Realme Neo 7 set to launch with huge 7,000mAh battery on December 11: Here’s what to expect

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Realme is gearing up to launch the Realme Neo 7 on December 11, following the recent release of its flagship GT 7 Pro. The upcoming smartphone is expected to come with impressive features, with the highlight being its large 7,000mAh battery, which promises to offer users extensive usage time.

Ahead of the official announcement, Realme confirmed key details about the Neo 7's battery performance. According to the company, the phone will offer up to 23 hours of video playback, 89 hours of music playback, and 14 hours of video calling on a single charge. These figures are expected to make the Neo 7 a strong contender for users seeking long-lasting battery life.

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Despite the large battery, Realme claims that the Neo 7 will maintain a slim profile with a thickness of just 8.5mm. The phone will feature a punch-hole display design with rounded corners, as shown in the teasers shared by the brand.

In terms of performance, leaks suggest that the Realme Neo 7 will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset, which is expected to deliver over 2 million points on the AnTuTu benchmark. This mid-range premium device will also be equipped with IP68-rated dust and water resistance, adding to its durability.

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The display is expected to be an AMOLED panel supporting 1.5K resolution, offering an enhanced viewing experience. The phone will likely support 80W wired charging, with the charger included in the retail box, consistent with Realme's usual practice. The Neo 7 is also expected to run on Android 15 OS, ensuring a smooth and up-to-date user experience.

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While it remains uncertain whether the Neo 7 will be launched in India, there is speculation that it could be introduced as part of the