Realme has unveiled a concept smartphone in India featuring a massive 10,000mAh battery with support for 320W wired fast charging. This Realme GT concept phone is notably slim and lightweight, measuring under 8.5mm in thickness and weighing just over 200 grams, despite its huge battery capacity. It uses a silicon-content anode battery with a 10% silicon ratio and an energy density of 887Wh/L, which is among the highest in the smartphone industry.
To accommodate the large battery while maintaining a slim profile, Realme has introduced a "Mini Diamond Architecture" that rearranges the internal layout, allowing for the world's narrowest Android mainboard at 23.4mm. The concept phone also features a semi-transparent back cover, giving a glimpse of the internal components, including the battery and compact mainboard. The prototype has a rectangular camera island with two sensors.
While this is a concept device and may not be commercially available soon, it reflects Realme’s commitment to pushing boundaries in battery technology and design. The phone is expected to be part of the upcoming Realme GT 7 series, which will likely include more mainstream devices with large batteries and fast charging capabilities.
Key specifications and features:
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10,000mAh battery with 320W fast charging
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Thickness under 8.5mm; weight just over 200g
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Silicon-content anode battery with 10% silicon ratio
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Energy density of 887Wh/L
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Mini Diamond Architecture for internal space optimization
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Semi-transparent back cover
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World's narrowest Android mainboard at 23.4mm
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Likely powered by MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip (in concept)
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Expected to run Android 15-based Realme UI 4
This concept phone aims to eliminate battery anxiety by offering multiple days of usage on a single charge without compromising on design or portability.
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