Realme 7 Pro Gaming & Heating Test WHILE CHARGING using 65W Charger! By Technology Jock

Realm 7 pro one of the coolest phones under 20, 000, rupees right now, cool as in not just cool, but also cool, like temperature, wise, at least according to real me. Let's actually go to the realm website and have a look at some of the claims they've made in regard to cooling charging and gaming number one. Even while heavy gaming, the phone can be charged up to 43 in 30 minutes number two. It has extremely high charging efficiency, so the phone can stay cool while charging and number three in the reviewer's guide, which they send to all the reviewers they've mentioned that there are 10 sensors to monitor the temperature to help adjust the charging power dynamically in order to eliminate overheating. I'm not sure if this is mentioned on the website. Uh.

Of course there is the disclaimer at the end of the page that all these data were obtained in laboratory conditions. So I was definitely skeptical about how they'll perform in real life and then realm reached out to me, and they were like. We are confident you can do whatever test you want and so on. So I was like well challenge accepted to push the limits, so we are going to do two things number one play Call of Duty at high graphics and high frame rate and number two charge. The phone with the 65 watt super dot charger.

Both will happen simultaneously. Okay, so we have maxed out all the settings on Call of Duty mobile, so we get 60 fps at the maximum supported graphics, setting the phone has around five percent charge left. We have the 65 watt super dot charger here connected to the power socket, it's switched off right now, I'm going to go ahead. Flip this switch as you can see, the phone has detected the super dart charger uh, and it has started charging. Let's start the stopwatch now to note down the charging times during the game play, and you can see the time it's 7:23 p.

m and, let's start with team deathwatch on Call of Duty I'll also be playing a few other modes later on standing by okay. That was a bad game. Three minutes in we are at 16 already. The time is: 7 26 p. m.

That is crazy, fast guys, I'm not sitting in the most comfortable position. Also, with this charging cable in the way, I don't think I'm going to be able to play well but yeah. This is not to test my gaming skill. It is to test the phone skills. This match is going pretty.

Well, though friendly predator anyway, eight minutes in we are at 29. The phone is getting a little warmer. Let's check the temperature after another deployed it's 7 35 pm, so we've spent 12 minutes playing the game and the phone has 38 charge impressive. What about the temperatures it's around 40! The maximum point is 40.8 to be precise, so let's go for a few more rounds. Time for temp check.

The peak temperature is 41.9 degree Celsius, almost 42. Still not too warm. It's only been 18 minutes, though. So, let's go ahead. Push it further! Oh, okay! So we've played around five matches.

I think temperatures are still not bad at all. For a brief moment there we saw 42.2, that's the peak, otherwise it's hovering around 41 degrees. The back panel is better. We get less than 41 throughout. It's 7 47 p.

m, so 24 minutes gone. The battery is 55 percent charged up. Okay, another match another five minutes, let's see if it causes 43 degrees, and we have a reading of 41.6 degrees. Now it's almost been 30 minutes since we started, and we have a whopping 62 percent charge. This is much higher than realm's own claim of 43 in 30 minutes, while heavy gaming, of course they didn't mention which game those numbers are based on because Call of Duty mobile generally, you know it's not very resource intensive, it's not as demanding as something like PUBG.

In fact, the beauty of this game is the fact that it can run at 60 fps on a lot of phones, including many phones under 15 000 rupees. Also, since we are playing these multiplayer games, we are not really spending more than five or six minutes at a stretch for a particular match. After each match, we go through the loading screens, the scorecards, the navigation for the next match, etc. So there is a short break of about a minute after each match so yeah. These are some important factors why we are getting better numbers.

If we played PUBG's battle royale, for instance, we would be getting smaller numbers for sure, but of course, PUBG is currently banned in India. So uh and Call of Duty is amazing. You guys should probably start playing it. So moving on another Tim check, okay, it has touched 42 degrees again still not getting hot free for all is one of my favorites on Call of Duty. It's like everyone for themselves.

There is no teaming up. You're a one-man army and the player with the maximum kills wins cool right. Okay. This is not a promotional video for Call of Duty. I swear, ah, by the way accidentally, I hit the pause button in the stopwatch.

So please keep looking at the time it's 807, and we are at 81 charge after the next game, which took exactly four minutes. You can check the time. I realized that I had paused it by mistake. So then I resumed it. So we need to add four minutes to this figure.

So we've spent 44 plus four 48 minutes on Call of Duty and the battery is 86 percent charged up fast forwarding again. Finally, it has crossed 42 degrees. Okay, it was just one small point hitting the peak of 42.6 degrees, I'm not even able to reproduce the number again. It was just a brief moment. Time is 8 16 pm 93 charge in 54 minutes.

The best thing is, despite playing for over half an hour, I'm not noticing any deterioration in the performance. There is almost no lag at all. As you can see, it is still running rock solid at 60 fps. One of the reasons for this is the use of the snapdragon 720 g chipset, which is based on the 8 nanometer architecture. So it's quite efficient despite being very powerful so far, the top of the phone.

You know uh near the camera setup, that's where it is showing the maximum temperature reading. Now, that's exactly where my right hand is, but I don't really feel any discomfort. It's not abnormally warm or anything still feels absolutely the same. Let's do a temperature check anyway, 42.5 degree peak not too high. As expected, and it's 8 21 pm almost 59 minutes since we started and the phone is almost fully charged, it's at 98 percent to be precise, I don't think we need to play another match.

The phone will reach 100 halfway through, so I'm just going to the loadout section and having a look at the artillery and other things. It's been two minutes, and we have reached a hundred percent time is 8 22 p. m. We started at 7 23 if I'm right so took almost one hour to go from 5 to 100, while playing Call of Duty at the maximum frame rate. Okay, here's a fun fact, a lot of phones that are more expensive than this cannot be charged in one hour, even without playing any game without even touching it.

Now. The most impressive part to me is that it managed to stay cool throughout like even now. It's just been two minutes since the last match got over and the temperatures are already down to 38.39, you can barely see 40 now the performance has also been rock solid. Throughout no frame drops no lag, I mean here and there are a couple of frame drops maybe but uh for the most part. You know everything was perfectly fine rock solid at 60 fps, that's the kind of amazing gameplay we experienced so overall, I'm quite impressed on all fronts: gaming, charging and overheating.

I mean the lack thereof. The Realme seven, on the other hand, doesn't have 65 watt fast charging uh the charging time will probably be a lot longer, but on the other hand it has the MediaTek hello g95 chip, which is amazing for gaming. It is probably faster than the 720 I mean it is faster than the 720g on paper, so practically also. I think it should perform much better in regard to gaming. So let me know if you would like to see another video uh of me testing the Realme seven.

Similarly, uh remember it also has this carbon fiber cooling system, so it should probably perform at least as good as the Realme 7 pro anyway for all the things like the camera performance, battery life, etc. Do wait for my full review uh that should come out in another, maybe two to three weeks. I prefer doing a long term review hit the subscribe button and the bell icon to make sure you don't miss out on those videos. So thanks a lot for watching this is Ashwin Sunday from technology shock, and I'll, see you in the next one bye and take care. You.

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