Realme P4 Pro and P4 set to debut in India on August 20 with Snapdragon processors, dedicated gaming GPU, and vibrant color options (Realme)
Realme is set to introduce its latest members to the smartphone family- Realme P4 Pro and Realme P4, on August 20, 2022, in India. Teased on the company's official site and Flipkart, both models boast quite impressive specifications targeted towards gamers and power users alike.
Of note is the marketing direction P4 Pro seems to take, focusing on an added graphics chip exclusively available along with it, making it the only smartphone under a value of ₹30,000 to have this on board towards superior gaming and video performance.
Realme made a suggestion that the price tag will be below ₹30,000 for the P4 Pro and analysts in the industry have suggested that it will actually launch at ₹29,990.
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The ordinary P4 tier is also expected to start from around ₹18,990 putting it absolutely in the mid-range battle.
Realme has confirmed that the P4 Pro will come powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor with the Hyper Vision AI GPU chip that runs at a 144fps frame rate. In all likelihood, the standard Realme P4 will come with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 motherboard; but regardless, both will feature dual-chip architecture. Improved gaming will be complemented by smoother graphics and overall system efficiency by both devices.
Built by the Realme Company, the P4 Pro presents 144Hz Hyper Glow coated curved display, achieving an incredible 6,500 nit's peaks brightness, HDR10+ support and 1.07 billion colors, all powered by a 7,000 mAh battery with an 80W fast charging capability, all packaged in what Realme claims is the "slimmest body in its class".
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While battery specs for the P4 have not yet been confirmed, it will probably carry a slightly down toned configuration.
Both will sport AI triple rear cameras designed for the final user, but further details on the sensor configurations are still under wraps. As for the color variants, blue, grey, and white will be the choices available for the P4 Pro, while the P4 will be clad in red, silver and light blue.
They're made using premium finishes, with some variants even having rare wooden textures.
There will be the P4 series with a promise of three major Android updates and four years of security patches that would guarantee such phones longer software support.
But then again, a very affordable price tag might also be paired with exquisite gaming features and glamorously attractive sleek designs in making this P4 series have its greater impact in the mid-range smartphone market in India sometime this month.
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