display
6.7" LCD, 90Hz, 409 ppiThe 1080p panel is sharp enough for reading text at arm's length, and 90Hz makes scrolling and swiping feel smooth, though it's not as bright as OLED displays and colors lean pale indoors.
battery
5000 mAh, roughly one full dayAt this capacity with moderate use (browsing, messaging, maps), you'll reach the evening without needing to plug in, but heavy video or gaming will drain it by mid-afternoon.
charging
15W wired, roughly 2 to 2.5 hoursA full 0-to-100 charge takes over two hours, so this is for morning-top-ups or overnight charging, not quick turnarounds before you leave.
camera
48MP main with PDAF, 8MP ultrawideThe 48MP sensor with phase-detect autofocus handles daylight shots and detail well; the 118° ultrawide fits wide group photos and landscapes, but the 5MP macro and 2MP depth are novelty sensors that rarely produce usable images.
performance
Snapdragon 765, 4GB RAM, entry gamingThis chipset runs everyday apps (email, social, maps, video playback) without lag, but struggles with demanding titles like Genshin Impact or Fortnite at high settings; expect 30–40 fps in medium-load games.
durability
Water-repellent coating, plastic backThe coating sheds light splashes and rain, but is not waterproof (no IP rating), so dunking it will damage it; plastic creases and scratches easily under heavy use.
connectivity
5G on select bands, dual-band Wi-Fi 55G works only on carriers that deploy bands 2, 5, 66, or mmWave (260/261); in most regions you'll default to LTE, and Wi-Fi 5 is adequate for streaming but not future-proofed for Wi-Fi 6 homes.