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Realme C85 Launches in Indonesia with Record-breaking Battery and Durability
Jakarta, Indonesia - November 20, 2025 – Realme has officially unveiled its C85 Series smartphone at a Media Hands-On event in Jakarta, marking a notable step for the company in the entry-level market. The C85 series succeeds the Realme C75 and introduces considerable upgrades, most notably a massive 7,000mAh battery and industry-leading IP69K protection.
According to Krisva Angnieszca, public Relations Lead for Realme Indonesia, the launch aims to “present a new standard in this segment.” She emphasized, “Realme C85 is the first cellphone in Indonesia with IP69K, where the cellphone is resistant to liquids, high pressure water and extreme temperatures.”
beyond durability, Realme accompanied the launch with an attempt to break a guinness World Record.
Power to Last: 7,000mAh Battery with Fast Charging
The Realme C85 boasts a 7,000mAh battery, designed to cater to users who frequently work, stream content, or engage in outdoor activities.Realme claims the battery provides up to 11 hours of active use – encompassing streaming, chatting, and navigation – and can be rapidly recharged in approximately 5-15 minutes using 45W fast charging technology.
The battery’s resilience extends beyond capacity; it has been rigorously tested to maintain stable performance in extreme temperatures, ranging from 40°C heat to -14°C cold.
Unrivaled Protection: IP69K and Beyond
Realme is highlighting the C85’s remarkable durability with its IP69 Pro protection, which incorporates four resistance standards: IP69K, IP69, IP68, and IP66. Krisva Angnieszca explained that the IP69K rating is a key differentiator.
“This standard is designed to withstand high pressure water spray and extreme temperatures of up to 100 degrees Celsius,” she stated.
The Android smartphone is also capable of surviving submersion in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes. Realme has subjected the device to testing against 36 different liquids, including water, coffee, tea, cooking oil, milk, and petrol, to ensure its robustness.
