display
120Hz AMOLED, 800 nits peakThe 6.5-inch screen scrolls smoothly and stays readable in direct sunlight, though 1080p resolution at 405 ppi is standard, not sharp enough to notice individual pixels only on close inspection.
performance
Snapdragon 778G, 6–8GB RAMThe chipset and memory handle everyday apps, social media, and light gaming (Genshin Impact on mid settings, COD Mobile on high settings) without stuttering, but cannot sustain demanding titles at max settings for hours.
camera
64MP main, 12MP ultrawide, f/1.8 OISThe main sensor with optical stabilization captures sharp detail in daylight and handles low-light shots better than sensors without OIS; the 123-degree ultrawide fits a wider scene, but the macro and selfie (32MP, f/2.2) are functional, not specialized.
battery
4500mAh, about 5 to 6 hours screen timeA moderate capacity that covers a full day of light use (messaging, browsing) or a half day of video and heavy multitasking; users who game or stream daily will need a charge by evening.
charging
25W wired, roughly 1 to 1.5 hours full charge25W is standard for 2021 mid-range phones and will top the 4500mAh battery in about an hour if you have the correct adapter (not always bundled in later markets).
durability
IP67, Gorilla Glass 5 front, plastic backIP67 resists dust and water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, so brief immersion or rain is safe; Gorilla Glass 5 is scratch-resistant and the plastic back keeps weight down but dents more easily than glass.
connectivity
5G Sub-6, Wi-Fi 6, dual SIM5G support (if available in your region) and Wi-Fi 6 speed the download and streaming; dual Nano-SIM slots let you run two numbers on one device, though a microSD card uses the second slot if you need it.