display
6.3-inch, 400-nit IPS screenAt 400 nits peak brightness and 720p resolution, the screen is readable indoors and in moderately bright outdoor conditions, but text and edges look softer than sharper 1080p phones in the same price bracket.
performance
MT6762 Helio P22, 3GB RAMThis eight-core chip handles everyday apps, messaging, and light social media smoothly, but struggles with demanding games or heavy multitasking; expect occasional stutter when running several apps in the background.
battery
3000mAh, about 1 day light useAt this capacity paired with a 720p LCD, you should see roughly 4 to 5 hours of screen-on time with moderate use, meaning you will likely need to charge every evening.
charging
5W wired, roughly 2+ hours to fullThe 5W charger is slower than most current phones; expect around 120 to 150 minutes from empty to 100 percent, so plan ahead before leaving home.
camera
13MP main, 1080p video onlyThe 13MP sensor with autofocus and LED flash handles daylight photos and casual video recording adequately, but low-light shots lack detail and 1080p@30fps video feels dated for a 2023 release.
durability
Splash and dust resistant, 8.5mm thinThe splash-resistant rating means light rain or spilled drinks pose no immediate threat, but the phone is not fully waterproof and the thin plastic back offers little cushion against drops.