performance
Snapdragon 870, Adreno 650Handles mainstream games (PUBG, Genshin Impact at medium settings) and everyday tasks without lag, though it trails the very latest flagship chips by about 15 percent in raw speed.
display
6.56 inch AMOLED, 120HzScrolling through apps and social feeds is noticeably smooth; AMOLED blacks are deep, but the 398 ppi density at arm's length shows a faint pixel grid if you look closely.
battery
4300 mAh, roughly 1 day moderate useWith typical mixed use (browsing, messaging, some video), expect to run out by evening; heavy media users will need to charge by mid-afternoon.
charging
33W wired, roughly 50 to 75 minutes fullFrom dead to 100 percent takes about an hour, so you can refill the battery in under the time it takes to watch a film, but not fast enough to fully recover during a lunch break.
camera
48MP main, 2x optical, Zeiss opticsThe 48 MP sensor with optical stabilization captures sharp stills in daylight and steady video; the 2x telephoto zoom lets you frame distant subjects without heavy loss, and Zeiss tuning adds contrast and saturation.
storage
128GB or 256GB, no expansionThe 256GB variant gives room for a large photo library and several large apps; the 128GB model leaves about 100GB free after the OS, tight if you shoot video regularly.
durability
Schott Xensation Up glass, 7.4mm thinThe Schott front and rear are scratch-resistant but still prone to cracks if dropped; the slim frame makes it pocket-friendly but less robust than thicker phones.