Realme unveiled the P4x 4G, a 4G‑only sibling to its 5G P4x. The new model arrives in select markets with a 6.8‑inch LCD at HD+ and 120 Hz, replacing the 5G’s hole‑punch with a waterdrop notch. A side‑mounted fingerprint sensor and 3.5mm jack keep the design familiar.

Under the hood, the phone runs a Unisoc T7250 octa‑core SoC, paired with 4GB LPDDR4X RAM and up to 256GB eMMC 5.1 storage. A single 50MP rear camera supplies autofocus, while a 5MP front unit handles selfies. The device supports dual‑SIM, Wi‑Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.2, and GPS.

Battery life jumps to 8,000mAh, a full 1,000mAh lift over the 5G version, and remains compatible with 45W fast charging. With an IP64 rating, the P4x 4G measures 8.78mm thick and weighs 219g. Prices start at MYR 799 ($195) for the 4GB/256GB trim in Phantom Navy and Rally White.

The refreshed rear panel hosts an AI Pulse light that animates during media playback, while the 3.5mm jack satisfies audiophiles tired of USB‑only outputs. By stripping 5G and boosting battery capacity, Realme targets budget‑savvy buyers who still crave high‑refresh displays and solid performance without the premium price tag.