Realme has announced the Note 80, the next entry‑level Android phone after the 70. The brand secured Malaysia certification from SIRIM, confirming the device’s compliance with local regulations. The model number RMX5388 now ties the commercial name to the hardware for the market launch soon.

Certification also includes EEC and TKDN approvals, indicating the phone meets European and domestic quality standards. Element Materials Technology lists a 15W wired charging capability, but no other specs have surfaced yet. Consumers can expect a budget‑friendly device similar to its predecessor in the upcoming.

Realme’s rapid release cycle keeps the brand relevant in the crowded mid‑range market. By certifying early, the company can begin pre‑orders and build anticipation. The 80’s modest specs suggest it targets price‑sensitive buyers looking for reliable performance without premium frills in the region this year.

Industry watchers will monitor how the 15W charging stacks against competitors offering 18W or 25W. If Realme sticks to a low‑power profile, it could appeal to eco‑conscious users who prefer slower, more efficient charging. Future leaks may reveal a Snapdragon processor and a 5000mAh battery.