Realme is gearing up to launch the Note 70 and Note 70T, and while it’s still unclear why they might share the same model number, we’re getting a clearer picture of the Note 70T thanks to a newly leaked EU Energy Label.
The leak confirms several key specs: the Note 70T boasts an impressive 6,000 mAh typical battery capacity (5,830 mAh rated), with a runtime of 65 hours and 25 minutes on a single charge. That endurance earned it an A rating for energy efficiency. Realme also scores high on durability, with an A rating for drop protection and B for repairability. It’s designed to withstand 1,000 charge cycles before battery health dips below 80%.
The device is also IP54 certified, making it resistant to dust and light splashes-good news for clumsy hands or unexpected drizzles. Box contents include the phone, USB cable, SIM ejector tool, and a protective case, so you’re set out of the gate.
A recently leaked Quick Guide gives us a look at the front design: a 6.74-inch display with a waterdrop notch and a slightly thicker chin. Under the hood, the Note 70T is rumored to run on the Unisoc T7250 chipset, backed by 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Camera-wise, it’s expected to feature a 50MP main shooter and a 16MP selfie camera.
One major plus: Realme promises six years of security patch support for the Note 70T-unusually long for this segment. Whether it’s a strategic move or simply a surprise bonus, it could make the Note 70T one of the longest-supported budget phones around.