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Realme P4 Power is going to be the first in India to launch with a 5-digit battery pack as the market explodes in that regard.
Realme P4 Power launch in India is expected soon
Realme P4 Power has been confirmed by the company with its latest teaser and it is expected to launch in India soon. The new Realme P-series phone is tipped to carry a massive 10,000mAh battery as we see the benefits of using the silicon carbon grade technology on these phones.
Realme has revealed the back design of the P4 Power along with the camera module that seems to have a triple sensor system. We also expect a unique touch to the device without making it extremely thick (for its battery size).
Realme P4 Power Launch Soon: What The Teaser Suggests
The new P4 Power teaser refers to the TransView design which could be another way to highlight its transparent back panel. It is not likely to be as visible as the Nothing Phone models but a change nevertheless.
The cameras sit within a square-shaped module clearly highlighted. Realme says the panel has a matte panel which means the grip of the phone will be quite comfortable and not very scratch-friendly. The phone could have IP68 and IP69 ratings for durability and probably a first in the P-series from the brand.
The company will be offering the Android 16-based Realme UI 7.0 version and promises 3 OS upgrades and 4 years of security patches. The Realme phone has been spotted in various certification websites which means the official release of the device could be getting closer. Realme has showcased its concept device with an even bigger 15,000mAh battery, so the new model will only be looking to build towards that.
Even with a 10,000mAh battery, the P4 Power is said to weigh around 219 grams which is just a shade over the weight of the recently launched foldable devices in the market. We are eager to know its charging speeds and hopefully it is at least 80W going by the market trends.
The brand has already introduced the 16 Pro series in the country which has already got a significant price bump compared to the last version. Phone makers are going to find it hard to adjust the price revision and the buyers will be paying for it.
Delhi, India, India
January 20, 2026, 09:12 IST
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