Let’s get straight to the point—Realme 15 Pro is here, and yep, it’s already making noise in the ₹20K–25K segment. But should you care? Or is this just another spec-dump phone wrapped in glossy marketing? I’ve been tracking Realme for a while, and this one feels like it’s trying hard to prove something.
First Impressions Realme 15 Pro
Design-wise, Realme’s gone with a sleek matte finish on the back, finally ditching that weird glossy-glitter mess. It looks decent. Not premium-premium, but solid enough to hold in public without a case. The camera module, though? Still bulky. Still Realme-ish.
Feels slim, lightweight—almost 190g, and yes, the 3.5mm jack is gone (not cool). USB-C, dual speakers, and in-display fingerprint are there, so the basics are covered.
Display – Bright AF
You get a 6.7″ AMOLED panel, 120Hz refresh rate, and around 2000 nits peak brightness. It’s crazy bright. Like, “I can scroll Reels in Lahore’s summer sun” kind of bright. Colors are punchy, no tint issues, and touch response is snappy.
This is honestly where the Realme 15 Pro feels like a flagship. Easily the best screen I’ve seen from Realme in this price range.
Performance – Snapdragon 7s Gen 2
Alright, here’s the thing—Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 is decent. It’s not gonna blow your mind, but day-to-day stuff? Smooth. I ran BGMI on HDR + Ultra, with no frame drops. Not flagship-smooth, but never laggy either.
8GB/12GB RAM + 128GB/256GB UFS 3.1 storage — multitasking is chill, apps don’t reload much, and animations are fluid.
If you’re a casual gamer or just someone who wants a fast, reliable phone, it delivers. Just don’t expect iQOO Neo-level performance in hardcore gaming.
Cameras – Surprisingly Good
Now this part surprised me: Sony LYT-600 50MP OIS main sensor. It’s actually… solid. Colors are natural (finally!), dynamic range is handled well, and low-light shots are usable. Not fake-sharpened or oversaturated like older Realme phones.
The 8MP ultrawide is meh. And the 16MP front cam is fine. Skin tones are a little soft, but Instagram folks won’t complain.
OIS helps in night shots and videos—not gimbal-level stable, but way better than shaky budget cams.
Battery & Charging
5000mAh battery + 67W fast charging = around 47 mins full charge. Easily lasts a full day unless you’re binge-watching anime on full brightness. No wireless charging obviously, but I wasn’t expecting that anyway.
Final Thoughts?
Honestly, Realme 15 Pro is solid. No major gimmicks, no obvious deal-breakers. It feels like Realme finally tuned down the chaos and built a balanced phone.
Would I recommend it? Yep—if you’re not into heavy gaming and want a good camera + killer display, this phone makes total sense under ₹25K.
Would I buy it personally? Hmm… I’d wait and see what iQOO or Motorola drops next. But for most folks, this is one of the most practical mid-range picks right now.
Don’t fall for specs alone. Use your gut. This one, for once, earns a thumbs-up from me.
Hi, I’m Ricky, the founder of OKSociety.in. I’m a tech enthusiast with a deep passion for smartphones, mobile technology, and everything that makes our digital lives smarter. I started OKSociety to share honest reviews, the latest phone updates, and practical buying guides to help people make better choices in this fast-paced tech world.