display
6.8", 1080x2460 OLED, 395ppiAt 395ppi on a large OLED panel, text and photos are sharp; P-OLED also produces true blacks and punchy colors, making it good for watching video indoors or reading, though the display lacks a brightness spec so sunlight legibility is unclear.
performance
Snapdragon 765G, Adreno 620The 765G handles everyday tasks and light gaming without lag (think mid-range titles at standard settings), but it is not built for sustained demanding gaming or heavy apps at high frame rates.
camera
48MP main, f/1.8, PDAFThe large sensor (1/2.0") and fast aperture capture bright, detailed stills in daylight and low light; paired with an 8MP ultrawide and 5MP depth sensor, it covers wide group shots and simple portraits.
battery
4300mAh, about 5–6 hours screen timeA 4300mAh pack on a mid-range chipset will get through a light day, but will need a top-up if you are streaming video or gaming for hours.
charging
25W wired, roughly 60–75min to fullWired charging is slower than current flagships; 9W wireless is present but very slow compared to wired, so expect it to be a backup option.
durability
IP68, glass front/back, aluminum frameIP68 rating and MIL-STD-810G certification mean it handles immersion up to 1.5m for 30 minutes and meets military drop and vibration tests, making it reliable for daily bumps and water exposure.
connectivity
5G NSA/SA, Wi-Fi 5, NFC, Bluetooth 5.15G support on bands 1, 3, 28, 78 works where networks are live, Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1 with aptX HD handle local connections and wireless audio, and NFC covers payments.