display
90Hz AMOLED, 402 ppiThe 1080x2400 panel on a 6.55-inch screen is sharp enough for reading small text, and 90Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth, though this resolution-to-size ratio falls short of the 120Hz phones at the same price.
performance
Snapdragon 778G, Adreno 642LThe octa-core processor at 2.4 GHz handles everyday apps and mid-range games like Genshin Impact at medium settings, but will throttle in sustained high-load scenarios like long gaming sessions in hot conditions.
battery
4250mAh, roughly 1 day typical useExpect about 5 to 6 hours of screen-on time with moderate browsing and video; a mixed day of messaging, calls, and casual apps should stretch to a full day with 10–15% left over.
storage
UFS 3.1, up to 512GB, microSD expandableApps install and load quickly; you can add up to 1TB via microSD if you download media, though the base 128GB config fills fast if you keep many games installed.
connectivity
LTE only, dual nanoSIMThe phone connects to 4G bands across most regions (2G/3G as fallback), but no 5G means you miss faster download speeds in markets with 5G infrastructure.