Realme P4 Power will be the 10,000 mAh mid-range phone, delivering astonishing endurance

For several days the Chinese company has been teasing Western fans, and clues point toward the brand’s mega Battery Phone with a 10,000 mAh battery. The device born as a prototype seems close to a global debut, at least for the Indian market.

And now one of the company’s executives has revealed the identity of the mysterious smartphone: Realme P4 Power, this would be the name of the next mid-range that promises astonishing autonomy.

Realme P4 Power officially confirmed: what we know about the brand’s first 10,000 mAh smartphone

Francis Wong, uno dei dirigenti di Realme, ha prima pubblicato una foto decisamente sospetta e poi ha confermato l’identità dello smartphone. Nello scatto si vede un dispositivo dotato di una durata in standby fino a 31 giorni, un’autonomia che lascia presagire la presenza di una super batteria.

The phone in question is Realme P4 Power, new member of the P family that promises an extra-large battery. Currently the brand still toys with the cryptic effect, but all leaks are looking toward the much-talked-about device with 10,000 mAh.

The new smartphone in the P family is expected to mount the Dimensity 7400 chipset (with 12/256 GB of memory) and offer 45W fast charging and 27W reverse charging support. All in a waterproof chassis (IP69) weighing only 218 grams, despite the presence of the super battery. In short, not just a simple phone but a true power bank without bulk.

Among other leaked specs are a 50 + 8 + 2 MP triple camera, a 16 MP selfie camera, and a Micro Quad Curved AMOLED display with a 144 Hz refresh rate.

As of now, the launch of Realme P4 Power is planned in India (but no date yet), just as happened with the models P4 and P4 Pro. However the series has also arrived here: both the P3 5G model and the budget P3 Lite were announced in Italy, so keep your fingers crossed for the rest of the series as well. Our thoughts go especially to the Power variant with the stunning 10,000 mAh, but European legislation could cause some headaches.