display
720p, 90Hz, 480 nits maxThe 480-nit peak brightness and 720p resolution will struggle to keep text sharp on the 6.6-inch screen in sunlight, and you'll notice pixelation in everyday apps, but the 90Hz refresh will feel smoother than a 60Hz display when scrolling.
performance
Unisoc T603 8-core, 1.8GHzThis chipset handles basic tasks like calls, messaging, and light browsing, but gaming beyond casual titles (Candy Crush level) will stutter, and heavy multitasking may cause slowdowns.
battery
5000mAh, about 1 day light useWith the low-resolution display and modest processor, you'll get roughly 5 to 7 hours of screen time on mixed use, stretching to a full day only if you stay mostly idle or on WiFi.
storage
128GB or 64GB, microSD up to 2TBThe base 64GB model leaves minimal room after Android 14 Go, but microSD expansion (up to 2TB) lets you hold a large media library without losing internal space for apps.
durability
IP54 rating, splash-resistant onlyIP54 protects against dust and light splashes, so accidental water spills should not kill it, but full submersion or heavy rain will damage it—this is not a waterproof phone.
connectivity
4G LTE, dual nanoSIM, no 5GYou get FDD-LTE on common bands (850, 900, 1800, 2100MHz) for standard data speeds in most countries, but no 5G means you will not benefit from faster networks rolling out now.