Good performance for day-to-day tasks
Two-day battery life
120Hz display with good calibration
5G support
Negatives
Camera definitely needs software tuning
Noticeable flex in the back panel
No stereo speakers
No water resistance
Bottom Line
It's clear that Realme had just one goal in mind while designing the Narzo 30 Pro: power and 5G on a budget. Sure, it delivers ample performance and support for next-gen data speeds, but too much has been stripped away from the phone to hit the price. It's not a bad phone but buyers would be well advised looking at the competition first.
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