realme 6 Pro Lightning Blue, 8+128GB, 6.6" 90Hz Display, Quad Camera, Dual Selfie Camera, 4300mAh battery with 30 watt flash charge, dual sim, sim-free, UK plug

I bought this phone having seen multiple reviews of it on YouTube and having heard promising things online about Realme and the brand.Let's start with build quality and design. The phone's sturdy, well made and a solid build. The finish is sleek, the rear of the phone being smooth with a shiny finish. I got the blue one which looks great, giving off a light glow.The buttons feel solid too. The fingerprint reader/power button is positioned well but I'm not too sure of the volume buttons. They feel out of place where they are.Next the specs, I'm not going to list them as the description does that for me but for the money, you'd be looking at probably 3 or 4 times the price for a similarly priced phone from certain other brands. They're absolutely amazing and what you get in terms of performance is staggering. The phone handles any task seamlessly. I've not come across any issue with its usability.The camera next gives some great shots, in light it is especially good giving some fantastic shots. The night time images aren't as good although they're still pretty good considering the price.The phone itself comes with the quick charger and a clear case allowing you to show off the phone.Overall very impressed and happy with the buy.

Great value for money. Very fast, good screen and great performance. Battery life is very good and charges in less than an hour. Fingerprint reader/lock button work great, for right handed people anyway. Screen size is large but if that's what you want then I definitely recommend it. The cameras as a whole are great, not such a big fan of the 2 cameras on the front taking up quite a bit of screen size though. The only real con I've noticed is the lack of a notification light which I find very handy.

I like the look and weight of this phone, setup was easy, and it does everything I ask it to smoothly and quickly. I have installed a launcher(mirrored from old phone), not sure if it was necessary, but definitely convenient if you like a simplified layout your used to.When using apps, I discovered that auto screen rotation was off, rectified this in display settings.Overall, it's alot of phone for the money that meets all of today's needs.UPDATE: There are issues with Bluetooth connectivity were an A2DP profile is required. Currently awaiting a response from Realme support. It is disappointing that my new Realme 6 Pro is not as capable as my old Samsung S5 in this respect. I will update again once support received.

I was using an aging Samsung Note8, which I was more than happy with (and I'm usually a samsung devotee), but wanting something new (it was pushing 3 years old) and didn't want to fork out over 1k for a new samsung. I looked around at the various mid range phones and none of them would really have been an upgrade, so started looking at the Realme and Redmi - phones that weren't the usual contenders, but still had access to google apps, and finally went for this one.It's brilliant and I feel like I got an excellent phone for much cheaper than I should have done! It's well specced, has a fantastic screen (it has the 90hz option for smoother scrolling), excellent camera and the battery life is absolutely incredible. You easily get a good few days of usage without charging, from normal use. Updates have been regular as well.I've recommended this phone to a few people who have also been as happy with it. I'd thoroughly recommend it if you want to get a high spec phone for less - it's comparable with the higher end phones and although you can see a difference in camera quality with a samsung for 1k, it's not really £700 worth of difference.

Excellent phone. So far so good. Love everything about it. Very fast (up to 90hz refresh rate), charges really quick (full charge within 50mins), battery lasts 2 full days (no gaming but doing the usual stuff- calls, text, email etc), some of the short cuts are amazing and the spec is as good as Samsung S20 but £200 cheaper. The finger print scanner and facial recognition work fine. Two things that may bother few people: 1. The size (6.6inch). If you don't like big phone don't bother buying 2. When you are outside and it is so sunny (like it had been lately) the screen brightness is not that great, even with me brightening it to the max. Hopefully Realme will fix this soon (with software upgrade) but it is not that much of a big deal for me to give it 4 stars

As with most products that come in at a quarter of the price of the top of the range, you wait to be unimpressed, but this phone is genuinely excellent. It looks so good, with its metallic shimmer back that is a shame to use a case that isn't transparent, and the phone even comes with such a thing that is quite adequate for the job. The phone is fast, has ample features (no wireless charging, But it does have NFC) and there is a fingerprint scanner in the on/off button that is incredibly easy to use. The screen is large and bright, and sound quality of the speakers is excellent.I genuinely can't find anything negative to say about this phone. If pushed, all I could say was that it's a bit heavier than my poor dead Samsung S9+.

Awesome phone. Fast, great screen, quick charger. I'm not keen on the finger print reader on the power button on the side. You get used to it and it does work well. You just need to be careful how you carry the phone as your thumb naturally seems to be on the button and it unlocks. First phone I've ever bought that comes with a case

This phone is amazing! For this price you can't beat it! UI is clean and easy to use, it has a great high end value features like a crisp 90 hz frame rate lock option making the phone move supper smooth, camera with 4k capabilities and beautiful, detailed images. Not to mention the style of the back of the phone is quite appealing. it's actually one of the first phones have found that doesn't have any useless pre-installed applications. The built-in phone manager is great and keeps the phone clean and running at its best, it connect well to my huweie watch and every other Bluetooth device I have. Some of its customer features like the convince bar and screen off gestures make it a stand out! For.god sakes it dose split screen apks. And minimizing videos to go into to other apks is awsome! I might be a realme brand follower /loyalist if they keep this puppy updated and continue this great proudcut for great price thing up!

The Realme 6 Pro is definitely worth the asking price of just below $300. With a comfortably large screen, clean cameras, and great performance, it was a no brainer for me to pick this up. After having it for a few weeks now, I absolutely love the device and would definitely recommend it over some of the other options within this price bracket. The side mounted fingerprint reader is definitely a big selling point for me, as I don't need to constantly smear the screen or reach around back to unlock my phone. There is also the facial recognition which works super quickly, but I use this feature a lot less.Mine didn't come with a US adapter so I had to buy one, keep that in mind. Also, it is probably a good idea to protect your investment with a phone case to ensure it will last much longer as well. It can be very easy to drop the phone since it's rather large and smooth, and of course accidents happen.

I love this phone , for the price it's a powerhouse the camera is not bad takes good video great pictures the over all finish of the phone is beautiful I wish it had wifi calling but a great phone for any one on a budget

So far the battery lasts less then a half day of harsh use , along with being glitchy on youtube and a few other basic apps. Another flaw is the finger print scanner and lower volume button are too close to the same hight I keep accidentally taking screen shots. The fast charger is nice though along with the free case although temporary and nice storage for apps and other stuff.

Used the phone for about 6 days. Moved over all my data from old phone, and used it for texting and normal phone stuff. Always had error trying to contact my voicemail but didn't know what was causing it. Today my wife said she tried calling me.. Funny, I didn't get any calls. Tried calling her, nothing. Tried calling my carrier... unable. Did factory restore, all the fancy ways of fixing it, but nothing. I pop sim card back into my old phone to see if that is the problem, and immediately I get hit with voicemails and am able to call/receive call from wife.I didn't realize calling was a problem since I mainly texted, and that seemed to work fine. Unfortunate, would be a 1* but I really liked the phone...