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The realme P Series represents the brand's mid-range smartphone lineup that focuses on delivering "power and style" without premium pricing. The P4 lineup is the fourth generation of realme’s mid-range P series. realme launches its new innovation, the P4 Pro, in India on August 20, 2025. Let’s delve into the main features, advantages, drawbacks, and pricing of the realme P4 Pro 5G in Bangladesh. Key Features and Specs of the realme P4 Pro . Design and Display The realme P4 Pro is rumoured to have a weight of around 189 grams and a thickness of 7.68 mm. The display is expected to be 6.8 inches. The display uses AMOLED technology, which provides vibrant colours, deep blacks, and excellent contrast ratios that make content consumption and everyday use more visually appealing. The display is protected by Mohs level 6. It is equipped with an up to 144 Hz HyperGlow 4D Curve+ display featuring 1280 by 2800 pixels, 6500 nits of peak brightness, and HDR10+ technology. This high refresh rate display technology makes interactions feel more fluid compared to standard 60 Hz displays. The overall design philosophy seems focused on delivering a premium look and feel while maintaining practicality. The large screen provides ample space for media consumption, productivity tasks, and gaming, while the AMOLED technology ensures excellent viewing quality both indoors and outdoors. Read more: realme P4 5G Review: A True Mid-Range Game Changer? Camera The realme P4 Pro offers a dual rear camera setup. This pack includes a primary camera with a 50 MP Sony IMX896 sensor featuring optical image stabilisation (OIS). Its 6p lens offers a 24mm focal length, an 84.4-degree field of view and an f/1.8 aperture. The other rear camera is an 8 MP ultra-wide angle sensor. This secondary sensor features a 5P lens, f/2.2 aperture, and 112-degree field of view. The camera will be one of its key selling points. The combination of the large 50 MP primary sensor with OIS should help with low-light photography and video stabilisation, while the equally high-resolution front camera suggests strong focus on selfie quality and video calling performance.  The optical image stabilisation on the main camera is particularly noteworthy as it helps reduce blur from hand movement when taking photos or recording videos, making it a standout feature in this smartphone segment. For selfies and video calls, the front camera packs a 50MP sensor with an OV50D sensor, which is quite impressive for front-facing photography. It is 5P, with an 86.7 FOV and f/2.4 aperture. realme P4 Pro can capture maxium of 4k video footage at 60fps with both main rear and front sensors. Read more: Vivo Y400 4G Review: Worth It or Just Hype? Hardware: Processor, GPU, and Memory The realme P4 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, which is built on a 4nm TSMC manufacturing process. This is a significant upgrade that promises excellent performance and power efficiency for a mid-range smartphone. What makes the P4 Pro particularly unique is that it features two distinct chipsets for processing, making it the first device in its price category to offer this dual-processor setup. Its graphic section is run by an Adreno™ GPU @ 1150 MHz with a graphics chipset X7P. The device comes with 8 GB and 12 GB of LPDDR4X RAM options, providing smooth multitasking capabilities. The internal memory options are 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB, equipped with UFS 3.1 data transfer technology. Read more: Best 10 Smartphones Releasing in August 2025 Gaming Performance The realme P4 Pro scores over 1.1 million on AnTuTu, with the HyperVision AI chipset co-developed with Pixelworks delivering performance similar to an 8 Gen level chipset.  The standout gaming feature is the dedicated HyperVision AI Chip, built to improve the viewing and gaming experience. The HyperVision chip works alongside the GPU on the Snapdragon chip to increase the frame rate in games and video applications, providing a significant boost to gaming performance. For actual gaming capabilities, the dual-chip configuration enables stable 144 FPS gameplay in over 100 supported titles, real-time frame generation, and resolution upscaling to 1.5K. This combination supports features such as 1.5K + 144 FPS gaming and ultra-smooth 120 FPS streaming, making it capable of handling demanding games with high frame rates and excellent visual quality. The thermal management is equally impressive with a 7,000 sq mm AirFlow VC cooling system, ensuring the phone will not heat up even after long hours of gaming. Additionally, the device incorporates the GT Performance Engine 3.0 for thermal management and sustained performance, helping maintain consistent performance during extended gaming sessions. Read more: Apple iPhone 17 Series: Leaks, Rumours