro earned 711,323 points on AnTuTu v10 Benchmark, which makes it rank high in the same price range. This score is an indication of good CPU, GPU and memory functionality and UX, which make it easy to multitask and game.​
In Geekbench 6, the device received 1,045 for Single-Core and 2,928 in the Multi-Core test, which is an indication of the ability to handle various core operations for normal usage and intensive applications. ​
The benchmark scores are quite consistent with my first-hand understanding of the Narzo 80 Pro; it is a phone that performs well in terms of the overall app, game, and multitasking performance.​
The battery of the Realme Narzo 80 Pro was something that left me really impressed with this smartphone. It is equipped with a rather large 6000mAh battery, which I was able to drain completely in about a day with rather intensive usage including gaming, streaming and scrolling through social media. At some point, I even had as little as 30% left in me by evening time.
What is more noteworthy is the 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging. According to my first observation, the phone was charged from flat to 50% within approximately 20 minutes while charging the phone to 100% took approximately 45 minutes. That is rather ideal for those who are always on the move.
Despite the much time spent on screen and also gaming, I did not experience battery anxiety. The phone also comes equipped with battery saving modes that allow usage when the battery is almost drained.
The Narzo 80 Pro offers good battery backup and comes with fast charging support, which is not easy to get in this segment. Thus, it is suitable for users who require constant power throughout the day without having to charge for several hours.
Currently, there is no official information about the Realme Narzo 80 Pro in Bangladesh. However, the Realme Narzo 80 Pro price in Bangladesh is BDT 30,500 (Unofficial) for 8GB of RAM and 128GB of phone storage.
It is also good to note that prices may slightly differ from this upon the official release and one should consult with the local stores or Realme authorized stores for the accurate and updated prices.
As for the Realme Narzo 80 Pro, I can say that in terms of cost performance, it is very good. The smooth performance and the bright display are the two main features of the device; the battery is also powerful and quickly rechargeable. The camera is good for day-to-day photography and the build quality gives off a very luxurious touch. Narzo 80 Pro is one of the best mid-range phones that will be available in the market in 2025.
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