battery
10800mAh, roughly 1.5 days moderate useAt this capacity with a mid-range chipset, you get about 12 to 15 hours of screen-on time in mixed use, meaning you can easily skip a charge if you use the phone lightly.
charging
66W wired, roughly 40 to 50 minutes to fullThe 10800mAh capacity charges in under an hour from 0% with the wired charger, though you will want to carry that charger with you since wireless charging at 15W is too slow for everyday top-ups.
performance
Helio G99, handles light games and appsThe octa-core chip and Mali-G57 GPU run casual titles and Android apps without stutter, but will struggle with heavy 3D games at high frame rates.
display
1080p IPS, 401 ppi, indoor-readableThe 6.58-inch screen is sharp enough on paper at 401ppi, but IPS LCD without stated brightness loses detail in direct sunlight and cannot match modern OLED for contrast.
camera
108MP main with night vision mode, 20MP dedicatedThe 108MP f/1.8 sensor with 0.7µm pixels excels in daylight, but the dedicated 20MP night vision with infrared lights is the standout—it shoots in near-total darkness where a standard phone fails.
durability
IP68/IP69K, 1.5m drops, MIL-STD-810H certifiedThe phone survives dust, water jets, immersion to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes, and drops from 1.5 meters, plus military-grade impact testing—it is built for construction sites and outdoor work, not just splashes.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi 6, GPS multi-band, no 5GLTE covers most coverage areas globally, Wi-Fi 6 is fast on compatible routers, and the quad-band GPS ensures reliable positioning in urban canyons, but you will never see 5G speeds on this phone.