realme Philippines, has introduced the realme Note 50 to the local Filipino market. Marketed as the “Long-lasting Value Companion,” it is designed for every user seeking an affordable and reliable smartphone that does not compromise on durability, style, and features.
realme Note 50 Specs and Features
realme Note 50 comes with a 6.7″ 90Hz HD+ Display, ideal for social media, messaging and streaming. Yet, despite its affordable price, the phone has outstanding durability with a lightweight and slim 7.99mm Ultra Slim Design that feels premium. To ensure quality and endurance for daily use, the realme Note 50 is IP54 certified for dust and water resistance, including accidental splashes.
To further elevate the user experience, the phone supports up to 8GB RAM with its 4GB physical RAM and an additional 4GB virtual RAM enabled by realme’s Dynamic RAM Expansion technology. This is coupled with 64GB internal storage, sufficient for files, photos and videos. The Mini Capsule feature allows users to monitor battery status, data usage, and step tracking.
These are just some of the many features that make the realme Note 50 a versatile phone for tackling everyday tasks.
As the first model under realme’s all-new Note lineup of affordable and durable smartphones, the realme Note 50 offers great value without breaking the bank. It retails officially for PHP 3,599 and comes in two colors – Sky Blue and Midnight Black.
First-Selling Offers
realme Philippines has prepared special discounts for a limited time only on TikTok and Shopee. Catch realme Philippine’s TikTok livestream on Jan 23 at 7:00 PM.
Fans can also head over to the special live selling on James Afante’s TikTok account at 7:30 PM. Fans can also visit realme’s Shopee page to claim a PHP 1,071 voucher, bringing the device’s price to PHP 2,499.
Stay updated on realme’s upcoming announcements and releases on their Facebook page or website.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
