battery
10,600 mAh, roughly 2 days moderate useThat capacity is about 40 percent larger than a typical flagship from 2023, so you can stretch a week or two between charges if you do not stream video or play games constantly.
charging
33W wired, around 60 to 90 minutes fullSlower than the 65W+ chargers on flagships, but still fast enough to get a full tank in the time you make breakfast and prepare for the day.
display
6.5 inch IPS LCD, 1080p, 405 ppiThe 1080p resolution on a 6.5 inch screen means text and icons are sharp enough for daily reading, though detail is not as fine as a 1440p panel; the 75 percent screen-to-body ratio leaves noticeable bezels around the edges.
durability
IP68/IP69K, submersible to 1.5 meters, 30 minYou can safely drop this into a meter of water for half an hour, or rinse it under a high-pressure hose; pick it for rough work or outdoor sites where other phones would break.
camera
48MP main, 20MP night vision, 2MP macroThe 20MP dedicated night-vision sensor is unusual and suggests this phone prioritizes low-light capture; the 48MP main sensor with phase-detect autofocus handles daytime shots, though no listed optical zoom means distant subjects will lose detail.
performance
Mediatek MT8788V, 8GB RAM, octa-core 2.0 GHzThis mid-range tablet chipset from 2021 handles light browsing, messaging, and older games without lag, but will struggle with heavy titles like Call of Duty or PUBG at high settings.