performance
Snapdragon 865, AnTuTu 602KThe chipset handles Android 12 apps and games smoothly, with enough sustained performance for moderate gaming at high settings, but this is a 2020 flagship—newer £500+ phones will feel noticeably faster.
display
90Hz AMOLED, 700 nits peakThe 6.67-inch screen scrolls and swipes crisply, and 700 nits (peak, high brightness mode) is bright enough to read in direct sunlight, though not as legible as 1000+ nit displays.
battery
5000mAh, about 1 day typicalWith the 90Hz display and Snapdragon 865, expect roughly 18–22 hours from a full charge in mixed use, or one full day on lighter work.
charging
30W wired, roughly 90 min fullFrom empty to 100% takes around 90 minutes; 30W is average for a 2020 flagship and slower than today's 65–120W standards.
camera
64MP main, 3x optical, motorized flipThe motorized flip-up camera module lets you use the full 64MP/8MP/12MP array for both back and front shots, with the 3x telephoto handling mid-range zoom and the 113-degree ultrawide for group frames.
storage
256GB UFS 3.1, microSD slotFast UFS 3.1 means quick app launches and file transfers; the dedicated microSD slot lets you expand storage without losing a SIM tray.
connectivity
5G SA/NSA, Wi-Fi 6, multi-GNSS5G support (bands 1–78 including mmWave) means faster downloads where available; Wi-Fi 6 keeps your home network snappy, and dual-frequency GPS with GALILEO improves navigation accuracy in urban canyons.