The best budget smartphone that the majority of Kenyans prefer is the realme 7i manufactured by the world’s fastest-growing smartphone giant, realme. The phone emerged as the overall winner under the best budget phone at the Vifaa Festival where different electronic makers took part to try their luck.
“Devices that cost less than KES 25,000 battled it out in this category of the Best Budget Smartphone. Entries came from Huawei Y8S, realme 7i, OPPO A54 and Tecno Camon 17. These four have so many common features but realme 7i stood out knowing how aggressive the brand has been since its launch in the Kenyan market,” said the organizers of the competition.
The launch of realme 7i on the Kenyan market brought with it advanced features that range from security, storage, camera, and battery. The phone is equipped with a 64 MP quad-camera that is powerful enough to document all moments of the user.
This phone was also set aside from its peers due to its 5000mAh massive battery that comes accompanied by an 18W fast charge feature. By charging faster, it ensures that the user has more time with the phone as compared to letting it charge for hours. It also comes with a storage capacity of 128GB, large enough for numerous files.
“This award is a clear testament of what we have always stood for as a brand; that is, to capitalize on the changing trends by giving our customers the best of the top-of-cream gadgets while being gentle on their pockets through affordability,” said Mildred Agoya PR & Marketing Manager.
The realme brand has been making inroads into the Kenyan market, winning the hearts of many smartphone lovers by banking on trendy features that are technologically enhanced and affordable at a time Kenyans are trying to balance their spending as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
realme recently launched the realme C11(2021) in the Kenyan market which is their newest addition in the C series models. The global brand also launched the realme 8 and realme 8 Pro in India and is eying on launching the same number model in the Kenyan market.