display
720p on 6.75-inch, 120HzThat's roughly 265 pixels per inch, so text and icons will look soft compared to a 1080p phone; the 120Hz refresh helps scrolling feel smoother but does not fix the underlying sharpness.
performance
ASR 8662, 1.7GHz octa-coreThis is a budget processor from four years ago; it handles messaging, browsing, and casual gaming, but will stall on demanding apps or multitasking.
battery
5160mAh, about 1.5 to 2 daysWith a mid-range processor and modest screen, you'll get roughly one full day of moderate use, stretching toward two if you keep the display dimmer.
storage
128GB internal, microSD up to 1TBThe phone itself holds roughly 100GB usable after the OS; microSD expansion means you can add large photo or video libraries without hitting a wall.
connectivity
4G LTE, no 5GYou get coverage across most frequency bands worldwide, but will not benefit from 5G speed where available; older LTE handsets work fine for video and browsing if your network still supports it.