display
6.43 AMOLED, 800 nits peakThe 800-nit peak brightness and AMOLED tech mean the screen is readable in direct sunlight and colours pop without looking washed out in dim light, though no refresh rate above 60Hz means scrolling feels noticeably slower than modern phones.
performance
Helio P95, 6 or 8GB RAMThe Helio P95 and 6/8GB RAM handle everyday apps and light gaming (PUBG Mobile at medium settings, Genshin Impact at low) without stutter, but demanding 3D games will require lowered settings or frame dips.
battery
4310 mAh, about 1 day mixed useWith the 4310 mAh battery you can expect roughly 5 to 6 hours of continuous screen-on time or a full day if you mix light browsing, messaging, and calls; heavy video streaming will drain it by evening.
charging
30W wired, roughly 60 to 75 minutesThe 30W charger refills the 4310 mAh battery to full in about 60 to 75 minutes from zero, which is acceptable but slower than 65W+ chargers now common at this price.
camera
48MP main, 119° ultrawide, macroThe 48MP main with f/1.7 aperture captures detailed daytime shots and handles low light reasonably well; the 119° ultrawide fits landscapes and group shots, and the macro lens handles close-ups, though you lack optical zoom for distant subjects.
connectivity
LTE only, no 5G, Bluetooth 5.1LTE and no 5G support means download speeds cap out well below 5G devices (typically 50–100 Mbps in good coverage), and this matters less for casual browsing but more if you tether or stream high-bitrate video.