display
6.7" AMOLED, 120Hz, 1900 nitsThe 120Hz refresh and 1900-nit peak brightness mean smooth scrolling and readable text even in direct sunlight, though the 1080p resolution at this size leaves some fine detail soft compared to higher-resolution competitors.
camera
50MP main, 3x optical, ultrawideThe 50MP f/1.8 sensor with OIS handles sharp daylight shots and low-light work, while the 3x telephoto and 123° ultrawide cover zoom and group photos without relying on cropping or digital stretch.
performance
Exynos 2400e, 8GB RAMThis chipset runs everyday apps, social media, and mid-range gaming (titles like Genshin Impact at medium settings) without stuttering, but does not match flagship-tier single-threaded speed for heavy games at maximum quality.
battery
4700mAh, about 1 day typical useWith moderate to heavy screen time, the battery roughly gets you through a full day before dropping below 20%, though consistent video recording or GPS navigation will reduce that window.
charging
25W wired, 50% in 30 minFrom dead, reaching half charge takes roughly 30 minutes; full charge takes around 55 to 65 minutes, which is slower than larger flagships but quicker than entry-level phones in this price band.
durability
IP68, Gorilla Glass Victus+The phone survives dust and water immersion to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes, and both front and back are Victus+ glass, which resists scratches better than standard glass but still marks easily under keys.
connectivity
5G, Wi-Fi 6E, USB-C 3.25G and Wi-Fi 6E support ensure fast data in compatible networks; USB 3.2 makes file transfers to a computer noticeably quicker than USB 2.0 speeds.