Realme C67: A Fresh Realme Offering for Modern Lifestyles

A little background

Earlier this year, realme announced a shift in its brand identity with the new tagline, “Make It Real.” The focus is on a younger audience, promising tangible benefits that brighten everyday life. The first device released under this concept in Russia is the realme C67, with official sales beginning today, February 13. Here is what this latest model has to offer.

Realme’s C series remains one of the most popular globally and in Russia. Worldwide, over 100 million C series devices have been sold, with about 6.3 million of those units in Russia alone. The appeal comes from a balance of affordable pricing and solid performance paired with attractive design. This time, expectations point to even more new products and benefits, many of them making their debut in the C lineup.

Physical appearance

Starting with the look, the C67 will be available in two finishes in Russia: “Green Oasis” and “Black Stone.” Both options stand out with a premium feel. The back panel shimmers under changing light, giving a distinctive and upscale impression. It feels comfortable in the hand, even without the included silicone transparent case, a nod to realme’s design ethos.

The C67 is currently the thinnest model in its class, measuring just 7.59 millimeters. A feature often reserved for higher-end models is the seamless alignment between screen and frame, a first for the C series. Visually, this construction adds a sense of luxury and style while improving dust and splash resistance.

Control buttons sit on the right edge. With a case on, the combined volume key sits beneath the silicone, while the power button with a built-in fingerprint sensor remains accessible, reducing the chance of accidental presses.

The rear camera module shifts toward the left edge and sits close to the body, minimizing the risk of damage when the phone is set down on a surface.

Overall, the device feels secure in hand for both larger male grips and slimmer female grips. It stays balanced, avoiding a heavy feel even in extended use.

Camera

The realme C67’s standout feature is its camera system. For the first time in the C series, a 108‑megapixel main sensor with 3x intra-sensor zoom is included. The primary camera uses a 1/1.67 inch Samsung S5KHM6 sensor with 108 MP resolution, 0.64 micron pixels, ISOCELL 2.0 technology, and Nonacell Bayer RGB color filters. This level of imaging is typically found in premium devices, and intra-sensor zoom adds flexibility that is not common in budget-to-midrange phones.

Photos render bright, rich, and accurate tones. Built-in filters enable creative photography, and when recording video, the electronic image stabilization (EIS) helps keep footage smooth and stable.

Low-light performance stands out, with clear, grain-free images and minimal yellowing. The result is strong overall photography and expressive capability for the user.

Filling

The heart of the C67 is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 685 chipset, a first for the C series. Competitors often rely on the previous-generation Snapdragon 680. With the 685, multitasking efficiency improves by roughly 15%, while graphics rendering and video streaming gain about 10%. Produced on a 6 nm process, the chip also contributes to better energy efficiency and longer battery life.

Equipped with a 5000 mAh battery and 33 W SUPERVOOC fast charging, the C67 minimizes the risk of being stranded away from a power source. The device remains cool under heavy use, signaling a capable cooling system during gaming or long video sessions.

In Russia, two memory configurations are offered: 8/256 GB and 6/128 GB. Realme’s DRE technology can virtualize RAM, allowing 8 GB to be augmented by an additional 8 GB, reaching 16 GB effectively (the 6 GB variant can expand to 12 GB). This acceleration translates into quicker app switching and smoother gaming experiences. A minor trade-off is slightly higher battery consumption when DRE is active.

Beyond internal storage, there is support for microSD expansion up to 2 TB, ensuring ample space for documents, photos, and videos. The SIM slot supports two cards, maintaining full connectivity options.

Two other notable highlights: first, genuine stereo speakers deliver richer audio for calls, media, and entertainment; second, NFC is present for seamless wireless payments and pairing, thanks to a practical looped design that accommodates various terminals.

IP54-rated dust and splash protection marks the C67’s first inclusion of this standard in the C series. While it’s not designed for submersion, it offers reliable protection in rain or near water sources, aligning with an active urban lifestyle.

The rest covers standard expectations: broad compatibility with networks, precise fingerprint sensing, and USB Type-C charging.

Screen and software

The C67 adds a 6.72-inch display with a 90 Hz refresh rate. Brightness reaches up to 905 nits, ensuring legibility in bright daylight without the need for shade. In dim light, the viewing experience remains comfortable at lower brightness levels. Vivid colors and accurate tones round out the display quality.

Powered by Android 14 with realme UI, the experience includes a refreshed mini capsule now labeled 2.0. This update expands its usefulness beyond basic notifications, integrating music controls and dynamic visuals that respond to the audio playing.

The mini capsule can expand to show details like song title and duration and provides quick access to playback controls. Paired with stereo speakers or wireless buds, listening becomes more convenient and enjoyable.

In conclusion

Realme has delivered a compelling upgrade with the C67, hinting at a new performance benchmark in its segment. The model blends premium-style features with a lower price tag, appealing to those who crave both function and flair.

Designed with younger users in mind, the device offers expressive aesthetics and practical tools for daily life. The combination of feature-rich hardware and accessible pricing makes the C67 a strong contender in its class.

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