Realme P4 Power: Full Specifications, Price in India, and Everything You Need to Know

Realme has been focused on a single concept in its recent P-series: to provide a battery that users never have to worry about charging. The Realme P4 Power is the latest handset to follow that concept. It combines a large 10,001mAh battery, a 144Hz AMOLED display and a gaming-centric chipset at a mid-range price.

This article explains the Realme P4 Power 5G launch date in India, its price in all variants, complete specifications, battery performance and AnTuTu score, so that you know what you are getting before you purchase it. 

Realme P4 Power Launch Date in India

Realme P4 Power was officially released in India on 29th January 2026 as the successor of Realme P3 5G. In the weeks prior to the launch, Realme had hinted at the design of the phone and announced the launch date for India on January 20, 2026, before the phone went on sale in early February 2026.

The phone is part of Realme’s P-series lineup, which also includes the Realme P4 and Realme P4 Pro, Realme P4x. 

Realme P4 Power Price in India

The Realme P4 Power launched in India at ₹25,999 for the base 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. Here’s how the launch-day lineup broke down:

Realme also ran an effective launch offer of ₹23,999 on the base variant with bank discounts factored in, plus an additional ~₹2,000 bank discount on select cards.

Update on price (as of August 2026): Prices have since increased from launch. The base 8GB+128GB variant is now available at retail prices at around ₹29,995–₹29,999, which is approximately ₹4,000 more than the price it was launched at in January, while the 12GB+256GB variant is priced at around ₹30,999. When comparing prices, always look at the live price on Flipkart, Amazon or Realme’s website and not the price on the day of launch, as it has shifted significantly since its launch.

Realme offers the phone in three color variants: TransSilver, TransOrange, and TransBlue—each featuring the semi-transparent “TransView Design” developed alongside Pearl Academy.

Realme P4 Power 5G: Key Specifications

Here’s a quick look at the full Realme P4 Power specification sheet:

The 6.8-inch display supports HDR10+ content and shows 1.07 billion colours, making it a solid pick for streaming and gaming despite the phone’s mid-range pricing. One trade-off worth noting: the phone drops the 3.5mm headphone jack and microSD expansion, so you’re relying on Type-C audio and the built-in storage.

Realme P4 Power 5G Battery

The one thing that everyone is talking about with this phone is its battery. The Realme P4 Power features a 10,001mAh silicon carbon Titan Battery, which is one of the first smartphones in India to go over the 10,000mAh threshold without the bulky “power bank phone” design.

The silicon carbon battery cells are also more compact than the lithium-ion cells, allowing Realme to pack in a massive battery without the phone being too thick or heavy (9.1mm thick and 219g, which is definitely heavier than a typical mid-range phone, but not “power bank phone” heavy). The battery has 80W wired fast charging support and 27W reverse charging and bypass charging support, which means that even though it’s big, it won’t take a lot longer to charge than phones with 5,000-7,000mAh batteries.

Realme has boasted of up to 32.5 hours of continuous YouTube streaming and approximately 11.7 hours of continuous BGMI gaming on a single charge. That’s more than enough for a full day of heavy usage, including gaming, streaming, and camera usage, even with the variance of real-world conditions from lab conditions, and there’s still plenty of headroom for those who forget to charge overnight. 

Realme P4 Power AnTuTu Score

The Realme P4 Power benchmark results are significantly different across various testing platforms, software builds, and AnTuTu versions. The scores range from about 739,000 on the lower end to approximately 1,047,000 on some listings, with several independent sources grouping in the 780,000–900,000+ range on AnTuTu v11. This spread is caused by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra chipset, Mali-G615 MC2 GPU, 4nm manufacturing process and up to 12GB of RAM, plus normal variations between benchmark runs and RAM/storage configurations.

As a rough breakdown from one listing: CPU ~357,679, GPU ~147,795, Memory ~238,579, and UX ~303,789. Because these numbers vary significantly across sources, treat any single figure as a rough guide and cross-reference it with the latest data or Realme’s official claims. The phone has achieved scores of approximately 1,075 points in single-core and approximately 2,919 points in multi-core tests on Geekbench 6.5, which are comparable to the performance of Dimensity 7400-series chipsets.

In real-world scenarios, this is sufficient for normal day-to-day multitasking, most competitive mobile games at high settings, and reasonably quick app loading times. The large vapour chamber cooling system also ensures that the chipset maintains its performance during prolonged gaming sessions without rapid throttling.

Camera and Design

The Realme P4 Power is equipped with a dual rear camera system comprising a 50MP Sony IMX882 sensor (f/1.8, 79° FOV, autofocus, 2-axis OIS) and an 8MP ultra-wide lens (f/2.2, 112° FOV). A 16MP camera is available on the front for selfies and video calls, while the rear camera supports up to 4K video recording at 30fps. Reviewers gave the cameras an average rating, so they do not serve as a key selling point against camera-focused phones. Good for daytime and social photos, but not the reason to choose this phone over its camera-focused counterparts.

The design, meanwhile, is more of a Gen Z vibe with semi-transparent chassis features in all three colour options, a style that Realme has been championing with a number of its recent phone launches in the P-series.

Should You Buy the Realme P4 Power?

For those who value battery life over almost anything else, the Realme P4 Power is the best choice, whether you’re a heavy commuter, frequent traveller, or simply someone who doesn’t like to search for a charger by midday. The 144Hz AMOLED display and Dimensity 7400 Ultra chipset also ensure that you don’t have to sacrifice much in terms of performance or viewing experience, which is what sets the phone apart from the older “battery-first” phones that sacrificed a lot in other areas.

If you are looking for the best raw camera performance or the absolute fastest chipset in this price range, then you should cross-shop with the standard Realme P4 and Realme P4 Pro. However, if battery life is the only criterion, the P4 Power is one of the best in its class in India. 

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