display
6.8-inch rotating OLED screenThe main display rotates 90 degrees to reveal a secondary 3.9-inch screen, turning the phone into a compact two-display device for content and control side-by-side, though 1080p resolution on a 6.8-inch panel means pixels are visible up close.
performance
Snapdragon 765G, roughly mid-range gamingThe chipset handles everyday tasks and light mobile games smoothly, but demanding titles like Genshin Impact or Call of Duty Mobile run at reduced detail and frame rates compared to flagships from the same year.
battery
4000mAh, about 5 to 6 hours screen timeA compact battery paired with a high-refresh rotating display means you will need to charge daily even with moderate use, especially when both screens are active.
charging
18W wired, roughly 60 to 90 minutes to fullCharging is slow by current standards; wireless charging at 4W is negligibly faster than no charging at all.
camera
64MP main with OIS, solid everyday shotsThe 64MP sensor with f/1.8 aperture and optical stabilization captures sharp daytime photos and stabilized video, but the motorized pop-up 32MP selfie camera is a mechanical point of failure that may wear or fail with repeated use.
durability
IP54, splash resistant but not submersibleThe device survives water splashes and dust in daily use, but IP54 means no rain-heavy exposure or accidental dunking; Gorilla Glass 5 on front and back is moderate protection for a 260g phone that will shatter if dropped hard.
connectivity
5G sub-6 and mmWave, future-ready bandsFull 5G support on US bands including mmWave means fast data where available (2019-2022), but real-world gain over LTE is limited unless you live or work near a live 5G tower.