Realme Narzo 50A design might leave you scratching your head

We recently reviewed a pair of realm phones that put company names under the spotlight. The realm of GT Master Edition and the further the explorers of his explorers are clearly Turner’s head, at least for the vegan skin part of “Travel Suitcase”. However, the upcoming Middle Class of Realm classes, it might take a cake in terms of design that is not orthodox, with a dual-tone back and the placement of a strange fingerprint sensor that will make you wonder what Realme designers think when they conceptualize realm Narzo 50A.

Given the mediocre specifications and limited market availability, it is not surprising that the Narzo Realm smartphone line is not about the main headline. Even Narzo 30A earlier this year it might not make a blip with a double tone design that seems to borrow several signals from the original Google Pixel. As if trying to fix it, Realme seemed to stir everything a little with Narzo 50A, although it might reach fame instead of fame for it.

Realm Narzo 50A is shown in the renders of 91mobiles and @onleak still have a double tone design on his back. However, this time, the second tone runs vertically down from a large and equally wide square camera bump with that structure. We have seen several phones adopting vertical lines on one side of the phone, but this must take the aesthetics to the extreme.

Even foreigners are placing the actual fingerprint sensor in the lump of the camera. Technically, it seems really at the same vertical level as Narzo 30A fingerprint scanner. However, it’s a little to one side, and being part of the same structure with the camera can result in some unintentional fingerprint stains on the camera lens when trying to unlock the cellphone.

Details about this strange realm phone are still slim now, even though there is talks with an 8MP front camera and 12.5MP main sensor. Realm Narzo 50A may follow its predecessor path with Helio MediaTek chipset and a large battery that can add to the appeal of a unique phone.