performance
Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, 12GB RAMThis 2022 flagship handles console-like 3D games (Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile) at high settings and multitasks without lag, though it lacks 5G and is now a generation behind current chips.
display
6.74", 120Hz OLED, 428 ppiThe 1212×2616 resolution and 120Hz refresh make scrolling smooth and text sharp indoors, but at 428 ppi the pixel density is standard for the 2022 era and not noticeably finer than 1440p phones.
camera
50MP wide, 3.5x optical, ultrawideThe f/1.4 50MP main sensor with OIS suits daylight shots and low-light portraits, the 90mm periscope at 3.5x covers medium distance subjects without zoom blur, and the 13MP ultra-wide captures group photos, but no telephoto beyond 3.5x means distant subjects stay small.
battery
4700 mAh, 66W wired chargingExpect about 1 day of moderate to heavy mixed use; 66W wired reaches full charge in roughly 35 to 50 minutes, but wireless charging at 50W is slower and reverse wireless is a niche feature.
durability
IP68, ceramic back, Kunlun GlassSubmerge it to 6 meters for 30 minutes and it survives; ceramic resists scratches better than glass, and Kunlun is Huawei's hardened cover glass, but no Gorilla Glass rating means real-world drop resistance is unproven at this price.
connectivity
Dual Nano-SIM, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 6Dual SIM lets you run two phone numbers, Wi-Fi 6 is standard for 2022, but no 5G support means download speeds cap at LTE max (100+ Mbps in good conditions) when cellular, making it obsolete for future networks.