display
120Hz LCD, 450 nits peakScrolling is smooth at 120 frames per second, and the screen is bright enough to use in direct sunlight, though not as bright as competing OLED phones at this price.
performance
Snapdragon 860, 6 or 8GB RAMHandles most games at medium to high settings and rapid app switching without stutter, with the 8GB variant staying more comfortable during heavy multitasking.
battery
5160 mAh, roughly one full dayAbout 6 to 8 hours of active screen time on mixed use, or a full day at lighter usage before needing to charge.
charging
33W wired, ~59 minutes to fullThe phone hits 59 percent in 30 minutes, so you can top up on a work break, but a full recharge takes just under an hour.
camera
48MP main, ultrawide, macro lensesThe primary sensor captures detail in bright light, the 119-degree ultrawide fits large groups or landscapes, and the 2MP macro lets you shoot close-up detail, though low-light shots will require more light than flagship sensors.
durability
IP53, Gorilla Glass 6 frontSurvives light dust and water splashes (vertical rain or spill), and the tempered glass front resists scratches, but the plastic back is prone to fingerprints and cracks from drops.
connectivity
LTE (no 5G), Wi-Fi 5, NFCLocks to 4G networks, which is standard in most regions but slower than 5G where available; Wi-Fi 5 is adequate for home and office, and NFC works where enabled by your provider.