performance
Helio A20, 1GB RAM, budget processorThe Quad-core 1.8 GHz Cortex-A53 and 1GB RAM handle light tasks (messaging, calls, simple apps) but will stall noticeably under multitasking or any app heavier than social media.
battery
3000 mAh, removable, roughly 1 day light useAt 3000 mAh with this low-power chipset and 720p screen, expect about 1 full day of light activity (calls, messages, occasional browsing), possibly less if you use the camera or streaming.
display
6.1 inch IPS LCD, 282 ppi, 19.5:9 aspectThe 720p resolution on a 6.1 inch screen means individual pixels are visible at arm's length; colors are decent (IPS is standard), but text and icons will not appear as sharp as phones at twice the price.
camera
5MP main and front, 1080p video, LED flashA 5MP main sensor with HDR and flash handles daylight snapshots and basic portraits, but will struggle in low light and produce soft details; 1080p video at 30fps is standard, not cinematic.
connectivity
LTE Cat4, Wi-Fi 4, no NFCLTE Cat4 (150 Mbps peak) is slower than modern LTE bands; Wi-Fi 802.11n (Wi-Fi 4) is adequate for home browsing, and the lack of NFC means no contactless payments.
durability
Removable 3000 mAh battery, microUSB chargingThe removable battery is a real plus (swap a spare instead of charging), but microUSB 2.0 charges at a crawl and will wear out faster than modern USB-C ports.