Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Does Realme Stand a Chance?
It’s no wonder that budget phones are getting popular everyday, and why will it not be? As you are getting reliable performance, a decent camera that does the job and a worthy battery life that makes them the perfect option for low-budget phone seekers in Bangladesh.
Today we bring you another comparison review between two trending budget phones until now in 2024. Talking about the Moto G24 Power and the newly released Realme C65. Both the devices immediately got attention by their loyal fans and the community keeps asking for a comparison to find out which phone best suits your next investment.
We’ll be going through all the major features and details both the devices have to offer and find out which device is for whom. So let’s jump into today’s comparison review:
Table of Contents
1. Motorola Moto G24 Power vs Realme C65: Key Differences
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2. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Design & Build
- G24 Power: 8.99mm Thickness | 197g
- C65: 7.64mm Thickness | 185g
Motorola has been going through a lot of design changes from their last few devices, bringing modern design that users love. To keep things premium Motorola did not even compromise for their budget phones as well, such as the G24 Power itself. That comes with a streamlined camera design that smoothly gets curved with the dual camera on back.
You do get a thicker body from that 8.99mm thickness and a side mounted fingerprint scanner to unlock or your G24 Power quite easily. Due to the larger 6000mAh battery inside, you also get 197 grams of weight, which is not too much but even a little higher compared to the Realme C65.
For colors, you get matte finishes from the Glacier Blue and Ink Blue variants, which look pretty good on your hands. There’s also a water repellent design from Moto, that keeps you safe from accidental splashes and raindrops.
In comparison, the Realme C65 comes with a eye-catchy shining starlight design from both it’s Starlight purple & Starlight Black colors. At first glance, you will literally feel the gorgeous shade it gives you from the rear designs.
Built quality is surprisingly good for the Realme C65 when we did a comparison, as you get a lighter 185 grams, which is around 6% lighter compared to Moto G24 Power. The device feels slimmer too in your hand, due to its 7.64mm thickness, which is around 15% slimmer body compared to the Moto G24 Power. There’s also IP54 water and dust resistance certification while the Moto only gives you water repellent design.
3. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Display
- Moto G24 Power: 6.56-Inch | 90Hz | 537 Peak Brightness
- Realme C65: 6.67-Inch (Larger Display) | 90Hz | 625 Peak Brightness
Moving on to the display section, there are few differences to notice at first view. To talk about the Motorola G24 Power, you get a 6.6-inch punch-hole display and in a way this display is just large enough for a budget phone. Watching contents like Netflix or Amazon prime on this large display seems quite good. You also get HD+ resolution with a 269 ppi, the pixel per inch can be less but it’s decent enough for the price.
There’s also a 90Hz refresh rate that gives you smoother operation within the overall app interaction and while playing multiplayer games. For using it outdoors without any hassles, you get a 537 peak brightness, that is just okay to have visibility while using the G24 Power while you are roaming around outdoors.
On the other hand, the Realme C65 comes with quite similar display features, which is around a 6.67-inch IPS panel with a punch-hole cut out just like its competitor Moto G24 Power. Viewing angle looks pretty much the same and even the refresh rate is similar to around 90Hz.
Pixel per inch is a little less with 264ppi due to the slightly larger display, but one good thing is that you get higher brightness for outdoor visibility in direct sunlight. Get around 625 for peak brightness in the C65, which is around 16% brighter compared to the Moto G24 Power, making the Realme take the outdoor high visibility points.
There’s also TÜV Rheinland Low blue light certification on this C65 from Realme, which will keep your eyes safe while watching content longer that won’t hurt your eyes, and sadly Moto G24 doesn’t have these fancy eye protection features on their display.
4. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Camera
- Moto G24 Power: 50MP Wide | 2MP Macro | 1080p Recording
- Realme C65: 50MP Wide | 2MP Depth | 1080p Recording
Shooting from the rear camera has its perks, as you get resolution photography done from that larger camera sensor. In terms of camera capabilities both the Moto G24 Power and the Realme C65 comes with similar primary wide angle lens, while the secondary rear camera is changed.
The Motorola G24 Power gives you quality photo capturing in the broad daylight from its dual lens, which is a 50MP wide angle lens and a 2MP macro lens for shooting better photos for your close-up objects. The photos from the 50MP sensor gives you some decent photos with good color and dynamic range.
Skin tones of people showed realistic results during the daylight photography. Front camera is about 16MP with 1080p recording, you can shoot some appreciable selfies from that while the videography is just fine to do day-to-day video calling.
In comparison, the Realme C65 comes with a similar rear camera lens except slight changes. While the primary 50MP camera remained the same with similar apertures and photos seemed nice in daylight photography.
