performance
Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, Adreno 730The flagship chipset from early 2022 runs demanding games like Genshin Impact and Call of Duty at high settings without throttle, though sustained gaming will trigger the dual cooling fans to manage heat.
display
144Hz AMOLED, 1300 nits peakScrolling through social apps or reading feels smooth at 144Hz; the 1300-nit peak brightness (among the highest in 2022) means you can read outdoors in direct sun without squinting, though the 388 ppi density is ordinary for a 6.92-inch screen.
battery
5600 mAh, about 1 day moderate useWith mixed gaming, social media, and video, expect roughly 15 to 18 hours; if you game heavily the entire day, you'll hit 10 to 12 hours before needing to charge.
charging
68W wired, 35 minutes to fullLenovo claims 35 minutes to 100%; in real conditions it is likely 40 to 50 minutes depending on ambient temperature and charger quality, so you can top up before leaving the house.
camera
64MP main, 13MP ultrawide, 8K videoThe f/1.9 64MP sensor handles daytime shots and low-light scenes; the 120-degree ultrawide captures group photos and landscapes; 8K recording at 24fps exists but demands massive file sizes and eats storage fast.
connectivity
5G Sub-6, Wi-Fi 6, dual SIM5G connectivity is available where supported; Wi-Fi 6 is modern enough for streaming and downloads; dual Nano-SIM means you can carry work and personal numbers on the same device.
storage
256GB or 640GB, no microSDThe 640GB variant gives you room for a photo library and several large games; the storage uses fast UFS standards, so apps launch quickly.