According to Realme, this battery is made up of 10% silicone content anode, which has an energy density of 887Wh/L. With the help of this technique, the battery can not only store more power, but also keeps the phone thin and portable. The company has also shared a picture of the prototype of this phone, which shows two cameras and a semi-transparent back panel on the back.
Realme has used the ‘Miniature Diamond Structure’ for this design, making the internal layout re-shape and makes a place for a big battery. Due to this architecture, the company has also developed the world’s thinnest Android mainboard (just 23.4mm wide), for which more than 60 patents have also been registered.
The company has also used 320W fast charging to charge such a large battery quickly. Realme has already given the fastest wired charging in Realme GT 3 phones with 240W fast charging, which was launched in 2023.
However, this GT concept phone is currently just a testing prototype and there is no possibility of launching soon. But it is so clear that Realme is trying to cross new boundaries regarding battery and phone design. In the coming time, we can see this technology in GT series or other mid-high range phones.
