Friends+Design
- Decent ergonomics
- Average build quality - feels plasticky, as you would expect from a smartphone in this price range
- The capacitive touch buttons too have similar problems and are also positioned a little farther apart than usual which makes it harder to hit them based on muscle memory
Display
- HD display is nice to see at this price point
- While the display resolution is good, the overall quality is average - viewing angles aren't great, there is no display protection, and there is no ambient light sensor, so you are constantly forced to adjust the brightness manually - touch response time and accuracy aren't great either - there are times when you have to tap multiple times for the display to accept the input
Software
- Buggy, unrefined custom UI that tends to crash, and has a bunch of bloatware pre-installed
- Gesture support is iffy
Performance
- Decent performance - the phone can deal with basic use, and basic games
- When pushed, the phone has a tendency to warm up
Camera
- Average rear and front cameras - the viewfinders are laggy, and photos generally lack detail and appear dull
Audio
- The speakers aren't very loud, and get blocked completely when the phones is placed on a table, resulting in quite a few missed calls and notifications
Battery
- Decent battery life - will last you through one working day with light to moderate use
- Charging speed is on the slow side - the 3000mAh battery take over three hours to charge when using the bundled 5W charger - inspite of the "fast charge" claim
