display
6.56 inch AMOLED, 90Hz refreshThe 1080x2376 resolution at 398 ppi is sharp enough for everyday viewing, and 90Hz scrolling will feel smoother than 60Hz, though not as fluid as 120Hz phones that arrived the same year.
performance
Snapdragon 765G, 8GB RAMThis handles everyday apps, social media, and light gaming without lag, but demanding 3D games at high settings will see frame drops; it's positioned as a mid-range performer, not a gaming chip.
camera
48MP main with OIS, 2x optical zoomThe f/1.6 aperture and optical image stabilization mean decent low-light shots and steady video, while the 2x telephoto covers closer framing without visible crop loss, though no third optical zoom lens limits distant subjects.
battery
4200 mAh, about 5 to 6 hours screen timeOn moderate use this should reach the end of a day, but heavy video or gaming drains it faster; the 33W wired charger brings it to full in roughly 45 to 60 minutes.
connectivity
5G SA/NSA, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.15G bands 1, 3, and 41 are covered internationally, so you'll connect where 5G is deployed, though Wi-Fi 5 (not 6) means slower wireless on newer routers.
durability
Glass front and back, no water ratingThe aluminum frame and glass sandwich look solid, but there is no IP rating, so the phone is vulnerable to splashes and submersion.