Friends+Design
- Top-notch build quality
- Great design for this price bracket
- Looks smart, and its slim, metal design is very comfortable to hold too
- The fingerprint scanner below the screen works well and doubles as a home button
Display
- There's not much of a bezel around the display either, which means the body hasn't had to balloon out too much to accommodate its 5.2-inch display
- Decent display - bright and bold
- Display resolution could have been better - some competitors provide a 1080p display in this price bracket
Software
- Internal memory at 16GB might become a limiting factor if you install lots of apps/games
Performance
- Runs almost stock Android UI resulting in a clean, fuss-free interface that's easy to use and nippy to navigate thanks to the phone's octa-core processor
- Performance is good in daily use, and casual games are handled well too
- The performance is alright, but definitely lags behind competitors like the Moto G5 Plus or the Redmi Note 4, which have more power under the hood
Camera
- Decent rear camera - especially in daylight - detail levels are good, noise is not an issue, colors are pleasing
- Decent front camera - with an HDR mode that gives sharp, well-balanced selfies
- The rear camera too is ok, but not as good as the top camera phones in this price bracket, like the Moto G5 Plus
Audio
- Decent loudspeaker
Battery
- Very good battery life - comfortably lasts a whole day of use
