display
6.7″ 120Hz, 500-nit peakThe 120Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth and reading text comfortable, while 500 nits peak brightness handles bright daylight, though the 720p resolution (262 ppi) means text and icons at typical viewing distance will show pixelation.
battery
5000mAh, about 1.5 to 2 daysA 5000mAh cell with the Helio G81's modest power draw yields roughly 1.5 to 2 days of mixed use, but 10W charging (roughly 3 to 4 hours to full) means you will need to plan charging sessions in advance.
performance
Helio G81, light games at stable frame ratesThe Mediatek Helio G81 with Mali-G52 GPU runs everyday tasks and light-to-mid Android games (think Clash of Clans, PUBG Mobile low settings) without stuttering, but demanding 3D titles will demand settings cuts.
camera
13MP main, f/1.9, 1080p videoThe f/1.9 aperture and 1.12µm pixels capture decent detail in daylight, and the autofocus and LED flash handle basic low-light shots, but 1080p video at 30fps is baseline and will show obvious compression on larger screens.
durability
IP54 rating, glass front onlyIP54 blocks dust and resists water splashes (rain, accidental spills) but offers no submersion protection, and the plastic back and frame mean drops risk cracks where the glass meets the body.
storage
64GB/128GB, expandable microSDXCThe dedicated microSDXC slot lets you add storage without sacrificing a SIM, and the 128GB option removes the need to micromanage; base 64GB models fill quickly with video and photos.
connectivity
LTE, dual SIM, Wi-Fi 5, no 5GLTE (bands 1–41) covers most global networks, dual Nano-SIM lets you run two carriers, and Wi-Fi ac dual-band is standard, but the absence of 5G and no NFC means faster mobile networks and contactless payment require a different phone.