Though you do get Realme’s AI-features in photography, as you can get creative with the Tilt-shift photography that lets you change focus for a particular subject, you also get street photography filters that lets you be creative while using 3 new filters while taking photos outdoors. And for the other lens, no macro lens just like the G24 Power, there’s a 2MP depth sensor, which literally adds an extra touch of background blur for your portraits.These blurred portraits look real nice if you are into portrait photography.
Front camera of the Realme C65 is a bit smaller with 8MP compared to Moto G24 Power’s 16MP, but there’s nothing to worry about, as you do get quite good selfies as well. In terms of recording, both the rear and front camera of the Realme C65 comes with 1080p recording, which is pretty usual like the Motorola G24 Power.
5. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Performance
- Mediatek Helio G85 | 12nm | Up to 2.0GHz | Mali-G52 MC2
Budget phones naturally don’t come with a high end processor, although they do give you reliable performance from a decent chip. In today’s Moto G24 Power and the Realme C65 comparison, both the devices come with exactly the same processor and even quite the same internal storage.
The processor that both the devices choose is the Mediatek Helio G85, which is a 12-nanometer architecture processor and gives you around 2.0GHz processing power to run day-to-day apps and casual gaming quite smoothly. Running Google apps or playing games like Free-Fire or Subway Surfers won’t do any damage while playing in HD mode.
As for the RAM or ROM, Motorola’s Moto G24 Power starts with 4GB of RAM up to 8GB variant, whichever suits you best or your budget, while the Realme C65’s RAM options starts with 6GB to up to 8GB and a maximum of 256GB of storage. It is noticeable that due to lower RAM options for the Moto G24 Power, user’s can choose a slightly low-price device while still enjoying the great budget phone features for around less than 13 thousand taka.
In terms of multimedia, Moto G24 Power comes with HD+ screen with a Dolby Atmos sound system for enjoying your favorite tv-shows in immersive audio. As for the Realme C65, you get a similar resolution display like the Motorola for enjoying content, although there is no Dolby Atmos sound, instead you get a sound boost for up to 200% UltraBoom.
Connectivity is quite similar but you do get a little enhanced mode feature with the Realme C65. There is Bluetooth 5.0 in both the devices, and similar Wi-Fi connectivity as well. In terms of realme, there is a “Multimode Enhanced Antenna”, that gives you stronger and more stable connectivity as per Realme.
One thing that is a must say in case of the Realme is that they have the assurance from a reliable company to give us the performance like a new device. Giving you around 4 years of lag-free use.
Certified by the renowned German Quality Standard Association called the “TÜV SÜD Fluency A-Rating”.
6. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: UI & OS
- Android 14
While the Android version of both the devices comes with similarity, which is the Android 14, though there are changes here and there in terms of overall look and feel.
For Motorola, you get a stock android experience with a few minor Motorola’s personal applications for better caring of your device. Thankfully, you can delete or uninstall them if you don’t prefer keeping them. To protect your G24 Power, you can easily access the power button which also works as a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.
There’s also theme customization and gestures from Motorola, like flashlight opening by shaking, 3-finger screenshot or even sidebar opening to access more apps are really useful features from Motorola. One sad thing is that Motorola doesn’t give you good years of OS updates, as you only get 1 year of OS update and 3 years of security updates.
In case of the Realme C65, there are similar android 14 features with customization and so on. Though you do get a custom skin of Realme UI 5.0 with a bunch of fancy gestures and modes. Like you get an Air gestures feature that lets you have new touchless control.
Even the Power button works as a “Dynamic Button” to use as a Flashlight, mute, camera or music opening in just a tap. Surprisingly, Realme’s punchhole display also comes with a Mini Capsule 2.0 feature, that gives Apple’s Dynamic Island alike features, to show you notifications and brings useful control for a smoother operation. As for updates, Realme Bangladesh did not officially announce how many years of OS update you will get, so I’m still waiting for Realme to announce that.
7. Motorola Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65: Battery
- 6000mAh | 30W Wired (Fast Charging)
- 5000mAh | 45W Wired (Fast Charging)
Here comes the most talked feature in a budget phone, which is the overall Battery life a device offers. And in today’s comparison of Moto G24 Power Vs Realme C65, there’s a major difference on each of the devices.
When you take a look at the Moto G24 Power, this device name suggests you will get powerful features, and in this case it’s the battery. As you get around 6000mAh battery which is like 1000mAh more compared to their earlier model, the Moto G23. You get around 2 day’s of easy battery in a minimum usage.
And to charge it simply, there’s also a 30W fast-charger inside the box that gives you almost 50% of battery in less than an hour, which is a good option in this under 15000 taka phone in Bangladesh.
In the case of the Realme C65, the comparison becomes slightly hard, as there is a decent 5000mAh battery as most smartphones offer these days. Realme did however give you a faster charger compared to what Moto is offering. As you get 45W wired fast charging for your Realme C65, that gives you around 43 minutes of calling capability in just 30 seconds of charging.
