Two week old phone, I play Genshin and HSR, and from SEA. Smooth performance on default. So far, cooling system has improved, highest temp I've noticed is at 39C.

Compare all 4 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Dark Purple · 256 GB | ₹23,999 | Not sold |
| Victory Gold · 256 GB | ₹24,999 | Not sold |
| 8 GB · 128 GB | ₹21,998 | Not sold |
| Speed Green · 256 GB | ₹29,999 | Not sold |
The ZuPick verdict
The realme 13+ 5G gets some important things right, especially camera stabilisation, video features and daily usability. But in this price bracket, its weaker display and below-average performance make it hard to recommend strongly.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
31 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹23,999 in the period we have tracked.
₹23,999
₹29,999
Pros & cons
The 50 MP main camera gets optical stabilisation, which is still a meaningful advantage in this price range. It helps with steadier low-light shots and smoother handheld video.
It records up to 4K at 30 fps, giving it more flexibility than phones that stop at 1080p. That is useful if you shoot travel clips or want extra room to crop.
45W charging is practical for daily use, and the phone reaches 50% in 30 minutes. You can top it up quickly before heading out.
Stereo speakers, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and IP64 protection make the phone easier to live with. These touches add convenience without needing accessories.
It scores about 452,000 on AnTuTu, which is below what most phones around this budget deliver. Basic use is fine, but heavier games and long-term performance are less convincing.
The LCD screen peaks at 580 nits, so outdoor visibility is a clear weak point. It also misses the deeper contrast and richer look that AMOLED rivals usually bring here.
The 5000 mAh battery is standard rather than standout, and endurance is only decent for this class. Charging is convenient, but battery life is not a major strength.
What owners say
From RedditUpdate: It is indeed sexy. No regrets yet. Camera is actually like extremely fine :)
Its a good mid-range phone, with emphasis on gaming. Camera is decent enough for everyday use, but not as feature-rich compared to its camera-centric brethren (13 Pro and 13 Pro+).
I bought my 13+ mainly because of the D7300 and the better software experience with realme, coming from a Poco X5.
I have been using Realme 13+ for about 6 months now. On the latest software. My battery feels the same as new. I don't game. Only normal usage. Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, mails, 30 minutes Google maps a day etc. I charge only once a day. By the EOD I am left with about 30-40% battery.
Yea, you can put in microsd. Not sure about the 2TB claim tho. not sure if it's region dependent, but the NFC works just fine here in Malaysia. For other opinions, you could just search it up on yt, tiktok or even other posts in this subreddit. Check out GSMArena website too. All things considered, so far so good.
I have Realme 13+ 5g Russian version. Realme UI 7.0 Camera lags in Snapchat and Video Recording. Sometimes phone also stutter lags. Gaming is good but fps drops. anyone has same issues?
I still have to test it, I just noticed that it heats up too much then I will give feedback on everything when 😉
Wierdly the blur for the control panel is just your wallpaper and not the app you're in, And no fullscreen AOD
Realme UI 7 – Phone crash when using “Extract Content” from screenshot Hi everyone. I want to share a problem I experienced after updating to Realme UI 7. If you take a screenshot and use the “Extract Content” or content selection feature, then save the extracted image, the phone may start to crash.
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