display
6.4″ AMOLED, 430 nits peakAt 430 nits brightness, the screen is visible in bright daylight but not as effortless as a 1000+ nit flagship, and the 1080p resolution means text and icons are sharp at typical viewing distance.
performance
Snapdragon 765G, Adreno 620This chipset handles everyday apps, social media, and video smoothly, but demanding 3D games at high settings will require lowering graphics to maintain playable framerates.
camera
48MP main, f/1.7, 8MP ultrawideThe wide lens with 0.8µm pixels and PDAF captures sharp detail in daylight and decent low-light shots, while the ultrawide is useful for landscapes and group photos, but the 2MP monochrome and depth sensors add little in real use.
battery
4025mAh, roughly 5–6 hours screen-onHeavy use will drain the battery by evening; light use (messaging, email, browsing) may stretch to a second day, but most users will need to charge daily.
charging
30W wired, ~50% in 20 minutesYou can top up half a charge in 20 minutes, but full charge to 100% takes roughly 45–50 minutes total, making it useful for a quick pre-departure boost.
connectivity
5G (sub-6), Wi-Fi 6, NFC, 3.5mm jack5G speeds reach up to 1.9 Gbps in compatible areas, Wi-Fi 6 ensures future-proof router compatibility, NFC enables mobile payments, and the headphone jack lets you use any wired earbuds without adapters.
durability
Gorilla Glass 5, aluminum frame, 8mm thickThe glass front and back are mid-range Gorilla (not the latest Victus or Armor), so the phone is reasonably drop-resistant but scratches and cracks remain common; the 8mm profile makes it pocketable.