It seems that shipping low-priced mobile phones without a charger is becoming a trend! Samsung recently started this practice with the launch of the Galaxy F23 in India, and Realme is now following in its footsteps. The company will soon announce the Narzo 50A Prime in India, confirming that it does not come with the included charger. view the details.
Realme Narzo 50A Prime ships without charger
Realme announced this news through a recent post on the community forum.The company insists on it This decision is a contribution to a sustainable environmentThis is the reason given when many companies such as Apple and Samsung decided to stop shipping bundled chargers with smartphones.
In a recent interview, Realme’s VP Madhav Sheth said:We are taking a sustainability-focused initiative and are also trying to reach double-zero goals such as net-zero carbon emissions by 2025.“”
In this post The company also encourages people to use a 10W charger It is often seen lying down. However, you need to be aware that the Narzo 50A Prime supports 18W fast charging. Also, using a 10W charger may not be what you are willing to do.
The post also confirms that the Narzo 50A Prime will be available in India shortly. However, the exact date is unknown at this time. Remember, the phone was recently launched in Indonesia and it doesn’t even have a charger.
To be on the safe side, the Narzo 50A Prime is another member of the Narzo 50 series, which comes with a Realme GT-like design with a textured back panel. In advance 6.6 inch full HD + LCD display with a peak brightness of 600 knits.. It is equipped with an octa-core Unisoc T612SoC, 4GB of RAM and up to 128GB of storage.
The phone comes with three rear cameras. 50MP main camera, macro camera, black and white sensor.. There is also an 8MP selfie shooter. The Narzo 50A Prime is backed up by a 5,000mAh battery and runs Realme UI Redition based on Android 11.
In addition, it comes with a fingerprint sensor located on the side, a USB Type-C port, a 3.5mm audio jack, and more. Details of availability and pricing in India remain unknown, but details will be announced shortly. Therefore, please look forward to it. Let us know what you think about this decision in the comments below.
