Realme

Realme is one of the few brands that have been consistently launching smartphones in 2025. We have seen multiple updates to its P-series, Number series, GT series, and more. And now, the company is kicking off 2026 with a new Number series. The company has launched the Realme 16 Pro and Realme 16 Pro+ smartphones in the country, promising some decent upgrades over its predecessors. This is also the first series from the company to receive flagship-level treatment, whether it be Samsung's 200MP ISOCELL HP5 sensor or a renewed design collaboration with Naoto Fukasawa.

India's affordable smartwatch market is dominated by a few but familiar names, with boAt and Noise often leading the conversation. Realme, however, isn't a name that usually comes up when discussing budget wearables. In fact, until recently, the company had only a single smartwatch in its Indian portfolio, the Realme Watch S2. That has now changed with the introduction of the new Realme Watch 5, which also flags the company's renewed push into the affordable smartwatch segment.

Realme P-series phones have focused on delivering strong performance at a competitive price. The company recently launched the Realme P4 series, which includes the Realme P4 and P4 Pro — the P4 Pro in particular proved to be a solid option in its price segment, offering a balance of sleek design and gaming-centric performance. To aid its ambitions of capturing a greater market share in the affordable space, the company has now launched the Realme P4x 5G, which sits below the Realme P4 in its device portfolio.