display
120Hz AMOLED, 1200-nit peakThe 6.78-inch screen with 1220×2652 pixels stays readable in bright sunlight and scrolls smoothly through apps and web pages, though it will not be as bright as flagship phones in direct noon sun.
battery
5800 mAh, about 1 day typical useWith the efficient Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 and large capacity, you should reach the end of a moderate day (6 to 8 hours of screen time) on one charge, but heavy use will demand a top-up.
charging
35W wired, roughly 45 to 60 minutes fullFrom zero to 100% takes around 45 to 60 minutes via USB-C; reverse wireless charging means you can top up other devices from this phone's battery in a pinch.
camera
108MP main, 5MP ultrawide, macroThe f/1.8 main sensor with PDAF captures sharp daylight shots and handles low light reasonably; the 5MP ultrawide is tight for group photos, and the 2MP macro is only useful at very close range.
performance
Snapdragon 6 Gen 1, mid-range gamingThe Adreno 710 GPU and 4nm octa-core CPU run everyday tasks smoothly and handle light games (PUBG Mobile, Fortnite on low settings) without stuttering, but demanding titles will need reduced graphics.
durability
IP53, vertical spray resistance onlyThe phone survives light rain and dust, but is not waterproof; submersion or high-pressure jets will damage it, so avoid water sports and splashing from any angle.
storage
256GB or 512GB UFS 3.1, no expansionThe fast UFS 3.1 storage is snappy for apps and media, and you can pick 8GB or 12GB RAM; once full, you cannot add a card, so choose the size that fits your habits now.