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Realme entered Nepal’s smartphone market portraying itself as a brand that is best for youths and teenagers who want flagship performance at a budget price. After being split from Oppo in 2018, it built its identity as a competitive spec-to-price value brand, introducing phones with big batteries, fast charging, and increasingly capable cameras. They have phones through each price range, from its entry-level Note and C series to the numbered series and the performance-focused GT series. The phones sold in official retailers like GBN Store come with a full manufacturer warranty and access to Realme’s authorized service network in Nepal. On this page, you find information regarding every Realme phone on the GBN, sorted by price, series, and specifications.
Find the latest Realme mobile price in Nepal as:
Model | Variant | Price (NPR) |
3GB+64GB | 15,999 | |
4GB+64GB | 16,999 | |
4GB+128GB | 19,999 | |
4GB+64GB | 16,999 | |
4GB+128GB | 20,999 | |
4GB+64GB | 21,999 | |
4GB+128GB | 28,999 | |
6GB+256GB | 28,999 | |
8GB+128GB | 36,999 | |
8GB+256GB | 39,999 | |
8GB+256GB | 44,999 | |
12GB+256GB | 65,999 | |
12GB+256GB | 66,999 | |
12GB+512GB | 71,999 | |
16GB+512GB | 1,49,999 |
The Realme Nepal lineup can seem a bit confusing at first glance because of its multiple series, however, they can be understood fairly once given time. Here is how the series is broken down:
This is realme’s entry point, coming at an affordable price but with a large battery capacity. These are great phones for first-time buyers who want a reliable device without spending too much. The phones in this series are the Note 60x, Note 70, and Note 80, all of which are under NPR 25,000.
This series just sits above the Note series, where the C100i, C100x, C85, and C85 Pro come in. One to notice here, the “Pro” doesn't mean it is pricier, but the C85 Pro(36,999) actually costs less than the standard C85, which costs NPR 39,999. The C85 Pro trades its storage for a bigger 7000mAh battery and IP68 water resistance. So, if storage matters more for you, pick the C85 if not, choose the C85 Pro for battery life and ruggedness.
The “P” series gives a clear step up in the overall design and polish. This segment covers the P3 and P3 Ultra, where the P3 gives a balanced, dependable everyday performance while the P3 Ultra pushes it further. The P3 Ultra has a rare quad-curved AMOLED display with full IP68/69 water resistance and 80W fast charging, which are premium specs uncommon at this price. These phones come in at NPR 44,999 and 65,999, making the extra cost worth it for the display design and the durability it offers.
Realme’s numbered series is its mainstream near-flagship lineup, where the 15 Pro comes in and competes with Samsung’s A-series or Nothing’s numbered phone lineups. It brings a bright 144 Hz, 6500-nit display, a 7000 mAh battery, and IP68/69 durability. However, it's worth knowing that its dual camera setup doesn't have a dedicated telephoto lens, so zoom beyond 2x relies on digital cropping rather than true optical zoom.
The GT series is Realme’s performance-focused flagship lineup that is specifically for buyers who want the best chipset and gaming performance that this brand has to offer. The GT 8 Pro is the only phone in this category that GBN Store has priced at NPR 1,49,999. This phone runs on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, a 200MP periscope camera and 120W charging, making it the true flagship in the entire Realme catalogue.
The Realme phone lineup in Nepal is wide, we have basic entry-level Note series under 20k to near-flagship GT series near 1.5 lakh NPR. So the right pick depends on matching your budget to what you want. Thus, here is how it is broken down:
Under this price range, we do not have any Realme phone, but the most affordable option near this price is the Note 60x at 15,999. So if it works for you, you can stretch your budget a little and get this phone, which is a great phone for first-time buyers or use it as a backup device.
In this price range, we get two phones, which are the Note 60x and the Note 70, where the Note 70 will cost you NPR .16,999. At this price, you will get a midrange smartphone with 4GB and 64GB storage alongside a battery of 6300mAh. The Note 70 also has two more variants with more storage but don't come under this price range.
This bracket adds the Note 70 in the 128GB variant at NPR 20,999 and the Note 80 coming at NPR 21,999. Both of these midrange phones are a step up from the Note 60x in terms of storage and everyday usability without spending a lot. The jump in storage on the Note 70 gives it a reasonable breathing room for more apps and storages while the Note 80 refines the overall experience slightly further due to its better screen resolution of 120Hz.
