display
120Hz IPS LCD, 401 ppiScrolling through text and feeds feels smooth, but don't expect the contrast or color punch of an OLED; bright indoor use is fine, outdoor sunlight reading will be harder without a nits spec to confirm legibility.
performance
Unisoc T760, 6GB RAMThis mid-range chip handles everyday tasks and lighter games at stable frame rates, but demanding 3D titles or heavy multitasking will show slowdowns compared to Snapdragon 700-series phones at the same price.
battery
4500 mAh, roughly one full dayA moderate capacity paired with a modestly efficient chipset suggests about 18 to 24 hours of mixed use before you need to charge, dropping faster on video playback or gaming.
charging
33W wired, roughly 45–60 minutesNot fast by 2024 standards, but PD 3.0 compliance means you can use a standard USB-C charger from other devices; expect a full top-up in under an hour.
camera
50MP main with PDAF, 5MP frontThe main sensor captures decent detail in daylight with autofocus help, but no zoom or night mode spec means distant subjects and low-light shots will disappoint; the selfie camera is bare-bones.
connectivity
5G, Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ac), Bluetooth 5.05G support (when in range) pairs with dual-band Wi-Fi and modern Bluetooth; no NFC or USB 3.0 means mobile payments and faster file transfers are off the table.