display
6.72-inch OLED, 120Hz refreshThe 120Hz panel and OLED tech mean scrolling through social media or web pages feels smooth, though at 439 ppi the text and icons are sharp enough for comfortable daily reading.
performance
Kirin 985, 8GB RAM, Mali-G77This 2020-era chip handles everyday apps, navigation, and most mobile games at decent settings, but will struggle with heavy 3D titles at high frame rates compared to flagship Snapdragons of the same year.
battery
4000 mAh, about 1 day moderate useA smaller battery means you are likely to need charging by late evening if you use the phone regularly for apps and streaming; heavy users will want a charger by mid-afternoon.
storage
128GB or 256GB, no expansionThe 256GB option gives room for hundreds of apps and photos, but with no microSD slot you cannot add more later if you run low.
connectivity
5G support, dual SIM capableThe phone connects to 5G networks (bands 2100, 1800, 700 FDD and 3700, 3500, 2600, 2500, 4700 TDD) where available, and dual nanoSIM slots let you run two phone numbers at once.