Each dot is one review, adjusted for how that publication usually scores; the line is our consensus. The closer the dots sit to the line, the more the reviewers agree.
Where the reviewers agree
The phone is very thin and light, at about 159g, making it comfortable to hold. — The Verge, SmartWorld, Tweakers, Phonandroid, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews
The 4800mAh battery gives strong endurance, lasting well into a second day. — The Verge, SmartWorld, PC-Welt
The Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip is a weak point, with performance seen as limited against rivals. — The Verge, Tweakers, Phonandroid, Trusted Reviews
The phone has no telephoto or zoom camera. — The Verge, Phonandroid, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews, SmartWorld
Where they disagree
Cameras are judged differently: PC-Welt and Trusted Reviews praise the main and low-light performance, while SmartWorld calls them mid-range and The Verge calls the setup basic. — PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews, SmartWorld, The Verge
Trusted Reviews calls the battery much bigger than rival ultrathin phones and the price lower, while The Verge and SmartWorld describe the price as high or only moderate for the price. — Trusted Reviews, SmartWorld, The Verge
Bottom line: Suits buyers who want a very thin, light phone with a long-lasting battery and fast charging at a lower price than rival ultra-slims. Trade-offs are a midrange processor, no telephoto camera, cluttered software and only four years of updates.
Summarised with AI from the 6 reviews below — each one is linked in full.
Photos belong to the publications credited; each links to the full review.
Key specs
Released
November 2025
Launch price (UK)
£699
Launch price (Europe)
€799
Form factor
Standard
OS
Android
Display
6.7″
Main camera
50 MP
Telephoto lens
No
Battery
4,800 mAh
Wired charging
68 W
Chipset
Snapdragon 7 Gen 4
Base storage
512 GB
Weight
159 g
Water resistance
IP69
Software updates
6 years
Sold in
UK, Europe · not in US
What the reviewers said
Phonandroid FR
No scoreDec 13, 2025
A well-balanced ultra-slim phone at a lower price than rival ultra-slims, though it inherits Edge 60 limitations, heavy interface ads and a lack of telephoto.
Very thin and light, under 160 g
Polycarbonate back with grippy, fingerprint-resistant finish
Military-grade MIL-STD-810H and IP68/IP69 certification
Much cheaper than Galaxy S25 Edge and iPhone Air
Complete 10-band equalizer and Dolby Atmos support
Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 performance is limited
No LTPO display technology
No telephoto camera
Photo results only average
Intrusive advertising and partner apps in interface
A very thin, light phone with good display and design, held back by a slower Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, shorter update promises, and a high minimum brightness.
Very thin 5.9mm body and light 159g weight
Comfortable silicone back that feels nicer than glass
Bright outdoor readability with good color accuracy
12GB RAM and 512GB storage
Good value for an ultra-thin phone
Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 is significantly slower than rivals
Verdicts, pros and cons are short summaries in our words of each publisher's review; scores are as the publisher gave them. Specs are taken from the reviews' spec boxes — where they differ, we show the value most of them give; price is the US launch price of the base model. Read the originals for the full picture.
