display
6.5" OLED, 1080x2400, 405 ppiThe 1080p OLED screen is sharp enough at phone distance and colors look rich, though 405 ppi is not as dense as flagships; outdoor brightness and maximum refresh rate specs are missing, so legibility in direct sunlight is unclear.
performance
Kirin 710A, Cortex-A73/A53, Mali-G51This mid-range chip from 2021 handles everyday apps, messaging, and light gaming at normal settings, but sustained gaming or video editing will feel slower than phones with newer processors.
battery
3800 mAh, about 4–5 hours screen-onThe small battery will require charging almost daily with normal use; if you use location, video, or games for more than a couple of hours, plan to top up mid-day.
charging
66W wired, roughly 45–60 minutes fullFast charging for 2021, so you can recover a dead battery in under an hour, but you must use Huawei's cable and charger each time.
camera
64MP f/1.9 wide, 8MP 120° ultrawide, macroThe 64MP main sensor with 1.9 aperture captures decent detail and handles low light better than a smaller aperture, while the 120° ultrawide and macro cover group shots and close-ups; both rear cameras max out at 1080p@30fps video, which is basic by 2021 standards.