performance
Snapdragon 460, Adreno 610This chipset handles everyday tasks and light gaming (mobile puzzle games, turn-based titles), but struggles with 3D games at high settings.
battery
4000 mAh, about 1 day light useWith moderate use (messaging, browsing, calls), expect a full day; heavy video streaming or gaming will drain it by evening.
charging
10W wired, roughly 2–3 hours fullSlow charging means you will need to leave the phone plugged in for several hours to go from empty to full.
display
6.39″ IPS, 400 nits, 269 ppiThe 400-nit peak makes text readable indoors and in mild sunlight, but direct sun will still wash out the content; the 720p resolution is noticeably pixelated next to modern phones at this screen size.
camera
13MP main with 5MP ultrawideThe main camera with PDAF and LED flash captures decent daylight photos and close-ups; the ultrawide fits more people into group shots, but both are limited to 1080p@30fps video.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11n, dual SIMLTE and standard Wi-Fi (no 5G or Wi-Fi 6) are typical for budget phones; dual nano-SIM slots let you carry two numbers on one device.
durability
Rear fingerprint, no water ratingThe rear-mounted fingerprint sensor works well for unlocking; the absence of an IP rating means the phone is not resistant to water or dust if dropped or splashed.