battery
7000mAh, roughly 1.5 to 2 days light useAt this capacity and the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4's power draw, you can expect about 8 to 10 hours of active screen time on a full charge, or stretch it to a day and a half if you keep the screen dimmed and skip video streaming.
charging
30W TurboPower, roughly 60 to 90 minutes fullWith 30W charging on a 7000mAh battery, you will hit a full charge in around an hour and a half, though real speeds vary by temperature and cable quality.
display
120Hz, 1050 nits peak brightnessThe 120Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth in apps and web pages, and the 1050-nit peak means you can read the screen in direct sunlight, though not as easily as phones over 1500 nits.
performance
Snapdragon 6s Gen 4, 8GB RAMThis chip handles messaging, social media, video playback, and casual to mid-range mobile games (think Genshin Impact on medium settings), but will stutter if you push demanding games to max graphics or run 10+ tabs in the browser.
storage
256GB storage, UFS speeds unknownYou have adequate space for about 50 to 70 apps, photos, and some videos before hitting the limit, but without the storage speed spec, I cannot tell you how quickly files transfer.
durability
IP64, Gorilla Glass 7i, 210.6gIP64 rating means the phone resists splashes and dust but will not survive being submerged; the Gorilla Glass 7i reduces damage from typical drops, and the 210g weight makes it comfortable for long handheld use.
connectivity
5G and LTE on multiple bandsThe phone supports both 5G and LTE across a wide range of frequency bands, so it will work on most global carriers, but actual 5G speeds depend on your local network availability.