The year 2020 was a remarkable year for realme Philippines, despite the setbacks and challenges experienced by many companies last year because of the pandemic. It was the year that realme, a relatively newcomer in the already competitive smartphone market, became the fastest growing smartphone brand and eventually the No. 1 smartphone brand in the Philippines.
According to Canalys, IDC, and Counterpoint Research, realme Philippines claimed the No. 1 spot in the country’s smartphone market, recording triple-digit growth in Q3 2020. IDC reported realme Philippines achieved a staggering 962.5 percent annual growth and captured 25.4 percent local market share in the third quarter of 2020.
The brand’s fast rise in the local smartphone arena was no mean feat. realme Philippines was able to accomplish this in a short span of time by providing the market with reasonably priced smartphones that do what they promise, successful and unique digital campaigns, opening of realme stores across the country, and a huge support from a growing legion of loyal fans dubbed as the Squad.
Achieving the No. 1 spot in smartphone brand in 2020 was just the beginning of a new phase for realme Philippines. The year 2021 brings more room for growth for the global brand beyond smartphones as realme Philippines now takes aim at providing Filipino households with affordable smart digital products.
The brand is introducing the realme TechLife that aims to elevate the lifestyle of every young Filipino to make them live much more conveniently and efficiently daily. realme TechLife brings back the focus of Filipinos to real moments that matter by allowing them to live smartly with a 360° digital realme experience.
The brand’s range of products will now include a full range of audio, wearables, smart home appliances, and smartphones.
The realme Smart TV features an impressive 24W Dolby Atmos stereo and realme’s signature Chromecast Boost.
First up is the realme Smart TV, a 32” and 43” smart TV and the first Android-certified smart TV of realme Philippines. It features an impressive 24W Dolby Atmos stereo and realme’s signature Chromecast Boost that will enhance the TV’s overall visuals for a lifelike movie night with family and friends. This new living room device is bound to change your entertainment experience. If you want to experience a full pledged entertainment system in your living room, you can also pair your realme Smart TV with the realme Soundbar, an impressive audio enhancer for an overall cinematic experience.
On the health and sports front, realme has also introduced the realme Watch S Pro, a Pro lifestyle smart watch the features flagship specs. This smart watch has 15 Sports modes with high-precision GPS tracker—the latter a feature mostly found on high-end devices but realme is making it available for an affordable price. The realme Watch S Pro is one great looking watch—it has AMOLED touchscreen display, 100 + Watch Faces to match your style, and also made with premium stainless steel and gorilla glass.
realme Watch S Pro
The realme Smart TV and the realme Watch S Pro are firstly available starting Shopee 3.3 Mega Shopping Sale. Consumers can enjoy as much as P3,000 discount for the realme Smart TV this coming 3.3 Sale. The realme Smart TV comes in two sizes, 43” and 32”, priced at P18,990 and P11,990 respectively. realme Philippines is also giving an exclusive treat for the buyers of the realme Smart TV, 10 lucky buyers will get a free realme Soundbar for every realme Smart TV purchase. Meanwhile, the most feature-packed smartwatch, realme Watch S Pro is priced at P8,990. Tech savvy’s can enjoy as much as P1,300 discount making the realme Watch S Pro only P7,690 during Shopee’s 3.3 Mega Shopping Sale. Get these awesome deals and promos through realme’s official flagship store on Shopee.
realme Philippines is committed to change the digital landscape in the country. With the arrival of realme TechLife, anything is possible. Follow @realmephilippines on Facebook, YouTube,TikTok, and Instagram for more updates about realme’s offers.
Written by Raquel P. Gomez for INQUIRER.NET