durability
IP68/IP69K, 1.8m drop ratedThe phone survives immersion to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes and drops from 1.8 meters, plus MIL-STD-810H compliance, so it handles rough sites and wet work without a case.
battery
6350mAh, about 1 to 1.5 days mixed useWith the Helio G95 and LCD screen, you'll see roughly one full day of mixed work and calls, or closer to a day and a half if you avoid heavy gaming.
charging
24W wired, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours to fullThe wired charging is slow for the capacity; wireless tops out at 15W and will take even longer, so plan to charge overnight or in the afternoon.
display
720p LCD, readable but grainy close-upAt 270 ppi on a 6.22-inch screen, text and icons are legible at arm's length, but you will notice the pixel grid when reading fine print or editing photos.
camera
48MP main, 20MP night vision with lightsThe main sensor and f/1.8 lens handle well-lit scenes; the infrared night mode with four LED lights lets you shoot in darkness, but low-light color accuracy will be poor and the ultrawide is only 8MP.
performance
Helio G95, light gaming and daily appsThe chipset runs everyday tasks and social media smoothly, and handles older or less demanding games at medium settings, but not heavy titles like Genshin Impact at high graphics.
connectivity
LTE only, no 5G, dual SIMThe phone connects to LTE bands across most regions but has no 5G, so download speeds are limited to 4G ceilings; dual nano-SIM lets you carry two numbers.