display
120Hz TFT, 1010 nits peakAt 1010 nits peak brightness and 120Hz refresh, the screen scrolls smoothly and remains readable in bright sunlight, though the 266 ppi density (720 × 1604 on 6.61 inches) means text edges lack sharpness compared to denser OLED panels.
performance
Helio G81 Ultra, Mali-G52This chipset handles light gaming and everyday apps without lag, but will struggle with demanding titles at high settings; the Mali-G52 GPU is entry-level for 2025.
battery
5300 mAh, about 1.5 days light useThe 5300 mAh cell delivers roughly 6 to 7 hours of continuous screen-on time under heavy use, or around 1.5 days of mixed messaging and browsing.
charging
35W wired, roughly 50–70 minutes35W charging will bring the battery from empty to full in about 50 to 70 minutes, which is slower than mid-range rivals but acceptable for daily top-ups.
camera
50MP f/1.8, 1080p videoThe 50MP main sensor with PDAF and f/1.8 aperture captures bright daylight shots and can resolve fine detail, but the lack of optical zoom and 1080p30 video limits flexibility for distant subjects or video work.
durability
IP64, 1.5m drop resistantIP64 protects against dust and water splashes (not submersion), and the phone survives drops up to 1.5 meters, making it reasonably tough for daily handling in humid or dusty environments.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1LTE coverage across LATAM bands and Wi-Fi 802.11ac mean reliable internet in cities and towns, though the absence of 5G limits future-proofing.