Realme is at the leading edge of the current Android smartphone power source changes, featuring its Titan Batteries. These batteries offer a modern capacity boost without making the device heavier, thanks to advanced silicon-carbon (SiC) tech.
Impressive Battery Life
The Neo 7 boasts the largest Titan Battery available, promising to last for “3 days and 2 nights” on a single charge with its 7,000mAh capacity. Realme also assures users that it will maintain 80% of its original capacity for up to 5 years, thanks to the stability offered by the new SiC technology.
Charging Limitations
But, there is a downside; Realme has not been able to make the Neo 7 charge any faster than 80 watts (W) via USB-C. The company suggests it only takes 45 minutes for a full charge, yet this still feels a bit outdated when compared to the OnePlus 13, which can reportedly charge its 6,000mAh battery in just 36 minutes, thanks to newer 100W SuperVOOC technology.
Future Developments
Nonetheless, the next generation of 7,000mAh batteries is expected to tackle this limitation. These upcoming batteries may support the same 100W charging speed without the dangers of overheating or other malfunctions, with a 120W version being planned for the future.
As a result, manufacturers like Realme might soon be positioned to merge the benefits of large-capacity batteries with genuinely rapid wired charging in future models like the Neo 8. Now, they just need to incorporate wireless charging into the mix.
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