The itel Power 70 is Here, and Chargers are Already Feeling Lonely

Imagine a phone battery so big that even load-shedding looks small in comparison. Meet the itel Power 70, which comes with a massive 10,000 mAh battery and reverse wired charging support, making it possible to be used as a power bank. Now, your phone can even charge your friend’s mobile.

But what about the other specs and features? Is it a reliable phone to buy? I will discuss every aspect here to help you understand the pros and cons of this phone. So, let’s start with the itel Power 70 price in Pakistan:

itel Power 70 Price in Pakistan

The price of the itel Power 70 is Rs. 24,999. Now, you must be amazed at its price, but before you make your decision, read about the specs and features to see if it suits your needs or not.

Design

If you ask me, the design of the itel P70 looks stunning with elegant character lines on the rear side, giving it a robotic look. It comes with a 7.9 mm thickness and 192.4 g weight, making it attractive for people who prefer slim and lightweight mobile phones. Moreover, it is IP54 dust-protected and water-resistant, making it a safer option than many others in its price league. So, full marks in terms of design!

Dimensions	7.9 mm thickness
Weight	192.4 g
Safety	IP54 dust-protected and water-resistant (water splashes)
Colors	Sapphire Black & Silver

Display

The itel Power 70 comes with a standard 6.67-inch HD IPS LCD screen. But it is not coming slow because the refresh rate of this phone is 120 Hz to make your scrolling experience smoother compared to most of its competitors.

Display Size	6.67 inches
Resolution	720 x 1600 pixels
Refresh Rate	120 Hz
Display type	IPS LCD, 120Hz, 700 nits

Camera

Well! The camera section of the itel Power 70 is also standard because it comes with a single 13MP rear camera and an 8MP selfie camera. What can we expect from a phone priced at Rs. 25,000?

Rear	Rear cameras	13 MP
	Rear camera features	LED flash, HDR, panorama
Selfie	Selfie / front camera(s)	8 MP

Performance

In terms of performance, the itel Power 70 feels like a sports bike stuck in first gear. It’s because of the Mediatek Helio G50 Ultimate chipset the company has used in it. There are some other phones with comparable price tags but better chipsets,like:

• Realme Note 50: Unisoc Tiger T612
• Realme Note 60: Unisoc Tiger T612
• Xiaomi Redmi 14C: Mediatek Helio G81 Ultra
• Infinix Smart 9: Mediatek Helio G81 Ultra

One might think of the itel Power 70’s performance as the tortoise in the race; slower, but reliable enough to finish… eventually. However, in a marathon, this tortoise can calmly pass the rabbits and win the race when they have stopped for a recharge.

Jokes aside, this phone performs decent enough for everyday use but that’s it, don’t expect hardcore gaming from it. Moreover, you are getting 128GB of storage and RAM extendable up to 8GB. 

OS	Android 14, itel OS 14
Chipset	Mediatek Helio G50 Ultimate
CPU	Octa-core 2.2 GHz Cortex-A53
GPU	PowerVR GE8320
MEMORY	128GB Storage  RAM: Up to 8GB (4GB RAM standard +4GB extendable)

Features

The itel Power 70 comes with standard features and sensors. Though some sensors are missing, its common in this price range.

Connectivity	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, USB Type-C, OTG
Sensors	Fingerprint (side-mounted), accelerometer, proximity

Battery

Here comes the star of the show! The battery of the itel Power 70 is so big that you might actually forget where you kept your charger. It comes with a 6,000 mAh built-in battery along with a 4,000 mAh charging case, making it a total of 10,000 mAh. Moreover, there is an option of reverse-wired charging support to help you charge other phones as well. The iPhone users are going to like it a lot because it can be a better option in terms of carrying compared to the bulky and not-so-stylish power banks.

Battery	10,000 mAh (6,000 mAh internal + 4,000 mAh charging case)
Charging	18W wired Reverse wired

Final Takeaway

Let’s sum it up! The itel Power 70 is a real-life example of “you win some, you lose some.” It has a gigantic battery, a stylish design, and a lightweight body, but the performance… well, let’s just say that it has room for improvement as everyone doesn’t get everything in life. If you want a battery as big as a power bank and need a stylish phone at a lower price, and don’t really play high-end games, the itel P70 is a great choice. 

So, what’s the reason you want to buy a phone with this immense battery? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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