Realme Dives Deep: The C85 Pro Launches with a Colossal 7,000 mAh Battery and Unprecedented Water Resistance

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Realme Dives Deep: The C85 Pro Launches with a Colossal 7,000 mAh Battery and Unprecedented Water Resistance


In a move that boldly redefines the standards for budget-friendly smartphones, Realme has officially pulled back the curtain on the Realme C85 Pro. This isn't just another incremental update; it’s a statement piece, bringing a gargantuan battery and a level of water protection so robust it seems almost fictional for its price point.

Forget scrambling for a power outlet by midday or nervously clutching your phone during a sudden downpour. The C85 Pro is engineered for endurance, both in terms of battery life and its ability to laugh in the face of water.

A Battery That Refuses to Quit

The headline feature, without a doubt, is the mammoth 7,000 mAh battery nestled inside the C85 Pro. In an era where screen-on-time is a prized metric, this power pack promises not just a full day of use, but potentially days of moderate usage on a single charge. Whether you're binge-watching videos, navigating on long trips, or simply navigating a heavy workday, the C85 Pro is designed to be your reliable companion.

And when you finally do need to refuel, you won't be stuck waiting for hours. The phone supports 45-watt SUPERVOOC charging, capable of rapidly topping up the massive cell and getting you back on the move in no time.

Built for the Elements: Beyond IP69

While many phones boast an IP67 or IP68 rating, Realme has taken a radical leap forward. The C85 Pro doesn't just resist splashes; it's built for submersion in a way that challenges conventional wisdom.

The company advertises compliance with the rigorous IP69 standard, which protects against high-pressure, high-temperature water jets. But they go much, much further. Realme claims the C85 Pro can survive at depths of up to 6 meters for 30 minutes, matching the common IP68 standard. The truly mind-boggling claim, however, is that it can withstand being at a depth of half a meter for a staggering 60 days.

To put that into perspective, you could theoretically lose this phone in a shallow stream and come back two months later to find it fully functional. To handle any potential water ingress in the speakers, the device even features a special function that emits a tone to physically flush water out.

For all the official specifications and a closer look at its design, you can visit the official Realme C85 Pro product page.

A Brilliant Display and a Glimpse at the Trade-Offs

The experience is housed within a large 6.8-inch AMOLED display with a sharp FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2340 pixels) and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate for fluid scrolling and gaming. Impressively, it boasts a peak local brightness of 4,000 cd/m², making it easily viewable even under direct sunlight, while a typical brightness of 800 cd/m² ensures a vibrant daily experience.

The primary compromise for this powerhouse package appears to be the chipset. The Realme C85 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 685. While a capable processor for everyday tasks and efficient on power, it's a 4G-only chipset, meaning it forgoes 5G connectivity. This might be a calculated trade-off to achieve the remarkable battery life and hit an aggressive price point. The SoC is flanked by 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage.

Despite the huge battery, Realme has managed to keep the dimensions in check. The phone measures 164.4 x 77.99 x 8.09 mm and weighs around 205 grams, making it substantial but not unreasonably bulky or heavy for what's inside.

Pricing and Availability

The Realme C85 Pro has made its debut in Bangladesh, with a starting price equivalent to approximately $250. This positions it as an incredibly compelling option in the budget-to-mid-range segment. Information regarding a global rollout to other markets is still pending, but the specs sheet alone is sure to generate significant international demand for a rugged, long-lasting smartphone that doesn't break the bank.


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