Realme P3 Ultra battery life and charging test results | Infinium-tech
Realme P3 Ultra was originally declared in March, but recently started its global rollout. When we were first unveiled, we posted a hand with the phone, but now we have a unit for review. Now we can share some of our findings and we will focus on the battery.
Realme P3 Ultra claims a silicone-carbon battery with a 6,000mAh capacity. According to the official number, the bundle 80W charger can get it from 1% to 100% in 47 minutes.
Starting from battery life, it rated an impressive active use of 16: 47h. This is a strong web browsing and thanks to good call time results. Here is described how it compares with similar phones.
Realme 14 Pro+ also has a 6,000mAh SI/C battery and the same 6.83 “1272p+ OLED display. However, Realme only comes forward in the browsing test, in all other tests it moved out of the juice rapidly.
Realme P3 Ultra
The Oppo Reno13 Pro is slightly old, but uses the same chipset (Demensity 8350) as P3 Ultra, the same is 6.83 “OLED display, but it has a slightly smaller 5,800mAh battery. It is slightly behind, but Reno still posted great results.
Motorola Edge 60 Pro also uses dimensions 8350 and removes it from 6,000mAh SI/C battery. Its performance is slightly smaller at 6.7, but it is quite close. Moto also turned into good results, although P3 is not quite good to match the ultra.
Proceeding to charge, Realme P3 Ultra is slightly closed for a slow start – 90W system is more in 15 minutes, but even 80W observers in old realme inches.
Up to 30 minutes of mark, the lead opens – Poco is almost up, yet 500mAh to go ahead, while the 6,000mAh battery in Realme 14 Pro+ is 7% ahead and 200mAh small Reno13 Pro Battery is 12% ahead.
Complete fee – which is advertised to take 47 minutes – takes a little longer than that and ends in 51 minutes. This puts it ahead of Realme 14 Pro+, which slowed down at the last stretch, but 90W Motorola Turbocharge is required for the same battery capacity compared to 7 minutes.
Realme P3 Ultra provides impressive battery life without being highly thick or heavy – in fact, it is 7.4 mm and quite thin on 183G or 186g. The accurate weight depends on which color you go for-the IIR review unit is a bright lunar option with a glitter-in-dark back. Do you need it? No, but do you want it? The child whispers in America “yes”.
Anyway, the 80W charging system is not available to begged about any win, but in practice it is quite sharp – even a dead battery will be ready for the whole day in half an hour. Stay for a detailed review.
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