realme P4x 5G

The 7000 mAh battery is a real standout in this price range. It is built for long days of navigation, streaming and gaming without constant top-ups.

It scores about 970,000 on AnTuTu, which is comfortably above what many phones at this price manage. App switching feels quick and demanding games have enough headroom for stable play.

The 144 Hz display makes scrolling and supported games look smoother than the usual 120 Hz panels around this budget. Full HD resolution also keeps text and video reasonably sharp.

UFS 3.1 storage helps apps open quickly and cuts down install and loading times. That makes the phone feel snappier in daily use than models with slower storage.

Stereo speakers, Wi-Fi 6 and IP64 protection add practical value. These touches make it a better fit for media use and rough everyday handling.

The screen is smooth and sharp enough, but LCD is a clear step behind the AMOLED panels many rivals offer here. Blacks are not as deep and movies do not look as rich.

45W charging is only average for this bracket, and a full charge takes about 90 minutes. With such a large battery, top-ups are not as quick as some alternatives.

The 50 MP main camera is fine for daylight shots, but the rest of the setup is limited. The 2 MP secondary camera adds little, and there is no telephoto reach for cleaner zoom shots.

The 8 MP front camera is modest for this price. It is usable for calls and casual social posts, but detail is behind stronger selfie-focused options.