Realme 13+ 5G: The New Gaming Smartphone with 80W Charging and Advanced Cooling

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Published on 19/07/2025 at 11:15

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With The New Dimensity 7300 Energy Processor And A Top-Tier Cooling System, The Realme 13+ 5G Arrives In Brazil Promising To Deliver High Performance For Gaming At A Competitive Price.

Realme has just launched in Brazil its newest mid-range device focused on performance, the Realme 13+ 5G. The device arrives with the mission to redefine what is expected from a gaming smartphone in its price range, betting on a powerful hardware setup, ultra-fast charging, and a cooling system that promises to keep the phone “cool under pressure” even during the most intense matches.

Equipped with the brand new MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy processor and a 120Hz OLED display, the Realme 13+ 5G aims directly at the audience that seeks a smooth gaming experience without interruptions. The brand’s strategy is clear: to offer features that were previously exclusive to high-end models, challenging the competition and solidifying itself as one of the best cost-benefit options in the market.

Performance And Cooling: The Gamer’s Heart

Realme 13+ 5G: The New Gaming Phone With 80W Charge And Advanced Cooling

The standout feature of the Realme 13+ 5G is its new MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy processor, a chip designed to deliver high performance with energy efficiency. According to Realme, it represents a significant leap over the previous generation, with improvements of up to 25% in CPU and 46% in GPU.

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To ensure that all this power does not result in overheating, Realme implemented an advanced cooling system with a stainless steel vapor chamber (VC) exceeding 6,000 mm². This structure efficiently dissipates heat, allowing the device to maintain high FPS for longer. The gaming performance is so reliable that the device received the world’s first “Mobile Game No Lag” certification from TÜV SÜD.

120Hz OLED Display For Maximum Fluidity

The visual experience is guaranteed by a 6.67-inch OLED display with Full HD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. The panel technology offers vibrant colors and deep blacks, while the high refresh rate makes navigation and, especially, gaming extremely fluid.

For competitive gamers, the Realme 13+ 5G features a touch sampling rate of up to 1,200Hz, ensuring an almost instantaneous response time to commands. The maximum brightness of 2,000 nits also ensures good visibility even in sunlight.

Battery And SuperVOOC Charging At 80W

To withstand long gaming sessions, the device comes with a 5,000 mAh battery. The major differentiator, however, is the SuperVOOC charging at 80W, with the charger included in the box. According to Realme, only 5 minutes on the charger is needed to secure about 1 hour of gameplay, a speed that places the device ahead of many competitors.

Cameras With Sony Sensor And OIS

Although the focus is on performance, the Realme 13+ 5G does not disappoint in the camera department. The rear setup is led by a 50 MP Sony LYT-600 main sensor with optical image stabilization (OIS), ensuring sharp photos and stable videos, even in motion. The front camera features 16 MP and delivers good selfies. In terms of video, the device is capable of recording in 4K at 30 frames per second with the main camera.

And you, what do you think of the new Realme 13+ 5G? Do you believe it has what it takes to be the new king of cost-effective gaming phones? Leave your opinion in the comments!

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Thiago

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25/07/2025 20:24

Tem que aposentar as câmeras de 50mp edta ficando muito chato já isto.

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