Realme quietly rolled out the C100 5G in Thailand, targeting budget buyers with a standout feature: a 7,000‑mAh battery that supports 45 W quick charge. Labs report near 20 hours of video playback and over 18 hours of GPS use on a single charge, suggesting the phone can outlast rivals in its class.

Under the hood, the device houses MediaTek’s Dimensity 6300 chip, 4 / 6 GB LPDDR4X RAM, and 128 GB eMMC5.1 storage. A 50 MP rear sensor with f/1.8 aperture pairs with an auxiliary lens, while a 5 MP front camera feeds selfies. The 6.8‑inch IPS LCD delivers HD+ resolution at a 144‑Hz refresh rate.

Priced at THB 6 999 (≈$215) for the 4/128GB variant and THB 7 499 (≈$230) for the 6/128GB trim, the C100 appears in Blooming Purple and Sprouting Green. Deliveries begin April 22–24. With its massive battery, reverse charging, and affordable price, the phone could reshape Thailand’s mid‑budget segment.

Realme’s strategy mirrors its global push in emerging markets, where power endurance often trumps cutting‑edge specs. The 6.5‑W reverse wired charging lets users borrow juice on the go, while MediaTek’s chipset keeps performance stable under 45‑W fast charging. Consumers who prioritize long screen time may find the C100 a compelling bargain.