This price bracket holds a wide variety of Realme phones in its entire lineup, the C100i(NPR 28,999), C100x(NPR 28,999), C85 Pro (NPR 36,999), C85(NPR 39,999) and the P3 (NPR 44,999). The thing that makes this bracket great is that the differences between models are not increments but trade-offs between battery, durability and camera capability. The C100i and C100x stay at the entry point with straightforward specs like 4 and 6 GB RAM and a basic plastic build. The C85Pro and C85 bring in a 7000mAh battery and IP68/69K resistance. However, the P3 stays on top of the bracket with 6 GB RAM and 256 GB storage, along with a 120 Hz display, overall, more balanced, all-round performance. So, if you are shopping in this range, it is better to compare models rather than assuming the price option will be better.
In this price range, we get the P3 Ultra (NPR 65,999) and 15 Pro (66,999/71,999), the P3 Ultra leans into better design and durability with its quad-curved AMOLED display and full IP68/69 water resistance, making it a pick for anyone who wants a phone that looks and feels premium. However, the 15 Pro leans more toward the camera and display, which has a 6500-nit screen, strengthening it for outdoor use and photography. Even though it doesn't have a dedicated telephoto lens, at this price the decision comes down to what you want in this range.
Realme’s only flagship phone in Nepal is the GT 8 Pro, which comes at NPR 1,49,999. This phone is a significant jump from the P3 Ultra/15 Pro because there is no mid-flagship range available in the lineup. For buyers who are willing to make the jump, the GT Pro 8 is a genuine phone that delivers flagship performance and camera hardware no lineup can match. This phone has the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, which is one of the fastest mobile processors available, paired with 16 GB of RAM. Also, the 6.79-inch AMOLED display has a 144Hz refresh rate, with peak brightness reaching 7000 nits. It has a camera system that stands out with a 200MP periscope telephoto lens co-developed with the Ricoh GR camera. One of the best features it has is its 7000 mAh battery, coming with 120W wired charging and a dedicated cooling system.
Every Realme mobile runs on the Realme UI, which is the company’s custom interface layered on top of Android UI. Their UI adds its own visual style, always-on display customizations, game-focused modes and AI-powered photo editing while staying close to the Android base UI, which won't confuse users.
Here is a list of all Realme phones that came to Nepal:
Realme GT 8 Pro
Realme P3 Ultra
Realme P3
Realme C85
Realme C85 Pro
Realme C100i
Realme Note80
The GT 8 Pro leads as the best camera in the Realme phone with its 200MP periscope telephoto lens co-developed with Ricoh’s GR camera team. This phone offers a genuine long-range zoom quality uncommon at any price.
If budget is something that doesn't matter to you, the GR 8 Pro is clearly the best phone across performance, camera, display and charging speed. But for the best balance of price and capability, the 15 Pro or P3 Ultra offer near-flagship displays and batteries under half the price of the GT 8 Pro. However, the realme mobile price in Nepal is quite affordable, and you can get great phones with great specs at budget prices.
If you are looking for realme mobile smartphones in Nepal with flexible payment options, GBN Store offer EMI financing on Realme phones through Jagadamba Hire Purchase and Goodwill Finance. However, it is worth knowing that this is not offered on every Realme Nepal lineup. For the phones who qualitfy of EMI, they require a down payment of 40-80%, with the remaining balance paid over 1,4,8, or 12 months at 0% interest.
If there are any queries or problems regarding the service or product of realme not working, you can contact service.np@realme.com. There are also pickup points in Nepal where people can get their Realme phones repaired. Some of the associated service centres are as follows:
Location | Working Days | Contact |
Surya Complex 3rd floor Next to Global IME bank Itahari Chowk, Sunsari, Nepal10:00-18:00 | Thursday off | 9801987012 |
CTC Mall 5th floor Sundhara, Kathmandu, Nepal | Saturday off | 9813915973 |
Realme phones at GBN Store start from NPR 15,999 for the Note 60x to NPR 1,49,999 for the GT8 Pro, which covers budget, midrange and flagship tiers.
No, our most affordable set is the Note 60x, which is priced at NPR 15,999.
The GT 8 Pro, 15 Pro and P3 Ultra are our latest arrivals from Realme in Nepal.
The P3 Ultra has a genuinely rare quad-curved AMOLED display curved along all four edges rather than the sides.
No, there aren’t any smartphones on the market with that battery capacity. However, the GT 8 Pro, 15 Pro and C85 Pro have 700mAh, which is our largest battery.
Yes, most of our line from the C100x up to the GT8 Pro has 5G in it.
Yes, on selected models we have EMI available, financed through Jagadamba Hire Purchase and Goodwill Finance at 0% interest.