durability
IP68, 1.5m immersion, MIL-STD-810G ratedThe phone survives dust-tight conditions, submersion in freshwater to 1.5 meters for half an hour, and military-standard drop and vibration tests, so it can take rugged field work without babying.
battery
6150mAh, about 1.5 days light useA large cell capacity combined with the efficient Helio G95 should stretch to roughly 1.5 days of light screen time, or around 1 day with moderate to heavy use.
charging
18W wired, roughly 90–120 minutes fullAt 18W on a 6150mAh cell, you are looking at around 90 to 120 minutes to reach 100 percent from empty, so expect a two-hour wait for a full charge.
display
6.5", 1080×2400, 90Hz refreshThe 405-ppi density is sharp enough for reading and everyday work; 90Hz scrolling is smooth but not cutting-edge, and the 70.6% screen-to-body ratio keeps bezels modest without reaching edge-to-edge.
camera
64MP main, 8MP ultrawide, macroThe 64MP sensor with f/1.8 aperture handles daytime shots and detail; the 117-degree ultrawide fits group photos and landscapes, but 1080p video caps at 30fps and the macro is a bonus for close-ups rather than a strength.
performance
Helio G95, 8GB RAM, mixed gamingThe Helio G95 runs older Android games and lighter titles at decent settings, but newer AAA games will require lower settings or 30fps, and everyday tasks stay smooth with 8GB RAM.
connectivity
LTE, dual SIM, Wi-Fi 5, NFC, FM radioNo 5G, but LTE covers most regions; dual nano-SIM lets you carry two numbers, Wi-Fi 5 is now standard, NFC works for contactless payments where supported, and the FM radio is a rarity that pairs with the 3.5mm jack.