display
6.7 inch AMOLED, 1000 nits peakThe large screen and 1000-nit brightness make it readable in direct sunlight and handle HDR content, though the 1080p resolution at this size means text and icons are not as sharp as smaller, denser screens.
performance
Helio G88, Octa-core, Mali-G52 GPUThis 2022 mid-range chipset runs everyday apps and light games like PUBG Mobile or Genshin Impact at low-to-medium settings around 30-40 fps, but struggles with sustained high-performance tasks or demanding titles at high settings.
battery
5000 mAh, about 1.5 days light useA large capacity covering roughly 10 to 12 hours of screen-on time with moderate use (browsing, messaging, video), with one full charge easily lasting into a second day if you avoid gaming or streaming.
charging
33W wired, roughly 60-75 minutes to fullThe 33W charger refills the 5000 mAh battery in about an hour to just over, a middle pace for this size—not slow, but not rapid either.
camera
50MP main (f/1.6), 16MP selfie, 1440p videoThe f/1.6 aperture and PDAF capture sharp daytime shots and handle low light reasonably; the 50MP sensor delivers detail for crops and prints, but video maxes out at 1440p@30fps, which is below today's standard 4K.
connectivity
LTE only, dual SIM, Wi-Fi ac, NFCNo 5G support limits future-proofing on networks moving to 5G-only, though LTE and Wi-Fi ac cover most current streaming and download tasks; dual SIM lets you run two carriers simultaneously.
durability
Glass front, plastic body, 7.9mm thinThe glass screen is prone to cracks if dropped; the plastic frame and back reduce weight (184.5g) and cost but lack the resilience of metal or premium materials, and no stated water or dust rating means no formal protection.