display
AMOLED 120Hz, 3500 nits peakThe 3500-nit peak brightness and 120Hz refresh mean sharp text and smooth scrolling in direct sunlight, though the 394 ppi density at 6.7 inches is noticeably softer than denser phones at the same size.
performance
Dimensity 7025 Ultra, octa-core 2.5GHzThis mid-range chipset (roughly AnTuTu 900K) handles everyday tasks and lighter games smoothly, but will struggle with demanding 3D titles at high settings compared to flagship chips.
battery
5230 mAh, about 1 day heavy useWith moderate to heavy screen-on time (6 to 7 hours at typical brightness), you will need to charge daily if you use the phone constantly; lighter days will stretch to a full day.
charging
35W wired, roughly 50 to 65 minutesThe 35W charger fills the 5230 mAh battery in under an hour, but you must provide your own charger (not included in the box on most Honor variants).
camera
108MP main f/1.8, 5MP ultrawideThe f/1.8 aperture and 1/1.67" sensor gather good light for detail shots; the 5MP ultrawide handles group photos and landscapes, but lacks telephoto zoom for distant subjects.
durability
IP65, Mohs level 4 glassIP65 resists dust and low-pressure water jets (not submersion), and Mohs level 4 scratches easily compared to Gorilla Glass Victus or Armor versions common at this price.