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Realme P4 Power Launch Set for January 29 With Massive 10,001mAh Battery

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After weeks of teasers and speculation, Realme has finally locked in the launch date for the Realme P4 Power . The smartphone is set to debut in India on January 29 , and it’s arriving with one headline-grabbing feature — a massive 10,001mAh battery . Realme confirmed the launch via a post on X, building further hype around the upcoming device. The brand has already showcased its new TransView design language , giving the P4 Power a striking dual-tone look. The lower portion features a smooth matte finish, while the upper half adopts a semi-transparent aesthetic for a bold, modern vibe. On the specs front, the Realme P4 Power doesn’t hold back. It packs a triple rear camera setup and a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate for ultra-smooth visuals. Buyers will be able to choose from three eye-catching colors: TransBlue, TransOrange, and TransSilver. The phone will ship with Realme UI 7.0 out of the box, and Realme is promising solid long-term support with three years of ...

Realme Reportedly Set to Rejoin OPPO as a Sub-Brand in Rare Industry Reversal

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Chinese smartphone brands love a good spin-off story — a sub-brand breaking away to forge its own identity. What’s far rarer is the reverse. And yet, that’s exactly the plot twist unfolding now: "realme is reportedly merging back into OPPO and returning to sub-brand status". If realme’s sub-brand era feels like ancient history, that’s understandable. The company struck out on its own back in 2018 and quickly grew into one of China’s most recognizable smartphone names, far removed from its OPPO roots. According to a new report from Leiphone, that independence is coming to an end. realme is said to be rejoining OPPO, though not without continuity at the top. CEO Sky Li will continue to lead the brand, and all products currently on the release roadmap are expected to launch exactly as planned. The real changes are set to begin this year, as realme gradually reintegrates with OPPO — starting with shared after-sales services. Interestingly, OnePlus is also expected to adopt a simi...

Realme Confirms 16 Pro Launch for India After Weeks of Hype

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After a month of teasers and rumors, Realme has confirmed what fans have been waiting for: the Realme 16 Pro series is headed to India soon. The company kept the lineup vague, but expectations are clear — the Realme 16 Pro and 16 Pro+ will almost certainly headline the launch. Specs remain under wraps, though Realme says the 16 Pro lineup is designed to push the brand deeper into the premium mid-range segment. 

Narzo 90 & 90x Specs Drop Ahead of Launch — Big Batteries, Bigger Brightness

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Ahead of its December 16 debut, Realme has dropped the key hardware details of the Narzo 90 series. Realme’s Narzo 90x is shaping up strong with a huge 7,000mAh battery, 60W fast charging, and a 144Hz display capable of 1,200 nits. A 50MP Sony primary camera headlines the rear setup, while Realme promises up to 23.6 hours of online video on one charge. The device also adds AI Eraser and AI Ultra Clarity to the mix. A big battery is on the menu for the Narzo 90 as well, with Realme confirming a 7,000mAh cell and 60W wired charging. The phone steps it up with a blazing 4,000-nit display, triple IP66/68/69 protection, and dual 50MP rear cameras. Realme also claims it can stream online video for 24 hours on a single charge. The Realme Narzo 90 lineup will officially debut in India on December 16, and buyers can grab the phones on Amazon India or through Realme’s online store.

Realme 16 Series Tipped for January 6 Launch as Pro+ Box Surfaces in China

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The Realme 16 lineup is tipped to launch on January 6, and a new leak out of China just revealed the retail box for the top-tier Realme 16 Pro+. The leaker behind the box photo claims the Realme 16 Pro+ will feature a periscope telephoto camera—excellent news for anyone hoping for serious zoom power. The Realme 14 Pro+ offered this feature, but the 15 Pro skipped it entirely (since there was no 15 Pro+). Now it’s making a comeback—and it wouldn’t be shocking if the 16 Pro+ lands at a higher price because of it. There are still no leaked specs for the Realme 16 Pro+, but buzz in China suggests the Realme 15 series sold poorly—pushing Realme to rush out its successor. Source