Realme expands its budget lineup with the P4R, a phone built around an 8,000mAh Si/C battery and 45W PPS fast charging. The company claims up to 12 hours of gaming, 61 hours of calls, or 169 hours of music on a single charge. At launch it ships in India with 4/128GB, 6/128GB, and 6/256GB variants.

Performance mirrors the earlier P4 Lite, using a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset, 4 GB RAM base and an optional 6 GB upgrade, paired with a 6.8‑inch IPS LCD that runs at 144 Hz but only 720p+ resolution. Storage jumps to UFS 2.2, and the phone gains IP65 water resistance, a drop‑test rating from 1.8 m, and a rear RGB notification light. It also offers a microSD slot up to 1 TB.

Pricing starts at ₹19,000 for the 4/128GB model, with the 6/128GB and 6/256GB trims listed at ₹21,000 and ₹23,000 respectively. Compared with the P4 Lite’s sub‑₹14,000 entry point, the P4R trades affordability for a larger battery for gamers, stronger cameras (50 MP main, 8 MP selfie) and premium durability, positioning it as the most capable cheap 5G handset on the Indian market today overall.