display
1080×2436 AMOLED, 120Hz, 1400 nitsThe 6.78-inch AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh stays readable in sunlight (1400 nits peak brightness) and scrolls smoothly, though the 1080p resolution means text is just adequate at this large size (393 ppi).
battery
5000 mAh, about 1.5–2 days light useA 5000 mAh cell paired with the low-power Unisoc T620 should deliver roughly one full day of moderate screen-on time, or push toward two days if you mostly use basic apps and messaging.
charging
18W wired, roughly 90–120 minutes full18W charging will take around 90 to 120 minutes to reach 100 percent from empty; for a mid-range phone at this price, expect a slow climb in the final 20 percent.
performance
Unisoc T620, light tasks and older titlesThe Unisoc T620 (12 nm, octa-core) handles everyday apps, messaging, and video playback without lag, but demanding 3D games will run only on low settings or not at all.
camera
50MP main f/1.6, basic zoom and low lightThe 50MP sensor with f/1.6 aperture captures decent detail in daylight and performs reasonably in dim indoor light, but lacks optical zoom and relies on 1440p@30fps video, suitable for social clips but not cinematic work.
durability
IP64, Gorilla Glass 7i, 6.9 mm bodyIP64 rating shrugs off dust and water splashes but not submersion; Gorilla Glass 7i handles drops, and the 6.9 mm thickness keeps the phone light (163 g) and pocketable.
connectivity
LTE, dual SIM, NFC (region-dependent)LTE-only connectivity is adequate for most regions; dual Nano-SIM slots suit travelers or those juggling work and personal numbers, and NFC enables contactless payments where available.