performance
Snapdragon 888, 12GB RAMThis 2021 flagship chip and memory pairing handled demanding games (Genshin Impact at high settings, PUBG at max) and heavy multitasking without significant lag back then; by 2024 standards it will stutter on the newest AAA titles but remains capable for most apps and everyday tasks.
display
144Hz, 1080p AMOLED, 6.67 inchThe 144Hz refresh rate makes scrolling and swiping feel noticeably smooth, though 1080p density on a 6.67-inch screen means small text can appear slightly soft compared to higher-res phones at the same size.
battery
4600mAh, about 1 day light useThis capacity will carry you through a typical workday (email, messaging, light browsing) on one charge, but heavy use (gaming, video playback, constant navigation) will demand a midday top-up or evening charge.
charging
Quick Charge 4+, roughly 60–90 minutesFrom empty, expect around an hour to full; this was acceptable in 2021 but slower than the 65W+ speeds now common in mid-range phones.
storage
512GB, UFS spec unknownStorage is generous and rules out the need to offload files, though the spec sheet does not disclose the UFS generation, so real-world app launch and file transfer speeds are unclear.