"Without question, the 10,001mAh battery is the highlight feature of the phone, so that's where we turn to next. It's not that we haven't seen phones with similar or even bigger batteries before - it's just that this one is the first one we have tested that doesn't feel like a brick. It measures 162.3 x 76.2 x 9.1mm and weighs 219g, which is pretty standard for a phone with a 6.8" display."
"The 10,001mAh battery uses next-gen Silicon-Carbon technology that promises to last 8 years of use (retaining at least 80% of its original capacity after 1,650 charge cycles). Modern Si-C tech is incredible, isn't it? You could limit the battery to between 80% and 95% (in 5% increments), but there is little reason to do so - 8 years is a long time and a 10,001mAh battery at 80% health is still a large battery."
"The Realme P4 Power achieved an impressive 25:35 Active Use Score. There are the likes of the Honor Win and OnePlus Turbo 6 with large batteries of their own, but we haven't tested those yet. Instead, we've included a few 7,000+ mAh models that we have tested - and most can't compete. We mentioned the OnePlus 15R above - it has a 7,400mAh battery. It did very well for itself with a score of 21:36."
Realme P4 Power combines a 10,001mAh battery with a 6.8" screen while keeping dimensions (162.3 x 76.2 x 9.1mm) and weight (219g) within reasonable limits. The battery uses next‑gen Silicon‑Carbon chemistry rated to retain at least 80% capacity after 1,650 charge cycles, effectively lasting up to eight years. Charging can be limited between 80% and 95% in 5% steps, though the large capacity reduces need for such limits. The handset topped battery benchmark charts with a 25:35 Active Use Score, outperforming many tested devices including pricier competitors. Comparable devices like the OnePlus 15R (7,400mAh) scored 21:36, while the Realme 16 Pro+ had a 21:18h web browsing score but only 8:53h gaming time.
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