The Kenyan smartphone market is one of the toughest on the continent. With numerous players currently in the market, it’s getting tougher to attract the attention of the conscious Kenyan consumer.
Realme, a Shenzen-based smartphone manufacturer appears to have begun reaping the fruits of its entry into the Kenyan smartphone market. The manufacturer made its debut into the market just over a year ago and from the recent reporting of its performance, the company got it right with one of its offerings, the realme C11.
The smartphone has posted some impressive sales over the period and is the most sold realme smartphone on the market.
It’s not hard to see why. The smartphone packs a technical profile that appeal to the budget smartphone buyer. The C11 packs a decent display profile (6.5-inches) and a large 5000 mAh battery, two features that make the device stand out from the crowd.
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Other than the realme C11, other devices from its portfolio that have shown significant potential include the C12, C15, 7i, and Buds Q.
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Realme’s upcoming smartphone, the Realme C25, will also likely be a hit.
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