GoSolo Verdict
The Flash X Plus is a 2017 mid-range phone that feels dated by current standards—slow chipset, small battery, and Android 6.0 out of the box make it a relic in a market that has moved on. Even for budget buyers in emerging markets, there are better-aged alternatives at similar money.
Strengths · 3
- Display is reasonably bright at 1080p on a 5.5-inch screen, with 401 ppi offering sharp text and images for media consumption
- MicroSD slot supports up to 64 GB expansion, useful for users who need extra storage without paying for a new phone
- Dual SIM setup lets you juggle two networks on a single device, practical for travel or work-life separation
Trade-offs · 3
- MediaTek MT6753 is a weak processor even by 2017 standards; multitasking and gaming will feel sluggish, and the phone will struggle with modern apps
- 3350 mAh battery is small for a 5.5-inch phone and will not last a full day under moderate to heavy use
- Ships with Android 6.0, which is already two major versions behind the time—update support is likely non-existent