display
6.0-inch OLED, 1080 x 2520, 60HzColors are accurate and blacks are deep because of the OLED panel, but the 60Hz refresh makes scrolling feel noticeably less smooth than the 90Hz or 120Hz you get on competing phones in this price range.
performance
Snapdragon 695, 6GB RAM, Adreno 619Handles everyday apps, web browsing, and lighter games without lag, but sustained demanding 3D gaming will throttle after 5 to 10 minutes due to the mid-range chipset from 2022.
battery
5000mAh, about 1.5 to 2 days moderate useWith mixed texting, calls, and casual app use, you'll comfortably stretch from morning to the next evening, but heavy video streaming or gaming drains it within a single day.
durability
IP65/IP68, Gorilla Glass VictusThe IP68 rating means full water and dust resistance (submersion up to 1.5m for 30 minutes), and the Victus glass resists scratches and drops better than standard Gorilla Glass.
storage
128GB UFS internal, microSD up to 1TB128GB is enough for the OS and a few dozen apps, but you will run out quickly if you store high-resolution photos or video; a microSD card under 20 euros extends capacity without replacing the phone.
connectivity
5G (FDD/TDD), dual nanoSIM, no NFC noted5G coverage exists in major cities but is not everywhere yet; dual SIM lets you use work and personal numbers on one device, though you will need a separate card reader for contact transfers.