Friends+Design
- Nice, attractive looks
- Relatively small and light - one-handed use is fairly easy
- Average build quality - the plastic rim tends to get scuffed and dented easily
- The front and back are glass, and the phone tends to slide around way too easily on any flat surface
Display
- Decent display - colours are quite punchy without being oversaturated, and text is crisp - viewing angles are good enough too
Software
- Poorly optimized UI, with poor touchscreen response, inaccurate tying experience, laggy performance, random app crashes
- Full of spammy/redundant bloatware, a lot of which can't even be uninstalled
- Swiping to the left of the first home screen brings up a media feed called Lfty - that is again full of ads, and sluggish
Performance
- Limited RAM (1GB)
- In addition to its software and usability problems, this phone got hot pretty easily while performing fairly mundane tasks
Camera
- Average rear and front cameras - images are often washed out, dull, and lacking in sharpness
- The camera app interface is pretty cluttered too
Audio
- Average speaker - too soft and muffled
Battery
- Weak battery life - with average use, you will need to grab the charger by evening
- Also takes a long time to charge
More
- Limited storage (8GB) - you will start to fall short very soon if you install even an average number of apps
- The hybrid dual-SIM slot stings more than usual because of the extremely limited amount of internal storage
- Poor benchmark scores too
- Most video files don't seem to be supported, and don't run properly on the phone
