performance
Snapdragon 765G, Adreno 620Handles everyday apps, social media, and casual games at smooth settings, but demanding titles will need lowered graphics to stay steady.
battery
4500mAh, about 1 day mixed useWith a mix of browsing, messaging, and video, you'll likely need a charge in the evening; heavy video streaming will cut that shorter.
charging
15W wired, roughly 90–120 minutes fullCharging from flat is slower than most modern phones, so plan for a longer stint plugged in if you need a quick top-up.
display
6.5″, 1080×2400, 405 ppiSharp enough for everyday viewing and web reading; Super AMOLED gives strong colors and true blacks, but max brightness is not listed so outdoor legibility in direct sun is unclear.
camera
48MP main, 12MP ultrawide, 5MP macroThe 48MP sensor with 0.8µm pixels can capture detail in good light and crops well; ultrawide is good for wide scenes, but macro is a fixed focus gimmick rather than a true alternative.
connectivity
5G mmWave (UW bands), Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0You get 5G on compatible networks (Verizon Ultra Wideband in the US), which is faster when available, but 5G battery drain and coverage gaps mean LTE will still be your workhorse.
durability
Gorilla Glass 3, plastic back, no ratingGlass front scratches more easily than modern protection; plastic back feels less premium but is lighter and won't shatter; no IP rating means no guaranteed water or dust protection.