performance
Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 3.2 GHzHandles current demanding games and apps without lag; roughly on par with flagship Android phones from 2022–2023.
display
6.7-inch AMOLED, 1440×3216, 120HzScrolling is smooth, colors vibrant, and text sharp; the 120Hz makes reading and swiping noticeably less jittery than 60Hz panels.
battery
5000mAh, roughly full day heavy useOn moderate use (messaging, browsing, some video) expect a full day; heavy gaming or streaming will run it down by evening.
charging
SuperVOOC charging, no stated wattsSuperVOOC is fast by OnePlus standard (historically 65W+), but without a specific watt figure from the spec sheet, exact 0-100% time is unclear; expect significant charge in 30 minutes.
durability
IP54 rating, Gorilla Glass VictusSurvives splashes and brief submersion, but not full waterproofing; glass resists scratches and impacts better than older Gorilla Glass versions.
storage
128GB/256GB, 8GB/16GB RAMBoth tiers have enough room for apps and media; the 16GB RAM variant handles multitasking and app switching without slowdown.