display
1080p OLED, 120Hz refresh1000 nits (HBM) brightness and 120Hz mean smooth scrolling and readable text even in direct sunlight, though 1080p at 6.67 inches (395 ppi) is sharp but not dense by 2024 standards.
performance
Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2, 8–16GB RAMThis chipset handles everyday apps, web browsing, and lighter games (Genshin Impact medium settings, Call of Duty mobile) without lag, but struggles with the most demanding titles at high graphics.
battery
5000mAh, about 1.5–2 days typicalWith moderate use (social media, messaging, some video), you'll comfortably make it through a full day; heavy gaming or screen time cuts that to a single day.
charging
67W wired, roughly 40–50 minutesFrom empty to full in under an hour using the included charger; no wireless charging means you always need the cable.
camera
64MP main, f/1.8, OIS and PDAFDaytime shots are detailed and sharp, low-light photos are usable thanks to the large aperture and optical stabilization, but it cannot compete with 100MP+ sensors or phones with larger main sensors.
connectivity
5G bands, Wi-Fi 6e, NFCYou get 5G (where available), modern Wi-Fi 6e (dual-band), Bluetooth 5.3, GPS, and NFC for contactless payments; solid future-proofing for its 2023 launch date.
durability
Glass front, plastic frame and backThe front glass will scratch and crack easily without a screen protector, and the plastic build is less premium-feeling than aluminum or more glass, though it is lighter (181g) and less fragile overall.