connectivity
5G Sub6 and mmWave readyThis phone connects to Verizon's 5G networks (bands 2, 5, 66, and the fastest mmWave 260/261), but real-world speeds depend entirely on whether your location has native 5G coverage; in areas still on LTE Cat18, expect around 150–200 Mbps down.
display
6.81 inch 1080p IPS LCDAt 386 ppi the text reads clearly at arm's length, but the 1080p resolution means you'll notice pixels if you look closely; the IPS panel gives wide viewing angles but won't match the brightness or contrast of OLED at the same year and price.
performance
Snapdragon 765G, mid-range gamingThe Adreno 620 GPU handles most games at moderate detail and 60 fps (lighter titles like Candy Crush, PUBG Mobile on medium settings), but demanding 3D games will need settings dialed down or will dip below 60 fps.
camera
64MP main, 12MP ultra-wide, ZeissThe f/1.8 main lens and PDAF handle decent low-light shots and the 0.8 µm pixels favor detail in good light; the 120° ultra-wide pulls in full group shots or landscapes, while the 24 MP front camera covers video calls and selfies well.
battery
4500 mAh, about 5 to 6 hours screen-onThis capacity and the Snapdragon 765G's efficiency suggest roughly one day of mixed use (web, messaging, some video) before you need a charge; the 18W charger will take roughly 60 to 90 minutes to reach full from empty.