performance
Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, ~1.28M AnTuTuWith the Cortex-X4 core at 3.0 GHz and Adreno 735, it handles modern apps and medium-to-high settings in games like PUBG or Genshin Impact, though demanding titles at max settings may dip below 60fps.
display
6.78" OLED, 120Hz, 4000 nits peakThe 1224×2700 resolution at 437 ppi is sharp, and 4000 nits makes it readable outdoors even in direct sunlight, while 120Hz keeps scrolling smooth in daily apps.
battery
5200 mAh, roughly 11-12 hours screen-onThe active use score of 11:08h means you can run email, social media, and light video for a full day, though heavy gaming or video recording drains it faster.
charging
100W wired, ~41min full; 66W wireless, ~30min to 64%The 100W wired charger tops the 5200 mAh cell in just over 40 minutes, while the 66W wireless option is convenient for topping up mid-afternoon in roughly half an hour.
camera
50MP main f/1.9 + 2.5x zoom + 112° ultrawideThe f/1.9 aperture and 1/1.3" sensor capture detail in daylight and low light; the 2.5x telephoto handles distant subjects without leaving the phone, and the 112° ultrawide fits group shots or landscapes.
durability
IP65 rating (INT), 8.2mm thickness, 199gIP65 means water jets from a distance won't harm it, though not full submersion; the slim 8.2mm body and 199g weight feel light in hand but offer less drop protection than thicker phones.
storage
256GB to 1TB, UFS standard, no card slotStarting at 256GB with 12GB RAM or stepping to 1TB with 16GB RAM covers most needs, but once full you cannot expand with a microSD card.