A fantastic mid-range phone whose huge battery and smooth 165Hz display make it great for daily use, though the missing telephoto lens and higher US price hold it back.
Top-of-the-line battery life, easily lasting two days
Gorgeous build, especially in the Mint Breeze green
Great everyday performance with Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
165Hz refresh rate display
Improved durability with IP66, IP68, IP69 and IP69K ratings
No telephoto lens, which the predecessor had
Big price increase in the US, $100 more than predecessor
Software update cycle of only four years
Screen is too large for comfortable one-handed use
A performance-focused phone with excellent battery life and a clean software experience; its missing telephoto, LTPS display and USB 2.0 are minor compromises.
Excellent sustained gaming performance at 165fps
Monster battery life
Super-fast 80W wired charging
Clean OxygenOS experience with useful AI additions
Larger 6.83-inch display with 165Hz boost in games
No telephoto camera; camera experience feels inflexible
LTPS display instead of LTPO; less power efficient
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