Where to buy Realme phones? A list of Realme stores in PH

Realme entered the local smartphone market late last year. And just a couple of months later, the OPPO sub-brand took to social media to announce that the Realme C1, the company’s first and only offering in the Philippines (for the meantime, at least), is now available offline nationwide.

That’s right: You can already buy the C1 in partner stores across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Previously, the budget Android phone was only available through online retailer Lazada. It’s practically everywhere now.

Realme says it plans to open over 1,000 retail locations in the Philippines in January 2019 alone. Recently, the company activated 23 authorized repair centers in the country.

You will find the complete alphabetical list of stores that sell the Realme C1 in the Philippines below.

Ayala Malls Abreeza Davao
Ayala Malls Capitol Central
Ayala Malls Cebu
Ayala Malls Cloverleaf
Ayala Malls Fairview Terraces
Ayala Malls Feliz
Ayala Malls Glorietta
Ayala Malls Marquee Mall
Ayala Malls TriNoma
Cash & Carry
Centroplex Mall Bacolod
CityMall Bacolod
CityMall Dumaguete
CityMall Kabankalan
CityMall SCTEX
CityMall Victorias
CityMall Kalibo
Festival Supermall
Gaisano Mall Davao
Gaisano Mall Digos
Gaisano Mall Iloilo
Gaisano Mall Passi
Gaisano Mall Roxas
Gaisano Mall Tagum
Gaisano Mall Toril
GT Town Center Pavia Iloilo
GT Plaza Mall Molo
iMall Canlubang
JY Square Mall
Lopue’s East
Lopue’s La Carlota
Lopue’s Sagay
Lucky Chinatown Mall
Robinsons Antipolo
Robinsons Dumaguete
Robinsons Ermita
Robinsons Galleria
Robinsons Las Pinas
Robinsons Malolos
Robinsons Pioneer
Robinsons Santiago
Starmall Shaw
Starmall Alabang
SM Angono
SM Apalit
SM Bacolod
SM Bacoor
SM Bicutan
SM BF Parañaque
SM Cabanatuan
SM Calamba
SM Carcar
SM Cebu
SM Cherry Antipolo
SM Cubao
SM Dasmariñas
SM Davao
SM East Ortigas
SM Fairview
SM General Santos
SM Lanang
SM Las Piñas
SM Lemery
SM Legazpi
SM Lucena
SM Manila
SM Masinag
SM Marikina
SM Marilao
SM Megamall
SM MOA
SM Molino
SM Muntinlupa
SM North EDSA
SM Novaliches
SM San Mateo
SM San Lazaro
SM San Pablo
SM Sangandaan
SM Southmall
SM Sucat
SM Sta. Mesa
SM Sta. Rosa
SM Telabastagan
SM Trece Martires
SM Tuguegarao
SM Rosario
SM Valenzuela
Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall
Tutuban Centermall
Victoria Plaza Mall Davao
Victory Park & Shop Antipolo
V-Mall
Welcome Plaza Mall
Xentro Mall Antipolo
Xentro Mall Mall of the Valley
Bago via Galleon Enterprise
Cadiz via Galleon Enterprise
Pototan via Galleon Enterprise
Siquijor via Galleon Enterprise
Argao via Galleon Enterprise
Hinigaran via Galleon Enterprise
San Carlos via Galleon Enterprise
Silay via Galleon Enterprise
Tanjay via Galleon Enterprise
Talisay via Galleon Enteprise

Or you can refer to the one above to see where you can buy a Realme unit in the Philippines. The company has promised to keep the Google document updated.

The Realme C1 is good value for money, too, having won the People’s Choice award in the Best Value-for-Money Smartphone and Best Smartphone Under P10,000 categories of Revü Awards 2018.

In our review, we said that the Realme C1 “truly embodies what Realme wants to be known for — well-specced smartphones that are within the means of the masses.” For the money, you’re looking at a notched handset sporting a 6.2-inch LCD on the front and dual back-facing cameras. It’s powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 and a 4,000mAh battery that delivers two days of normal use per charge.

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Ramon Lopez

Reviews editor: Ramon "Monch" Lopez has 16 years of professional experience creating and editing content for print and digital publications such as Yahoo. He headed the gadgets-merchandising division of one of the Philippines’ largest retail operators somewhere in between.