Realme P4x 5G

The Realme P4x tries to position itself as a performance-heavy 5G phone, but you need to separate what actually matters from what just sounds impressive on paper.

The 6.72-inch display with a 144Hz refresh rate is the headline feature. On paper, that’s excellent—very smooth scrolling and gaming. But here’s the catch: unless the chipset is strong enough, that 144Hz won’t consistently perform at its full potential. Without a clearly powerful processor mentioned, there’s a real chance it’s more of a marketing number than a practical advantage.

The 7000mAh battery is genuinely a big deal. That’s well above average and will easily push into 1.5–2 days of usage. If your priority is battery life, this is one of the strongest points. Fast charging support helps, but with such a big battery, don’t expect ultra-fast full charges.

Camera-wise, it’s basic. A 50MP + 2MP setup is standard budget-midrange territory. You’ll get decent daylight shots, but low light, video quality, and versatility (no ultrawide, no zoom) are limited. The 8MP front camera is underwhelming compared to competitors offering 16MP or 32MP.