performance
Helio G90T, Mali-G76 MC4The Helio G90T with 2x faster Cortex-A76 cores can handle mid-range games like PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty Mobile at medium settings, though sustained 3D performance will throttle in extended sessions.
battery
5100mAh, about 1.5 days light useWith moderate mixed usage (messaging, social media, some video), expect roughly 10 to 12 hours of screen-on time; heavy gaming or constant video drains it to 6 to 8 hours.
charging
18W wired, roughly 75 to 90 minutes fullThe 18W charger is slower than modern standards, so a full top-up before leaving takes over an hour; the 10W wireless option is even more impractical for daily use.
display
6.5" IPS LCD, 396 ppi, no refresh rateThe 1080p screen is sharp enough at arm's length and colors are even, but scrolling feels stiff by modern standards because it refreshes at a standard 60Hz with no high-refresh option.
camera
48MP f/1.8 main, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macroThe main sensor with 1/2.0" size and f/1.8 aperture handles daylight shooting and low-light scenes reasonably well; the 8MP ultrawide is useful for landscape framing, but the 2MP macro is too limited for serious close-up work.
storage
128GB eMMC 5.1, microSDXC sloteMMC 5.1 storage is noticeably slower than UFS (file operations take longer), and you have 128GB out of the box, expandable via microSD; expect about 100GB usable after the OS.
connectivity
LTE Cat6 (300Mbps), no 5GLTE speeds max out around 300Mbps download in ideal conditions (Cat6 is mid-range for 2020), and the lack of 5G means slower network performance in areas where it is rolled out.