Realme GT 7T Debuts with 7,000mAh Battery, Dimensity 8400 Max and 120W Charging

Realme has officially introduced the GT 7T, a more affordable alternative to the GT 7, priced at approximately €100 / HK$780 less than its flagship counterpart. Packed with impressive features, the GT 7T delivers exceptional performance, especially for those on a budget.

One of the standout features is the massive 7,000mAh battery, a rare inclusion in modern smartphones, especially those under the $400 range. Despite its large battery, the GT 7T remains relatively lightweight at 202 grams, thanks to its fiberglass back panel and plastic frame with a brushed metal-like finish.

The phone comes in IceSense Black, IceSense Blue, and the vibrant Racing Yellow—the latter featuring an attractive vegan leather texture, reminiscent of older Realme GT models like the GT 5G and GT Neo3 150W.

Under the hood, the GT 7T is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Max, built on a 4nm process, offering robust performance. It features 12GB RAM with either 256GB or 512GB of internal storage. While this chip is slightly less powerful than the Dimensity 9400e in the GT 7, it still provides strong day-to-day performance and supports 120W fast charging.

The display measures 0.2 inches larger than the GT 7’s panel and offers slightly more pixels, though it forgoes LTPO technology, which may slightly affect power efficiency. Still, combined with its large battery and fast charging, the GT 7T ensures long-lasting and quick refueling usage.

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The camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor, 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 32MP selfie shooter. The only missing element compared to the GT 7 is the 50MP 2x telephoto lens, which might be a factor for photography enthusiasts.

Here’s a snapshot of the Realme GT 7T’s key specs:

In Europe, the GT 7T includes a protective case and USB cable, while the Indian version comes bundled with the 120W charger. While it lacks the advanced chipset and telephoto lens of the GT 7, the GT 7T offers solid value for users prioritizing battery life, design, and everyday performance.

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