Revolutionising mid-range market, NARZO Series targets top spot on Amazon

by IANS |



New Delhi, Feb 27 (IANS) Indians have a knack for seeking out the best deals and value in their purchases. This trait, coupled with Amazon's vast product range, competitive pricing, and reliable service, has made it a favourite destination for smartphone shopping among Indian consumers.


It's not just about securing a good deal; the promise of quality products and dependable after-sales service also plays a crucial role.


Whether they're in the market for high-end smartphones or budget-friendly options, Amazon caters to all needs. The convenience of online shopping and doorstep delivery further enhances its appeal. With its combination of ease, trustworthiness, and accessibility, Amazon has firmly established itself as a go-to platform for Indians buying smartphones.


realme, recognising the desires of its audience for distinctive, accessible and feature-packed smartphones, introduced the NARZO series. This sleek smartphone lineup, apart from being accessible on realme's website, is exclusively available on Amazon, catering to the preferences of Indian consumers.


Boasting a user base of over 14 million in India, the NARZO series resonates with the forward-looking mindset of its users. It incorporates cutting-edge technology and aesthetics to enable users to stay abreast of trends and express their individuality. The 'N' in NARZO symbolises diversity, uniqueness, and limitless potential, appealing to individuals who seek to stand out and pursue unique interests and aspirations.


What started as an effort to cater to gaming enthusiasts and performance seekers has evolved into a specialised range of feature-packed devices. These NARZO devices appeal to customers who value cost-effectiveness and prefer shopping on Amazon over other retailers. The NARZO series' popularity is reflected in its impressive sales figures.


For instance, NARZO N55, which went on sale in April 2023 set off as the best-selling smartphone on the first day of its sale in the Rs 10,000 - Rs 15,000 category on Amazon for the year. The NARZO N53 also hit a significant milestone in May 2023 by selling 100,000 units within just 90 minutes of its launch. The device also ranked first on Amazon in the third quarter of 2023.


Moreover, in the same quarter, realme secured the second spot in the Rs 10,000-Rs 20,000 price segment on Amazon, which is the primary price range for the NARZO series.


The NARZO series is realme’s attempt to bring the best of smartphones to its users while still being incredibly light on the pocket. This innovative range of smartphones allows users to embrace a tech-driven lifestyle by merging exceptional user functionality with advanced technology. The NARZO series offers a powerful and progressive experience for realme users, with each new launch enhancing the brand's value.


realme's NARZO series has been a game-changer in the mid-range smartphone market, setting new standards with its advanced features and top-notch performance. This year, realme aims to make the NARZO lineup the best-selling device on Amazon once again by offering high-quality features at pocket-friendly prices. Their approach goes beyond just products; they aim to enhance user experiences through customer-focused innovation.


With its exceptional features, advanced technology, and amazing pricing, the NARZO series is poised to captivate young smartphone users across India. realme's commitment to delivering high-quality experiences at budget-friendly prices enables the country's youth to fully immerse themselves in the digital era.


The NARZO series unlocks a universe of infinite possibilities, empowering India's upcoming generation of digital enthusiasts. This year, realme is resolved to surpass expectations. The NARZO series represents realme's platform for introducing awe-inspiring innovations that are set to dazzle the tech-savvy youth of today.



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