display
8.8-inch, 1600×2560, 144HzThe tall 2560-pixel height and 144Hz refresh make reading and scrolling smooth on a larger screen, though the 500-nit peak brightness means direct sunlight will make it harder to see than a typical flagship phone.
performance
Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3, Adreno 732This mid-range chipset handles everyday apps, streaming, and casual games at medium settings without lag, but will struggle with demanding titles at high framerates.
battery
7300mAh, roughly 10–12 hours screen-onA full day of mixed reading, browsing, and video should be realistic on a single charge, though heavy gaming or streaming will cut that shorter.
charging
20W USB-C, roughly 2–3 hours to fullThe 7300mAh battery is large enough that even quick 20W charging will take well over an hour, so plan ahead if you need a full top-up before leaving.
storage
256GB UFS storage, microSD expandableThe built-in storage is enough for apps and media without a card, but if you load films, ebooks, or high-res photos regularly, a microSD expansion (up to 1TB) is straightforward and cheap.