We may finally be at the gates of a revolution in the Smartphones battery sector, to say goodbye to external batteries; After too many years with the same batteries with very similar abilities, manufacturers seem to have found the necessary ‘magic’ to take the next step. And Realme wants to be the first to give it.
First of all, it must be clarified that the new Realme GT 10000 mAh is not a commercial product, and is not on sale, at least not yet; The company has not been able to give a concrete date of a possible launch. The device that has shown the public, and that some media such as Mysmartprice They have been able to prove, it is a functional prototype and therefore, the final product can be very different.
Even so, it is still surprising that a manufacturer has managed to create a mobile with a 10,000 mAh battery; That is the ability that external batteries normally have, devices designed only to contain energy with which to recharge our devices. This Realme device It is like an external battery, but with the format of a conventional smartphone. It is a surprising achievement.
In fact, this Realme GT 10000 mAh is very similar to Realme GT 7 Pro launched in Spain at the end of last year, with some exceptions. Obviously, it is heavier and thick, but not for much. The thickness reaches 8.5 mm, while weighing only a little more than 200 grams. In other words, it is perfectly usable with one hand. It is a conventional device, based on a mediatek 7300 processor and a 6.7 -inch screen with curvature on all four sides.
The protagonist is, of course, the 10,000 mAh battery, and to demonstrate it, this prototype has a transparent rear that allows you to see the battery throughout its glory, demonstrating that it occupies a space similar to that of a current battery, although definitely larger than a 6,000 mAh battery. The key to this achievement is found in the Energy Density of 887 Wh/Lthanks to one of the latest advances: the batteries with silicon anode, which began to use first in electric cars but that are gradually expanding to other sectors.
10% of Realme’s battery anodes They are siliconthe largest concentration seen so far in any smartphone and which allows you to store such an energy. The interesting thing is that Realme has achieved all this without sacrificing its fast charging technology: this smartphone is compatible with the load of 100 W with the adapter included, which will probably be necessary to recharge the battery completely within a reasonable time period.
At the moment, Realme has not clarified whether this product will launch to the market, or if the company’s next devices will benefit from these advances. The fact that Realme has clarified that the 100 W charger is included in the box tells us that there are concrete plans for a commercial launch, but for now, we will have to wait a little more.
