display
144Hz AMOLED, 4500 nits peakThe 6.78-inch screen stays legible in direct sunlight (4500 nits peak brightness) and scrolling feels smooth at 144Hz, though in practice most apps run at lower refresh rates.
battery
5160mAh, roughly 11 hours activeThe battery spec claims an active use score of 11:11h, so expect about a day of mixed use with moderate-to-heavy screen time before you need to charge.
charging
45W wired, 22 min to 50%You can hit half charge in under 25 minutes, which covers a quick top-up before leaving; reaching full charge roughly takes 40 to 50 minutes.
camera
50MP main, f/1.6, PDAFThe f/1.6 aperture and 0.64µm pixels let you shoot in moderate low light without heavy noise, and PDAF keeps focus snappy, but the lack of a telephoto lens means distant subjects stay unzoomed.
performance
Helio G200, AnTuTu 446kThe chipset handles light gaming (turn-based titles, low-detail 3D) and everyday apps without lag, but demanding games like Genshin Impact will stutter or require lower settings.
durability
IP64, Gorilla Glass 7i, drop to 1.5mThe phone resists dust and water splashes (not submersion), and can survive an accidental 1.5-metre drop onto hard ground, but the plastic back and frame are less durable than metal.
storage
UFS 2.2, up to 256GB, microSDStorage is quick enough for everyday photo and app use; a dedicated microSD slot lets you expand without sacrificing a SIM, and 256GB is generous for most users.