battery
5000 mAh, about 1.5 to 2 daysWith moderate use (calls, messages, some social media), expect roughly 36 to 48 hours between charges; heavier video use cuts this to a single day.
charging
22.5W wired, roughly 60 to 80 minutesFull charge takes approximately an hour to an hour and a quarter from empty, so you cannot top up quickly before leaving.
display
6.52 inch IPS, 269 ppi, 720×1600The 269 ppi density means text and photos look a little soft compared to phones at this price; colors are stable in side angles but the screen does not get bright enough for direct sunlight reading.
camera
50MP main f/1.8, 1080p 30fps videoThe 50MP sensor and f/1.8 aperture capture decent detail and handle moderate low light, but video maxes out at 1080p/30fps, which is choppy for panning or action.
storage
64GB or 128GB, 4 to 8GB RAM, microSDXCThe 64GB base model fills up fast if you shoot photos and video; step up to 128GB if you install many apps, and a microSDXC card can extend storage for media.
performance
Octa-core CPU, entry-level processorNo GPU or chipset name in specs, but the octa-core design suggests budget performance suitable for social media and web browsing, not intensive gaming or video editing.
connectivity
LTE only, Wi-Fi 5GHz absentThe phone supports LTE bands but no 5G, and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n means no dual-band or faster 5GHz networks, so mobile data is your only fast option in most areas.