performance
Snapdragon 730G, Adreno 618Handles MOBA and tactical shooters at medium-to-high settings; not built for demanding console ports or sustained heavy gaming without thermal throttle.
display
120Hz LCD, 500-nit peak brightnessScrolling and gaming feel smooth, and you can see the screen in direct sunlight, though it will be dimmer than the latest flagships at the same brightness level.
battery
4500mAh, roughly 1 day moderate useAbout 6 to 8 hours of screen-on time with mixed apps and video; you will likely need a charge by evening if you use it heavily.
charging
27W wired, ~68 minutes to fullReaches 100% in about 68 minutes from empty, which is slower than many current mid-range phones but acceptable for an overnight top-up.
camera
64MP main, f/1.9, PDAF, ultrawideSharp daylight shots and low-light performance from the wide camera; the 8MP ultrawide handles group photos and landscapes, though the 2MP macro and depth sensors add minimal real value.
durability
Gorilla Glass 5, water-repellent coatingGorilla Glass 5 is standard for mid-range phones from this era and protects against everyday scratches, but a water-repellent coat only resists splashes, not submersion.