8. Overall Specs
Here is both the device’s technical information for a better overview of the Motorola Moto G24 Power specification against the Realme C65’s specs
| Specs | Motorola Moto G24 Power | Realme C65 |
| Display | 6.56 inches (~84.9% screen-to-body ratio) | IPS LCD, 90Hz, 537 nits (peak) | 720 x 1612 pixels, 20:9 ratio (~269 ppi density) | 6.67 inches (~85.6% screen-to-body ratio) | 720 x 1604 pixels, 20:9 ratio (~264 ppi density) | IPS LCD, 90Hz, 625 nits Peak brightness | Screen Colors: 16.7M |
| Body | Dimensions: 163.49 x 74.53 x 8.99mm
Weight: 197g | Water Protection: Water repellent design | Glass front, plastic back, plastic frame |
Dimensions: Length: 164.6mm | Width：76.1mm | Depth: 7.64mm | Weight: 185 grams | IP54, dust and splash resistant |
| Camera | Rear: 50 MP, f/1.8 (wide) | 2 MP, f/2.4, (macro) LED Flash, HDR, Panorama | Quad Pixel technology
Recording: 1080p@30fps (Full HD) |
Rear: 50 MP, f/1.8 (wide) | 2 MP, f/2.4, (Depth) LED Flash, HDR, Panorama
Recording: 1080p@30fps (Full HD) |
| Platform | Mediatek MT6769Z Helio G85 (12nm) | Octa-core (2×2.0 GHz) | Mali-G52 MC2 | Android 14 | Mediatek MT6769Z Helio G85 (12nm) | Octa-core (2×2.0 GHz) | Mali-G52 MC2 | Android 14 (Realme UI 5.0) |
| Ram-ROM | 128GB 4GB RAM, 128GB 8GB RAM, 256GB 4GB RAM, 256GB 8GB RAM | microSD (Dedicated Slot) | LPDDR4x | eMMC 5.1 | 128GB 6GB RAM, 128GB 8GB RAM, 256GB 8GB RAM | Dedicated microSD Card Slot |
| Audio | Stereo speakers | 3.5mm jack | Dolby Atmos Sound | FM Radio Supported | 200% UltraBoom Speaker | 3.5mm Headset Jack |
| Battery | 6000mAh | Non-Removable | Charging: 30W Wired | USB Type-C | 5000mAh | Non-Removable | Charging: 45W Wired | USB Type-C |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, Proximity, Ambient Light, Sensor Hub, Fingerprint reader, E-compass, SAR sensor, Gyroscope | Geomagnetic Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Light Sensor, Acceleration Sensor, Software Gyroscope |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac | 2.4GHz + 5GHz | Wi-Fi hotspot | SIM Card: 3 in 1 SIM (2 Nano SIMs + 1 microSD) | Bluetooth 5.0 | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band | Wireless:
2.4/5GHz | 2 Nano Card Slots + 1 Micro SD Slot |
| Features | Ambient display | Gestures: Quick capture, Fast flashlight, Three-finger screenshot, Sidebar, Double press power key, Press and hold power button | TÜV SÜD 48-Month Fluency Protection | TÜV Rheinland Low blue Light Certificate (Eye Comfort) | 16GB Dynamic RAM | Dynamic Button | AI Boost | Air Gestures | Multimode Enhanced Antenna (Stronger & Stable Connectivity) |
| Colors | Glacier Blue, Ink Blue | Starlight Purple, Starlight Black |
Verdict
As for last few words, both the Moto G24 Power and the Realme C65 comes with quite a similar features, that includes a so close display features, same to same performance features from the Helio H85 that allows you use most basic apps and play casual games in HD mode at ease and a reliable battery life.
While there are few things to focus on, first of all, there is a major price difference between the two, as the Moto G24 Power comes with less price compared to Realme C65. You also get another difference in Realme C65, which is a 5000mAh battery while Motorola gives you a 6000mAh battery, which is a plus point.
Lastly, one question rises, does Realme C65 stand a chance against the Moto G24 Power?
Well, based on all the budget smartphone features it is an open truth that Moto G24 Power gives you all the needy features a budget users seek at the best price possible, which is around 12-14 thousand taka. And Realme loses this budget phone battle, just because of keeping the price higher at the range of above 15-16 thousand taka while offering similar features Moto G24 Power is offering at a much lesser price.
Get the Realme C65, if:
> You require a stylish and slimmer looking device;
> You want a appreciable performance to do daily activities;
> You need good AI camera features & love the Realme UI eco-system.
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Get the Motorola Moto G24 Power, if:
> You want a decent performance from a budget device;
> You require a large display for enjoying HD+ contents;
> You need a 6000mAh big battery for longer usage at a very low price tag.
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Rabbi Rahman enjoys talking about tech and gadgets, especially smartphones. He’s been writing about them for four years. His favorite topic is discussing innovations in devices, engaging in conversations with others who share his passion for technology.