and Probable Release Date To help users monitor performance gains, realme has collaborated with PerfDog to introduce a "Frame Generation Index" that displays real-time data on the performance gains from the Pixelworks hardware, giving gamers detailed insights into how the dual-chip system is enhancing their gaming experience. Battery and Charger The realme P4 Pro comes with an exceptionally large 7000 mAh battery capacity, which is significantly larger than most smartphones on the market. This massive battery capacity promises excellent battery life that can easily last more than a day of heavy usage. For charging, the device supports 80W fast charging technology that ensures the phone can be fully charged in less than 2 hours.  Pros and Cons of the realme P4 Pro Pros: • Massive battery capacity that can handle heavy usage without frequent charging concerns. • Innovative dual-chipset design with for enhanced gaming and visual performance • Dual 50MP camera setup with OIS on the main camera and equally high-resolution front camera • Gaming-focused features including 144 FPS support in over 100 titles, frame generation, and 1.5K resolution upscaling • Large AMOLED display with high refresh rate for smooth scrolling and excellent visual quality • Advanced cooling system to prevent overheating during intensive tasks. Read more: Vivo X200 FE Review: The Compact Champion Featuring Zeiss Cameras and a Massive Battery Cons: • The massive battery likely makes the device significantly heavier and thicker than typical smartphones • realme's "breakneck speed of launching devices" may raise concerns about long-term software support and updates • The large battery capacity, while beneficial for longevity, may lead to longer charging times despite the 80W fast charging • The device may feel bulky for users who prefer compact smartphones due to the large battery and display size • Limited storage options and RAM configurations compared to some competitors in the same price range. Read more: Best Smartphones Releasing in July 2025 Price of the realme P4 Pro in Bangladesh According to rumours, the realme P4 Pro will be priced at Rs 29,999 in India, which roughly converts to approximately 42,000 to 45,000 BDT based on current exchange rates. In the Bangladesh market, the realme P4 Pro may be priced in the range of 48,000 to 52,000 BDT for the official version when it launches.  However, as the device hasn't officially launched in Bangladesh yet, so these are estimated prices based on the Indian pricing structure and Bangladesh market patterns. Who Should or Shouldn’t Buy the realme P4 Pro? Heavy smartphone users who struggle with battery life throughout the day will find the P4 Pro's 7000 mAh battery particularly appealing. People who consume lots of media content, whether streaming videos, reading, or browsing social media, will benefit from the large AMOLED display. The dual-chipset with HyperVision AI chip, 144 FPS gaming support, and efficient cooling system make P4 Pro excellent for gaming. The combination of a high refresh rate display and frame generation technology provides a premium gaming experience. Content creators and photography enthusiasts who prioritise camera quality will appreciate the dual 50MP setup with OIS.  Read more: vivo T4 Ultra Review: A Game-Changing Mid-range Flagship However, users who prioritise compact, lightweight phones should avoid the P4 Pro. The massive battery and large display inevitably make this device bulky and heavy, which may be uncomfortable for people with smaller hands or those who prefer one-handed usage. People who frequently upgrade their phones or care deeply about long-term software support might want to reconsider. realme's rapid device launch cycle sometimes raises questions about how long individual models receive regular updates and security patches. Besides this, users who prefer stock Android or minimal software customisation may not enjoy realme UI, which tends to be more heavily customisable than some competitors' interfaces. Those who primarily use their phones for basic tasks like calling, texting, and light app usage are essentially paying for features they won't fully utilise. The advanced gaming capabilities and large battery capacity represent overkill for minimal smartphone users. Therefore, the budget-conscious buyers with very tight spending limits might find better value in realme's lower-tier offerings, as the P4 Pro's advanced features come with a price premium that may not be justified for basic smartphone needs. Read more: Infinix GT 30 Pro Review: Best Budget Gaming Phone with Flagship Features in 2025 The realme P4 Pro is fundamentally designed for power users who want maximum battery life, gaming performance, and camera quality in the mid-range segment, making it less suitable for casual users or those seeking ultra-portable devices.