performance
Snapdragon 778G+, Adreno 642L GPUHandles mid-range titles like Genshin Impact at medium settings and popular multiplayers at high framerates, but not sustained maximum settings on demanding games.
battery
4500 mAh, about 6 to 7 hours screen timeA full day is possible with moderate use, but heavy gaming or streaming will drain it by evening.
charging
80W wired, 50% in 10 minutesYou can hit half charge in the time it takes to shower, and a full top-up takes roughly 30 minutes from empty.
display
120Hz IPS LCD, 650 nits peak brightnessScrolling feels smooth and the screen is readable in direct sunlight, though not as bright as OLED flagships at the same price.
camera
64MP f/1.8 main, OIS, no telephotoTakes sharp, well-lit shots in daylight and decent low-light results, but you cannot zoom past 2x without losing detail; the 2MP macro is a marketing add-on.
storage
UFS 3.1, 128GB or 256GB, no expansionFast app launches and file transfers, but if you pick 128GB and fill it with games and video, you will run out without a microSD slot to extend it.
connectivity
5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, 3.5mm jackConnects to modern networks and can use wireless earbuds with good range; the headphone jack is rare and useful if you own wired IEMs or headphones.