Realme C100i has a 4/64GB storage trim in Pakistan. What makes this phone special is not the storage or performance; it’s actually the huge 7000mAh battery. The capacity in this range usually lends the phone a two-day runtime on a single charge. That battery is recharged over a slow 15W input. There’s a sub-entry class Unisoc T7250 SoC onboard with 8 cores at 1.8 GHz. Light tasks like browsing and scrolling can’t overwhelm the chip, but the performance breaks under heavy loads. The storage is eMMC 5.1. Realme C100i does have Android 16 by default. The screen seems to be a 6.8” IPS LCD with a notch. There’s a 5MP selfie camera inside. Very fine bezels surround the panel. They don’t advertise the C100i’s exact brightness, but the screen is 720p HD+ only and pushes pixels at 120Hz. There’s only one 8MP AF (f/2.0) main camera on the back. This C100i also has an official IP64 rating. And it also has a drop resistance of 2 meters. A single speaker outputs audio, but it does boost the volume to 300%. AI Netpilot can boost the network for faster data speed. A side fingerprint reader unlocks the screen. The bottom section has a 3.5mm audio jack. Realme C100i is a bit slow due to its Unisoc chip, but the rest of its hardware is pretty much in league with the Samsung Galaxy A07.