performance
Helio P60, Mali-G72 MP3, 4GB RAMHandles everyday tasks and light gaming, but slower than current mid-range phones; expect frame drops in demanding titles like PUBG or Fortnite at high settings.
battery
5000 mAh, about 1.5 days light useThe large capacity gets you through a full day of normal screen time, with headroom for lighter users or a second day with minimal use.
charging
10W wired, roughly 2+ hours to fullSlow charging means you'll wait several hours to top up before leaving home, not ideal if you need a quick top-up mid-day.
display
6.53 inches, 1080×2340, 395 ppiSharp text and icons at this screen density, but the LCD panel is dimmer than modern OLED or high-nit LCDs, so outdoor legibility is limited on sunny days.
camera
48MP main, f/1.8, 8MP ultrawide, 5MP macroSolid daylight photos and wide-angle shots; the f/1.8 main aperture helps in lower light, but the macro and depth sensors are minimal additions to the setup.
storage
128GB UFS 2.1, microSD expandableAdequate for apps and photos; UFS 2.1 is standard for this class but noticeably slower than modern UFS 3.0+ when moving large files.
connectivity
LTE only, USB Type-C 2.0, no 5GWorks on 4G networks worldwide, but USB 2.0 data transfer is slow compared to USB 3.0+; no 5G support, normal for a 2021 budget phone.