NEW DELHI: The realme P4 Power 5G is listed on the company's India store at Rs 32,999 for 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, Rs 34,999 for 8GB and 256GB, and Rs 37,999 for 12GB and 256GB. Its defining feature is a 10,001mAh typical battery, while the higher prices buy additional memory or storage rather than a different camera system.
| Variant checked | Official store price | Colour checked |
|---|---|---|
| 8GB RAM, 128GB storage | Rs 32,999 | Trans Silver |
| 8GB RAM, 256GB storage | Rs 34,999 | Trans Silver |
| 12GB RAM, 256GB storage | Rs 37,999 | Trans Silver |
Price as of 26 October 2026, 23:33 IST. These are the displayed handset prices before conditional bank discounts or exchange benefits. The top variant showed a notification option at the time of checking, so its listed price should not be read as confirmation of immediate delivery.
What changes across the three versions
The storage step matters on this particular phone because realme's specifications say memory cards are unsupported. The middle version provides more room for locally stored video, games and downloaded programmes while retaining the entry version's RAM capacity. The most expensive version keeps the same storage as the middle one and increases RAM.
Realme lists LPDDR4X memory and UFS 3.1 storage. Those labels describe different parts of the phone: RAM provides working space for applications, while storage holds files and installed software. The specification sheet also warns that the advertised storage is larger than the space available to the owner after system software is accounted for.
The battery is the main distinction
The P4 Power combines its large battery with support for up to 80W charging. The company also advertises wired reverse charging, which lets the handset supply power to compatible equipment. That makes its battery relevant to people who spend long periods away from a socket, although capacity alone cannot establish how long an individual user's phone will last.
Realme's endurance demonstrations come from laboratory testing. Navigation, photography, mobile signal and screen brightness can change the workload substantially. The useful comparison is therefore between battery capacity, charging support and the tasks being performed, rather than treating a promotional runtime as a guaranteed daily result.
The official dimensions put weight at about 219g and thickness at about 0.908cm. Those measurements are part of the design trade-off: this is a handset built around battery capacity. Readers comparing chargers can also use our explanation of USB PD, PPS and SUPERVOOC charging.
Display and processing hardware
A MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra processor sits alongside the Hyper Vision+ AI chip promoted on realme's product page. The latter is presented as part of the company's image and motion processing system. It should not be confused with extra storage or an upgrade that appears only on the highest memory configuration.
The AMOLED screen supports a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz and has a listed resolution of 1280 by 2800 pixels. Refresh rate describes how often the panel can update; it does not mean every application or game produces matching frame rates. This distinction is especially relevant when comparing the display specification with gaming claims.
The product page also describes a curved display and a design developed with Pearl Academy. These choices give the P4 Power a different emphasis from a phone promoted primarily around portrait photography. For wider context within the same brand, our realme GT comparison covers another part of its handset range.
Cameras and everyday connections
The rear setup pairs a 50MP main camera with optical stabilisation and an 8MP ultra-wide camera; the front camera is 16MP. The official sheet lists rear 4K recording at 30fps. This gives the phone distinct main and wider views, without establishing image quality from the megapixel count alone.
There are practical limits beyond the headline battery. The India specifications mark eSIM and NFC as unsupported, while listing a second SIM and a USB Type-C connection. These details can matter more than a memory upgrade for someone whose existing accessories or travel arrangements depend on those features.
Realme lists a charger, cable and protective case among the box contents, subject to the actual market package. For readers considering a separate larger screen for study or entertainment, the realme Pad comparison provides related context. The P4 Power's own price ladder remains straightforward: storage first, then RAM, around the same battery-focused hardware.
Official sources: realme India store, product overview and full specifications.
