display
90Hz, 450 nits, 1080p 6.5-inchAt 450 nits peak brightness, you'll struggle to read the screen in direct sunlight; the 90Hz refresh helps scrolling feel smooth, but it's not as sharp as a 1440p panel would be at this size.
battery
4300mAh, about one day mixed useWith moderate use (some video, messaging, browsing), you'll need to charge each evening; a 4300mAh cell is below today's standard for a 6.5-inch phone.
charging
27W Quick Charge 3+, roughly 50–65 minutesCharging from empty to full takes close to an hour, which is middle-of-the-road for phones at this battery size.
connectivity
3G only, no 4G or 5GDespite the model name, this phone has no 5G, no 4G LTE, and no 2G bands listed; it relies on ageing 3G UMTS networks that are being shut down in many regions.
durability
IP54, splash-resistant onlyIP54 protects against dust and light splashes but not full submersion; it's less rugged than the IP67/IP68 standard you'd expect from a modern mid-range phone.
storage
128 or 256 GB, microSD expandableBoth tiers support microSD cards up to 1 TB, so storage capacity is not a constraint, but no UFS speed is listed in the specs.