display
6.78in OLED, 120Hz, HDR10+The 120Hz refresh and OLED panel keep scrolling smooth and colours rich, though the 1200x2652 resolution (429ppi) is standard—sharp enough for this screen size but not exceptional.
performance
Snapdragon 778G+, Adreno 642LThis chipset handles modern games (Genshin Impact, Asphalt 9) on high settings without major lag, and apps open snappily; it's a solid mid-range processor from 2021, not flagship-class but reliable.
camera
108MP main, f/1.9, 50MP ultrawideThe large f/1.9 aperture and 1/1.52in sensor help in dim light; the 50MP ultrawide at 122 degrees captures wide group shots, though a 2MP macro adds little practical value.
battery
4800mAh, about 1 day heavy useOn mixed use (some gaming, social media, video), expect roughly 18 to 20 hours before needing to plug in; heavy gaming or constant video drains it faster.
charging
66W wired, roughly 40 to 50 minutes fullThe 50% mark hits in 15 minutes (per spec), so a quick top-up before leaving home is realistic; slower than some 2024 phones but competitive for 2021.
connectivity
5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC5G bands 1, 5, 8, 28, 41, 77, 78 cover most urban networks; Wi-Fi 6 is now standard, and NFC unlocks contactless payments and tag reads.
durability
8.2mm thin, 192g, no stated protectionThe phone is slim and light for a 6.78in screen, but the specs list no glass or IP rating, so assume it needs a case and is vulnerable to spills.