Realme has introduced its C100x smartphone in Bangladesh, according to The Daily Star. The device is now available in the local market, marking the brand's latest addition to its C-series lineup in the country.
The standout feature of the C100x is its massive 8,000mAh Titan battery, as reported by Prothom Alo English and The Business Standard. This capacity is notably higher than what is typically found in budget and mid-range smartphones, positioning the device as a strong option for users who prioritize long battery life.
The C100x comes with 6GB of RAM in at least one configuration, based on listings from MobileDokan, a Bangladeshi mobile phone price comparison site. The phone's full specifications, including processor details, display size, and camera setup, have not been fully detailed in the available reporting.
Realme's decision to launch the C100x in Bangladesh reflects the company's continued push into the South Asian market, where battery endurance is often a key selling point for consumers. The 8,000mAh cell is a significant upgrade over the 5,000mAh batteries that have become standard in most budget devices.
The launch comes at a time when the Bangladeshi smartphone market is seeing increased competition among Chinese brands, with Realme, Xiaomi, and others vying for budget-conscious buyers. Pricing details for the C100x have not been disclosed in the reporting.
What to watch next is whether Realme will expand the C100x to other markets in the region, and how the device's battery-focused pitch resonates with Bangladeshi consumers.
