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Owners report the AMOLED display, 67W charging and build quality hold up well, while the main complaints are pre-installed bloatware, in-system ads, occasional Realme UI lag after a few months, and slow security-patch updates. To cut the ads, open each stock app such as App Market, Themes and the Phone Manager/Hot Apps section and turn off its recommendation toggle, then go to Settings > Apps and uninstall or disable the promotional apps you do not use. Clearing this out makes day-to-day use noticeably cleaner. See how others solved this on Reddit

Both the Narzo 70 5G and 70 Pro 5G use a MediaTek Dimensity 7050, but the Pro adds a flat 120Hz curved-glass AMOLED and much faster 67W charging, versus the standard 70's 45W charging, so the Pro is the better pick for longevity and heavier use. Their cameras are broadly similar, so if budget is tight the base 70 is fine for calls and social apps. Either way, update right after setup via Settings > About device > Software update to pull the latest camera and stability fixes. See how others solved this on Reddit

The Narzo 70 Pro 5G is on Realme's upgrade roadmap for Realme UI 7.0, but the stable build rolls out in staged batches, so it may not arrive on the same day for everyone. Check manually under Settings > About device > Software update, and tap the settings/gear icon there to look for a trial or Early Access program if it is offered in your region. Keep several GB of free storage and the battery above 50% so the OTA installs cleanly. See how others solved this on Reddit

Realme provides an official In-Depth Test App for bootloader unlocking, but many Narzo-series devices are not eligible, so unlocking is not guaranteed; if it works it wipes the phone, voids the warranty and usually drops Widevine from L1 to L3 (breaking HD streaming). If your device is accepted, enable Developer Options (Settings > About device > Version, then tap Build number seven times), turn on OEM unlocking and USB debugging, unlock via fastboot, then flash a Magisk-patched boot image. Back up everything first. See how others solved this on Reddit

It suits a parent well thanks to the bright AMOLED screen and long battery life, but the stock ads and bloatware can confuse a non-technical user. Set it up for them by turning on Simple Mode (Settings > Special features > Simple mode) for larger icons and text, then disable the recommendation toggles in the App Market and Phone Manager to stop pop-ups. Adding their fingerprint and a simple lock under Settings > Password & security & privacy keeps it easy for them to unlock. See how others solved this on Reddit