The Rs 30-40K price bracket is getting increasingly crowded, with brands taking different approaches to win over buyers. With the Realme P4s 5G, the company appears to be sticking to a familiar formula, putting the main emphasis on battery life while balancing performance and everyday usability.
It also heavily advertises its gaming performance, with a dedicated graphics chip, a high-refresh-rate AMOLED display and a large cooling system. The Realme P4s 5G has now officially launched in India, and here’s a more detailed look at what the device brings to the table.
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Realme P4s: price, variants
The device is available for purchase in two colourways: Titanium Grey and Electric Cyan. Users can avail an introductory bank offer of Rs 3,000 and up to 12 months No Cost EMI options.
| Variants | Launch Price | Offer Price |
| 8GB + 128GB | Rs 34,999 | Rs 31,999 |
| 8GB + 256GB | Rs 37,999 | Rs 34,999 |
| 12GB + 256GB | Rs 41,999 | Rs 37,999 |
Realme P4s: features, specifications
The Realme P4 5G takes a fairly straightforward approach to its hardware, with the display, battery and gaming features getting most of the attention. It gets a 6.8-inch 1.5K Samsung M14 AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. realme claims up to 1,400 nits of HBM brightness, with peak brightness reaching 6,500 nits in specific scenarios. On paper, this should make the display one of the more appealing parts of the phone, particularly for watching content and gaming.
The phone runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra, paired with a dedicated Hyper Vision+ AI chip. The latter handles some of the visual processing, including AI frame interpolation, frame stabilisation and image reconstruction, while the main chipset takes care of the core performance. You get up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, alongside a 7,000mm² AirFlow VC cooling system to help manage heat during longer gaming sessions.
This is a decent combination for someone who spends a lot of time gaming, as the idea is to make gameplay smoother without putting all the load on the processor.
The 8,000mAh battery is considerably large and what we’ve come to expect on phones in this segment and should give the P4s plenty of endurance for regular use, gaming and travel. It supports 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging, along with bypass charging and reverse charging. The bypass charging feature should also be useful for gamers, as it can power the phone more directly during demanding workloads and reduce the amount of heat generated by charging the battery at the same time.
On the camera front, the P4s gets a 50MP primary camera with an 8MP ultrawide lens, along with a 16MP front camera. It includes several AI-based tools, including AI Snap Mode, AI Perfect Shot and AI Edit Genie 2.0, which help simplify photography and editing. The ultrawide camera also gives it more flexibility than phones that rely solely on a primary sensor.
The phone comes with IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance, covering everything from rain and accidental splashes to high-pressure water and temporary submersion. It also gets stereo speakers with 300 percent UltraBoom Audio, which makes the phone easier to hear in noisy surroundings and comes in handy when watching videos or playing games without headphones.
The Realme P4s runs realme UI 7.0 based on Android 16, with AI features built into areas such as communication and gaming. Connectivity options include 5G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.4. The phone uses a TransBox design and comes in Electric Cyan and Titanium Grey.
Realme P4s: should you buy it?
The realme P4s 5G makes the most sense for users who put battery life and gaming performance ahead of other aspects. The 8,000mAh battery should easily handle long gaming sessions, while the Dimensity 7400 Ultra, dedicated Hyper Vision+ AI chip and large cooling system help maintain performance during extended use.
This combination should appeal to power users, particularly students and professionals who want a phone that can comfortably handle demanding use without constantly worrying about charging or performance.
The vivo T5 Pro (review) is a natural alternative, especially for users who want even more battery capacity, with its 9,020mAh cell, while also offering a similar performance package. The iQOO Z11 (review), on the other hand, takes a more performance-focused approach with a smaller 7,050mAh battery. This makes the P4s sit somewhere between the two, offering a large battery without completely compromising on gaming hardware.
If long gaming sessions and dependable battery life are your main priorities, the P4s will suit you just fine. The device aims to offer enough performance alongside the battery capacity to make that performance useful for longer.
