display
120Hz AMOLED, 900 nits peakScrolling feels smooth at 120Hz, and 900 nits means you can read the screen in bright sunlight without squinting, though it is not the brightest phone on the market.
performance
Helio G99, Mali-G57, 8GB RAMThis setup handles everyday apps and browsing without lag, but demanding games like Genshin Impact or PUBG run at lower settings (medium graphics, 30fps or lower) rather than maxed out.
battery
5000mAh, roughly 1 day mixed useWith moderate to heavy use (social media, video, calls), expect screen-on time of about 12 to 15 hours before you need to charge.
charging
68W wired, ~45min to full68W charging gets you to 80% in 30 minutes as claimed, reaching 100% in roughly 45 minutes total, and 15W wireless charging is available for overnight top-ups.
camera
108MP main, 2MP macro and depthThe 108MP sensor captures sharp daytime photos with plenty of detail, but the macro and depth cameras are very basic (2MP each) and produce noticeably softer shots.
durability
IP53, glass front and backIP53 protects against dust and vertical water splashes, so it survives accidental spills but will not survive submersion; glass back means fingerprints show easily.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi ac, NFC, 3.5mm jackLTE (no 5G) covers most global networks, Wi-Fi 6 is absent so downloads are slower than newer flagships, but the 3.5mm headphone jack and NFC (in some regions) are useful.