SpecEagle review · Realme

Realme P4 Pro review: A Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 performance phone with a huge cell, India-priced.

SpecEagle Editorial·Aug 2025·$300
Overall
78/100
Class rank
#6 of 14
Tier
Upper mid-range
Buy?
At the right price
The verdict, up front

Near-flagship speed, endurance to match.

P4 Pro pairs the benchmark-busting Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 with a 7,000 mAh cell and triple IP sealing for $300 — performance and stamina the price rarely buys together. The ultrawide is the lone weak corner. For students and gamers in India, it is one of the season's smartest value picks.

01Display

84/100

84/100 — right at the average for upper mid-range phones of 2025.

TypeAMOLED, 144 Hz, quad-curved, 6,500 nits peak
Size6.83 inches
Resolution2,800 × 1,272 px (1.5K)

02Camera

72/100

72/100 trails the 76-point cohort average for upper mid-range phones of 2025.

Main50 MP, f/1.8 (Sony IMX896), OIS
Ultrawide8 MP
Selfie16 MP

03Performance

84/100

At 84/100 this is one of the strongest performance showings among upper mid-range phones of 2025 — 7 points above the cohort average.

ChipsetSnapdragon 7+ Gen 3 (4 nm)
RAM8 / 12 GB
Storage128 / 256 GB

04Battery

92/100

92/100 puts it above the 86-point average for upper mid-range phones of 2025.

Capacity7,000 mAh (silicon-carbon)
Wired80 W SUPERVOOC

05Build

78/100

78/100 — right at the average for upper mid-range phones of 2025.

06Value

84/100

84/100 puts it above the 80-point average for upper mid-range phones of 2025.

What works
  • Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 — near-flagship CPU at $300.
  • 7,000 mAh + 80 W charging.
  • Curved 144 Hz 6,500-nit panel.
  • Triple IP sealing.
What doesn't
  • 8 MP ultrawide.
  • realme UI recommendations.
  • 3 OS updates.
  • India-centric.
Cross-shop it against
Vivo T4 Ultra
$400 · score 82/100

How this review is built: every section score, spec row and comparison on this page comes from SpecEagle's tracked catalogue — scores weight measured specs against the 14-phone cohort of upper mid-range devices released around the same time. We don't publish invented lab anecdotes. Spot an error? .