realme 11

For photography, the Realme 11 5G and Realme 11x both sport a dual rear camera setup, albeit with differing primary sensors. The latter incorporates a 64MP main shooter, while the Realme 11 5G boasts a 108MP camera. On both smartphones, the auxiliary camera is a 2MP depth sensor. For selfies and video calling, the vanilla Realme 11 model also has a bigger sensor at front - 16MP as opposed to 8MP on the 11x.The camera performance of both devices is arguably comparable. In favourable lighting conditions, both smartphones demonstrate quick focus and shutter speed. The resultant images are pleasing to the eye, even though the colours might come across as slightly oversaturated. Nevertheless, the sensors do an admirable job of preserving exposure and highlights in most scenarios. Be that as it may, the larger sensor size does grant the Realme 11 5G a slight advantage over its counterpart in terms of detail levels. This is evident in both daylight and low-light shots, with a particular emphasis on low-light scenarios. The images captured by the Realme 11x in dimly-lit scenarios tend to appear grainy even after utilizing the night mode. In a comparable context, the images from the Realme 11 5G exhibit less noise, resulting in superior details.That said, the portrait mode on the Realme 11 5G and Realme 11x 5G both need improvement with edge detection. Both the front and rear cameras exhibit a tendency to distort the subject around the edges. As for the selfie camera, the handsets do fairly well in capturing skin tones and facial detailing in a well-lit environment. Again you will find the level of detailing on selfies superior on Realme 11 5G due to the sensor size.

At the heart of the Realme 11 5G and Realme 11x 5G lie the all-new MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ SoC, which features two performance cores, six efficiency cores, and ARM G57 MC2 GPU. The chipset helped the smartphones perform decently on the benchmarking tests. Additionally, the handsets throttled barely while running 50 threads for half an hour on the CPU Throttle test.Talking about real-world performance, the handset didn't show even the slightest hesitation while handling regular day-to-day tasks. The phone is also proficient at multitasking; however, this necessitates keeping the number of background apps in check, as excess apps could lead to occasional lags. In terms of gaming, the device is capable of running graphically-demanding games like BGMI and COD: Mobile at moderate graphics settings for brief periods. I was able to play BGMI for half an hour without experiencing any stutters or lags. However, I did observe the device warming up slightly after the gaming session.The Realme 11x is available in two configurations: 6GB RAM + 128GB storage and 8GB RAM + 128GB storage. The vanilla Realme 11 5G has just one RAM variant, 8GB, but you have the option to pair it with either 128GB or 256GB storage. The RAM on both smartphones is virtually expandable up to 8GB, and for storage augmentation, the phones provide a dedicated microSD card slot. The new Realme 11-series smartphones are 5G capable. Here‘s a speed test done using Airtel 5G Plus network in Gurgaon, Haryana on Realme 11 5G:

The Realme 11 5G and Realme 11x both house a 5,000mAh battery, which offers respectable backup on a single charge. I was able to get through the entire day of usage, involving browsing, gaming, and streaming, without looking for a charger. The battery capacity was also reflected on the handset's PC Mark charging test where it returned with a healthy score of 17 hours and 34 minutes.When it comes to charging, the Realme 11 5G comes with a 67W fast charging solution. It can get you a full charge from nothing well under an hour. The Realme 11x 5G, on the other hand, supports 33W fast charging, which can charge the device from 0 to 100 percent in about 90 minutes.