What Makes the itel Power 80 Stand Out

Most phones in this price ask you to pick one thing. A bigger screen, or a bigger battery, or a camera you can actually use. The Power 80 is built around the thing people in Pakistan run out of first: charge.

The battery is 7000mAh. That is the number to remember. A typical day of WhatsApp, calls, maps, and a bit of YouTube should not end with a power bank at 4pm. Riders, shop staff, and students who are out from morning until night are the ones this phone is for.

The screen is 6.78 inches, HD+, 120Hz, with up to 700 nits high-brightness mode. 120Hz is what makes scrolling and short video feel smooth. 700 nits is what keeps the screen readable in sun, which matters more on a bike or a shop counter than a higher resolution you cannot see outdoors.

The camera is a 50MP AI main and an 8MP front with infrared, so selfies and video calls hold up in low light better than a basic front camera. Memory is 128GB, with 4GB RAM plus 4GB Memory Fusion, listed as 8GB. Storage is the part you will feel day to day. Side fingerprint and face unlock are both there. It runs Android 16 with itel OS 16.3 on a Unisoc T7250 octa-core chip. Charging is 18W over USB-C.

Price on itel-pk.com is Rs 42,999, in Rock Black, with official warranty. It is not a gaming flagship. It is the phone you buy when the battery is the feature.