display
6.8 inch, 720p, 60Hz IPSThe 258 ppi density is low for a phone this size, so text and icons will look soft unless you hold it at arm's length; 60Hz refresh means scrolling feels noticeably less smooth than phones released in the last few years.
performance
Unisoc SC9863A, 1.6 GHz, 8 coresThis 2021 processor ranks well below current budget flagships and will struggle with newer games at any settings or with heavy multitasking, though basic apps and older titles will run fine.
battery
5000 mAh, about 1.5–2 days light useThe large capacity pairs with a power-efficient chipset and Android 10 Go (a lighter OS), so you'll likely stretch one charge across two days if you avoid video and gaming; heavy use drains it in a single day.
storage
32 or 64 GB, microSD up to 128 GBThe 32 GB base fills quickly with the OS and bloat, leaving little for apps and photos; the microSD slot lets you add space for media cheaply, though app performance and install speeds will not improve.
connectivity
4G LTE only, dual nanoSIMNo 5G, and the older LTE bands (2600/2100/1800/900/800 MHz) mean you'll get decent signal in most cities but will not benefit from the fastest networks; dual SIM is useful for work and personal lines.