Realme C100i Leaked with 120Hz Display and Massive Battery Launching August 27
- The device targets the budget mobile sector with a combination of a 120Hz display, an updated camera module design, and a massive battery capacity that varies by regional...
- While the official Thai product pages promote the 7,000mAh variant, leaked packaging details covering the Indian version of the realme C100i indicate a 6,500mAh battery capacity for that...
The device targets the budget mobile sector with a combination of a 120Hz display, an updated camera module design, and a massive battery capacity that varies by regional market specifications. Regional documentation published directly by realme Thailand details a 7,000mAh battery configuration for the handset. According to realme laboratory data cited by the company, this larger capacity supports up to 53 hours of calling, 24 hours of chatting, and 21 hours of online video playback. The Thai market specifications also highlight power-sharing capabilities, allowing the device to function as a power bank capable of fully charging headphones more than ten times or providing a full charge to another smartphone. The hardware is engineered to maintain long-term reliability under varied environmental conditions. According to realme specifications, the battery is designed to retain more than 80 percent of its original capacity after six years of typical use under normal temperature conditions. The system also supports operation across a temperature range spanning from -20 degrees Celsius to 53 degrees Celsius.
Market Variations and Launch Details
While the official Thai product pages promote the 7,000mAh variant, leaked packaging details covering the Indian version of the realme C100i indicate a 6,500mAh battery capacity for that specific market. Both regional iterations share core features such as the 120Hz refresh rate screen and a redesigned rear camera layout. Pricing and broader international availability details are expected to be disclosed by the company during the formal launch event.
