Snapdragon 778G, Adreno 642L GPUHandles mid-range games like Genshin Impact on medium settings and everyday apps without lag, but not sustained high-frame AAA titles.
display
6.8 inch LCD, 1080p, 144HzScrolling and gaming feel very smooth, but the 1080p resolution on a large screen means text and small details are noticeably softer than sharper 1440p phones.
camera
108MP main with 0.7µm pixels, 8MP ultrawideThe 108MP sensor with small 0.7µm pixels is better suited for cropping and zoom detail than capturing in low light, where those tiny pixels struggle; the ultrawide is useful for group shots and landscapes.
battery
5000mAh, roughly 1 day heavy useAbout 15 to 16 hours of mixed use (social media, messaging, some video) before you need to charge, or around 6 to 7 hours of constant screen-on time with heavy gaming.
charging
30W wired, roughly 50 to 70 minutes to fullSlower than current flagship 65–120W chargers, but fast enough to recover a half-charge in 25 to 35 minutes if you need a quick top-up before leaving.
connectivity
5G (Sub-6), Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2Future-ready for 5G networks and newer Wi-Fi routers, though in practice the gain depends on whether your carrier and ISP have rolled out those standards in your area.
durability
Water-repellent, Gorilla Glass 3, plastic backWill survive splashes and brief accidental dips, but is not rated for submersion; the plastic rear and Glass 3 (older generation) mean it is more scratch-prone than newer flagship glass.