The realme C51 recently received TDRA certification, indicating that its launch is just around the corner. realme has not failed to deliver top-notch devices and they have released the realme C53 earlier this month. Now they’re shifting their focus to the next addition in their C-series lineup.
Initially, there was some confusion about the realme C51, as it was mistakenly thought to be one of the devices from the realme 11 series. However, its true identity was revealed through its NBTC certification. Now, the smartphone has made an appearance on the TDRA certification with the model number RMX3830, confirming its identity across various certification platforms.
The TDRA certification, with the equipment registration number ER21032/23, will remain valid until June 8, 2026. On top of that, the realme C51 has also obtained certifications from TUV Rheinland, BIS Indian, Indonesia’s TKDN, and Europe’s EEC, adding to the anticipation surrounding its launch. The BIS certification, in particular, confirms its upcoming release in India.
As for the features, the realme C51 is expected to be a 4G device, supporting 2G, 3G, and 4G network connectivity. The TUV Rheinland certification hints at a powerful 4880 mAh battery, and it’s further complemented by fast charging capabilities of up to 33W. With appearances on multiple certification platforms, it’s clear that the realme C51’s launch is right around the corner.
Speaking of realme’s recent releases, they’ve just launched the realme 11 series in India, consisting of two devices: the realme 11 Pro and the realme 11 Pro+. The realme 11 Pro starts at Rs. 23,999, while the realme 11 Pro+ starts at Rs. 27,999.
