battery
2200mAh, roughly 4-5 hours screen timeThat capacity means you'll need to charge every afternoon if you use the phone actively, or top up mid-day if you're heavy on calls and apps.
display
5.0-inch 480×854, 196ppi TN LCDText and icons are noticeably soft compared to modern phones due to the low pixel density and LCD technology, and the 16:9 aspect ratio leaves less vertical space than current phones.
performance
Quad-core 1.3GHz Cortex-A7, 1GB RAMApps will open slowly, multitasking is choppy (the phone may freeze if you switch between more than a couple of apps), and anything newer or graphics-heavy will lag or crash.
camera
5MP rear and selfie, 720p videoPhotos are low-resolution and lack detail in daylight; low-light shots will be noisy and dark even with the LED flash, and video is limited to basic clips.
connectivity
HSPA only, no 4G or 5GMobile web, video calls, and app updates are slow (roughly 21 Mbps peak download speed on 3G) because you're confined to older cellular bands from the 2000s–2010s.