
The ZuPick verdict
This phone focuses heavily on battery life and basic everyday usability, but it gives up too much in display quality and camera ability for this price. It fits a narrow buyer who wants endurance first and can accept clear compromises elsewhere.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
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₹23,998
₹39,998
Pros & cons
The 7900 mAh battery is far larger than what most phones in this price range offer. It is built for very long days of use and can comfortably stretch well beyond a single day.
The 120 Hz screen makes scrolling and everyday navigation feel fluid. It helps the phone feel more responsive in regular use, even if the panel itself is not a premium one.
IP64 splash resistance adds some peace of mind for daily use. It is a useful durability extra that not every rival includes.
The 128 GB storage can be expanded by up to 2 TB with a card. That is handy if you keep lots of offline media, photos or large files.
At ₹23,999, a 720x1600 LCD is a major compromise. It looks less sharp than Full HD rivals, and it also misses the deeper contrast and richer blacks buyers usually expect here.
The 50 MP main camera is basic for this price, and the rest of the setup adds very little. Video tops out at 1080p30, so it falls behind stronger camera phones in both flexibility and output.
45W charging is decent, but it is not fast enough to stand out when paired with such a massive battery. Refills will still take a while compared with quicker rivals.
With 6 GB or 8 GB RAM and UFS 2.2 storage, everyday use should be fine, but this is not shaped like a performance-focused phone. Heavy gaming and demanding multitasking are not its strong suit.
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