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Realme GT 7 Pro to arrive in India with a smaller battery

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Yordan 18 November 2024

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Realme GT 7 Pro is going global on November 26, and we already established that it has a leading battery life. However, not everyone will benefit from the 6,500 mAh cell that goes 0 to 50% in 13 minutes - Realme is launching the phone in India with less capacity.

The Amazon listing revealed that GT 7 Pro will have a 5,800 mAh capacity, about 10% less than the original.

Realme GT 7 Pro to arrive in India with a smaller battery

We spoke with Realme India representatives, who confirmed that the smaller capacity is real, not some Amazon fluke. When asked about the decision, they simply said this was due to “regulations” but failed to quote what exact regulations they were following.

The lack of an answer means we don't have a resolution to the bigger question: Did Realme simply cap the Si/C dual cell of the GT 7 Pro to play the numbers game, or did it manufacture a cheaper 5,800 mAh Li-Ion cell to keep the price low?

The answer will remain a mystery at least for a couple more days until we see an Indian unit get a teardown, revealing the battery inside.

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  • RaviSS
  • XZc
  • 19 Nov 2024

Not really. Last year flagship phones from other manufacturers were priced much better. Oneplus 12 (12/256) was priced at 4299 yuan and was launched in india at 65k. Iqoo 13 (12/256) was priced at 3999 yuan and was launched in india at 53k. Exch...

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  • xfrqnx
  • Kif
  • 19 Nov 2024

as always from BBK group, downgraded this and that when it comes to global market

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  • Invetor
  • XVp
  • 19 Nov 2024

I think Realme is doing the assembly of the Indian varient of GT 7 Pro in India (obviously). But they maybe couldn't make the 6,500mAh Si/C battrry in India. Maybe that's why they are putting a smaller Li-ion battery.

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