Images, handling, highlights, likes, reviews, and rating controls are grouped together so the essential product overview stays in one place.

Actual color names are served from the stored product spec instead of placeholder swatches.

Capacity, charging profile, and battery test notes stay high on the page for faster reading.

Rear and front camera blocks are now mapped from the stored specification sections, including capture modes and supporting features.

These cards are derived from the actual camera feature fields instead of hardcoded AI labels.

Recording modes and audio details are surfaced separately so users can scan them without diving into the full spec table.

Panel type, refresh rate, brightness, and protection are grouped together for faster spec comparison.

Protection details are mapped from body and display sections so the page only shows what actually exists in the spec.

Chipset, operating system, memory profile, and core hardware details are now driven directly by the backend response.

Only rendered when the stored spec data includes explicit thermal or cooling information.

Networking, wireless standards, positioning, and ports are grouped in a cleaner layout instead of being buried in the bottom table.

Sensors, audio, software, and storage details stay easy to scan without scrolling into the raw spec table.

All raw categories remain available below for SEO depth and complete technical coverage.

These comparison candidates come from the backend so the product page can link to nearby alternatives without hardcoding IDs.

Related cards are served from the same product API response so the page stays self-contained and easier to compose.

These notes explain how the page is assembled and why some values may differ across markets.

Comments stay below the technical content so the product story remains clean while still supporting interaction.