Thread: Leak suggests an 8,000mAh Android flagship might be in the works for 2025
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Default Leak suggests an 8,000mAh Android flagship might be in the works for 2025
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority


  • A trusted tipster suggests Realme is exploring multiple battery configurations for its next-generation flagship phone.
  • The most ambitious option under consideration features a massive 8,000mAh battery.
  • This could potentially debut with the Realme GT8 Pro, expected to launch in 2025.

While the 2025 Android flagship season has yet to commence in the United States, several leading manufacturers have already launched their latest devices in China and other global markets. Among these are the Realme GT7 Pro, OPPO Find X8 Pro, and iQOO 13, all of which not only debut next-gen flagship chipsets but also pack some of the largest batteries ever seen in flagship devices.

To put this into perspective, the Chinese Realme GT7 Pro boasts a mammoth 6,500mAh battery. The iQOO 13 isn’t far behind with a 6,150mAh powerhouse, while OPPO’s Find X8 Pro rounds out the pack with a respectable 5,910mAh cell. For comparison, the iPhone 16 Pro Max packs a 4,685mAh cell and Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series peaks at 5,000mAh.




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