Realme P4 Power Design Details Teased Ahead of Launch

The Realme P4 Power was recently teased to launch as the first smartphone with a 10,000mAh battery in India. Now, the brand has revealed the design of this upcoming powerhouse, revealing a unique community-driven aesthetic.

Realme and Pearl Academy have co-created the Realme P4 Power design

Both the official Flipkart microsite and Realme India website of the P4 Power have been updated to reveal its design. The Realme P4 Power is the first community-designed smartphone of the brand, made in collaboration with the Design and Fashion faculty of Pearl Academy in India.

The current design is based on the shortlisted mockup shared by Sankalp Panchal, a student at Pearl Academy. Realme is calling this the TransView design, reflecting the amalgamation between transparency and technology.

It features a textured top portion which is home to a triple rear camera, the Flash DART emblem and precision energy loops which symbolise harmony. The phone will come in Trans Orange, Trans Silver and Trans Blue colourways. All in all, there is no doubt that the P4 Power has a very distinct character amongst all the recently launched Realme phones in India.

Commenting on this collab, Aditi Srivastava, President of Pearl Academy has revealed that this was a one-off opportunity for the students to go hands-on with a consumer product design process.

This collaboration offered our students rare, hands-on exposure to how a mainstream consumer product is conceived, shaped, and brought to life. At Pearl Academy, we believe education is most impactful when learning extends beyond the classroom and into real-world practice. Strategic industry partnerships like this play a critical role in strengthening our student experience by embedding real business contexts, live briefs, and professional rigour into the learning process. By working closely with realme’s design and product teams as active contributors rather than passive observers, students experienced the full journey from early ideation and sketching to refined, market-ready concepts. The process strengthened their confidence in decision-making, sharpened their understanding of consumer-first design, and gave them a realistic view of the constraints, trade-offs, and discipline involved in building products at scale. Partnerships like these bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring our students graduate not just with creative ideas, but with the ability to apply them meaningfully in real-world, high-impact environments.

— Aditi Srivastava, President, Pearl Academy

However, that is not the only standout aspect of the upcoming phone, as it is also going to become the first 10,000mAh battery phone in India. To be precise, Francis Wong, head of product marketing at Realme, has confirmed that the rated capacity of the Realme P4 Power is 10,001mAh.

Previously, Wong also revealed that the phone will be able to last for 1.5 days on a single charge. It will also come with 27W reverse wired charging support with 8 years of guaranteed battery longevity. Other than that, the phone will feature a 144 Hz 1.5K display, a dedicated HyperVision+ AI gaming chip and up to 4 years of software promise.

That said, Realme is yet to reveal the actual launch date of the smartphone. With smartphone prices increasing in 2026 due to the ongoing RAM crisis, it will be interesting to see how well-positioned the Realme P4 Power is. We expect the phone to be priced under Rs 25,000 in the country.