120Hz, 1000 nits peak brightnessThe 1000-nit max handles sunlight legibility outdoors, though the 720p resolution on a 6.67-inch screen means text is less sharp than full-HD phones at the same size.
performance
MediaTek Dimensity 6300, Mali-G57This chipset handles everyday apps and lighter games smoothly, but will struggle with demanding titles like Genshin Impact or intensive multitasking at high frame rates.
battery
5100 mAh, roughly one full day heavy useAbout 6 to 8 hours of screen-on time depending on brightness and usage, so you will need to charge daily if you stream or game.
charging
45W SuperVOOC, roughly 60 to 90 minutes full chargeFast enough to reach 50% in under 30 minutes, practical if you top up before leaving home, but not rapid enough for true emergency top-ups.
durability
IP54 rating, Panda Glass screenSplash and light dust protection only (not submersion-safe), so the phone survives rain and accidental water splashes, but you should keep it away from wet environments.
connectivity
5G FDD and TDD, dual nanoSIM5G coverage depends on your local carrier and deployment; dual SIM lets you run two lines simultaneously, useful for separating work and personal calls.
storage
128GB or 256GB, microSD expansion up to 1TBThe 128GB base model fills quickly with apps and media, but microSD support means you can add cheap external storage for photos and videos without upgrading the phone.