Realme C55 128GB Black

If the Realme C55 is described as refurbished, it means it is not a factory new phone, but a previously used device that has been checked and refreshed so it works properly and is ready for another owner. On our platform, refurbishment is carried out by our partners, so the phone may have minor signs of use, and we cannot promise it will look and perform exactly like a brand new device or that every part will be fully original. It is also important to know that after refurbishment we cannot guarantee the original water resistance, even if some level of resistance was mentioned for the phone when it was new.

Realme is a Chinese consumer electronics company best known for smartphones, but it also builds a wider range of connected devices such as earbuds and smart accessories. The brand launched in 2018 and has strong historical ties to OPPO, including being founded by a former OPPO executive and operating within a related brand ecosystem. Realme comes from China and is headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong.

To turn off the Realme C55, press and hold the Power button and the Volume Up button together until the power menu appears, then tap “Power off”. If you prefer the traditional shutdown with a long press of the Power button only, you can change the power button behavior in Settings and set the long press action to open the power menu instead.

On the Realme C55, you can check battery health in Settings if your software version includes a Battery health or Maximum capacity section, where you will usually see an estimated condition and battery related details. You typically get there through Settings and Battery, then look for Battery health or Maximum capacity. If that option is missing, you can still judge battery condition indirectly by reviewing battery usage stats, and you can view more technical information via Android’s hidden testing menu by opening the dialer, entering ##4636##, and checking the battery information screen.

Realme does not use one single support period for every phone, because it varies by series and model. For many years, a common baseline for a lot of devices was around 2 major Android version upgrades and about 3 years of security patches, especially on entry and mid range phones. More recently, Realme has been extending its policy on selected lines, with some newer models getting 3 major Android updates and 4 years of security updates, and a few higher tier releases sometimes promising even longer security support. The most reliable approach is to check the policy for the exact model you are considering, since it can differ even within the same lineup.