The Realme C20 (RMX3063/RMX3061) and Realme C21 (RMX3201) utilize a shared internal Sub-PCB architecture. This Original (OG) Charging Board is the primary interface for power delivery and peripheral connectivity, specifically engineered to support the power requirements of the massive 5000mAh battery found in these models.
Below is the technical product description and comprehensive specification breakdown in a tabular format.
| Feature | Detailed Specification |
| Compatible Models | Realme C20, Realme C21, Realme C11 (2021) |
| Model Numbers | RMX3061, RMX3063, RMX3201 |
| Component Name | Charging Sub-Board / Dock Connector / Micro-USB PCB |
| Port Interface | Micro-USB 2.0 (Reinforced 5-pin design) |
| Charging Support | 10W Standard Charging (5V/2A) |
| Integrated Hardware | Micro-USB Port, Analog Microphone, Antenna RF Terminal |
| Main Functions | Charging, Data Sync, Voice Input (Calling), Signal Bridge |
| Material | High-density PI-FPC with multi-layer copper traces |
| Safety Features | Reverse current protection & Short-circuit IC |
| Grade | 100% Original (OG) Quality / Service Pack Grade |
1. Reinforced Micro-USB 2.0 Port
The OG board features a high-tensile Micro-USB port with solid solder points to the PCB. Unlike standard copies that may easily break or offer loose connections, this original component is built to withstand thousands of plug-in/plug-out cycles while maintaining stable current flow to the battery.
2. Digital Analog Microphone
The primary call microphone is integrated directly onto this board. The OG version uses a high-sensitivity sensor that ensures clear voice capture for calls and recordings. Replacing a damaged board with a non-OG copy often results in muffled audio or a complete loss of outgoing voice.
3. Signal Reception Terminal (RF)
The board includes a precision gold-plated antenna socket. This terminal connects the coaxial cable from the mainboard to the bottom antenna. The OG quality ensures there is no signal attenuation, preserving full 4G LTE and VoLTE connectivity without the "Searching" or "Weak Signal" issues common in lower-grade parts.


