display
6.95-inch 90Hz LCD, 387 ppiThe 90Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth, and the 1080×2460 resolution on a large screen means text stays sharp at arm's length, but in bright sunlight the lack of a brightness spec (likely under 400 nits) makes outdoor reading harder than flagship phones.
performance
Helio G95, Mali-G76 MC4, 6-8GB RAMThe chipset handles everyday apps and social media without lag; gaming is limited to lighter titles at high settings or mid-tier games at standard settings, not demanding AAA-style 3D games.
camera
64MP main with f/1.9, 8MP ultrawideThe f/1.9 aperture and phase-detect autofocus capture decent detail and work in moderate indoor light; the 120-degree ultrawide lets you fit wide scenes, but there's no optical zoom and the 2MP depth/mono sensors are padding.
battery
5000mAh, 33W chargingA full charge lasts about 1 to 1.5 days of average use; 33W charging roughly reaches 60% in under 30 minutes, but getting to full takes around 60 to 70 minutes because charging slows past that point.
storage
64GB to 256GB UFS (microSD expandable)All three tiers come with a dedicated microSD slot, so you can add hundreds of gigabytes without sacrificing the dual-SIM setup; write speeds are typical for the class, not fastest.
durability
7.8mm thick, 209g, side fingerprintNo IP rating or Gorilla Glass listed, so water splash or drops are not rated for protection; the side-mounted fingerprint is less prone to accidental triggers than in-display sensors.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, no 5GLTE and Wi-Fi 5 are standard for this price tier; Bluetooth 5.0 pairs reliably with wireless earbuds and headphones, but no 5G means you're capped at LTE speeds even in 5G areas.