display
120Hz LCD, 1000-nit peakThe 120Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth, and the 1000-nit brightness in high-brightness mode makes the screen legible in direct sunlight, but the 264ppi and 720p resolution at 6.67 inches means text and images are noticeably less sharp than modern mid-range phones.
performance
Dimensity 6300, Mali-G57This chipset handles everyday tasks, social media, and light gaming at stable frame rates, but demanding games like Genshin Impact or Asphalt 9 will struggle at lower settings or require frame-rate compromise.
battery
5100mAh, about 1 day heavy useWith typical browsing, messaging, and video playback, you'll reach evening; heavy use (gaming, navigation, streaming) will drain it by mid-afternoon.
charging
45W wired, ~45–55 min fullHits 50% in 30 minutes, so a quick 20-minute charge gives you roughly 2–3 hours of screen time if you're in a hurry.
camera
50MP f/1.8 main, 1080p videoThe 50MP sensor and large aperture capture fine detail and handle moderate low light reasonably well, but video maxes out at 1080p/60fps, so it's adequate for social media clips, not cinematic footage.
durability
IP54, Panda glass, 7.7mm thinIP54 protects against splashes and light dust, but not submersion; Panda glass is tougher than standard but still scratches easily, and the thin body (7.7mm, 186g) feels fragile in hand.
connectivity
5G SA/NSA, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3The phone supports both standalone and non-standalone 5G where available; Wi-Fi 5 is standard, not the faster Wi-Fi 6, and you get aptX HD audio over Bluetooth.