It’s excellent, it’s fast, and most importantly, it has a lithium-ion battery. The pictures I took with the Device Info app say the rest. It has an overcharge protection option, so it stops charging at 80%. If you’re not a kid who has to fiddle with 10 apps until night, the battery lasts two nights. I only do the basics and turn it off at night, so it lasts two days, and I put it back on charge at 11 p.m. The screen doesn’t need to be set to 144 Hz, for goodness’ sake. It drains the battery faster... The CPU it has is used in phones costing €264 to €470. Its screen is curved at the edges, and when you put on a curved screen protector and a silicone case, the case presses against the protector and sometimes it comes unstuck, but overall I’m very satisfied with the phone. Curved protective covers for a curved screen are available from other stores too, and you can generally find them. Also, something even iPhones don’t have... it has an automatic Fallback feature (or you can disable it yourself) that switches to 2G automatically whenever you make a call, whether in the city or in hard-to-reach places, for a much better signal. Just so you know, whether we move to 6G or 15G, voice calls will always use 2G to get a good signal, unless they can achieve perfect 5G coverage throughout Greece. The higher Gs are for data. So, in places where you can’t hear clearly on other phones, yours switches to 2G as soon as you make a call, and switches automatically to 5G as soon as you hang up. When you’re out and using DATA, the carrier needs to have EXCELLENT 5G SIGNAL for 2G to be permanently discontinued. Also, you HAVE WIFI at home!!! Why do you need 5G if you don’t have a good signal? So set it to 2G for a better signal on your end. With a Nova connection, it reached 380 Mbps; with Vodafone, depending on the area, it even reached 800 Mbps. Also, when charging it at night, use a slow charger because fast charging reduces the battery’s effectiveness. Fast charging NEVER offers any benefit, especially at night before going to bed. And one more thing: the fact that you buy a phone without a tempered-glass screen protector and case is beyond me... instead of spending €15 extra, you prefer to spend €100+ on a screen that won’t be the same as the original... In an area with poor signal, the phone gets a full signal, while the iPhone 16, which doesn’t have 2G signal, gets nothing!! Same carrier, and he wondered how an €800 phone had no signal. Update 10/8/2026. Apart from that, everything else works just fine. The only thing is that after a software update, where I used to have the option for 2G only, now I’m forced to use automatic 3G/4G, while all the other options that phones have are still there as normal... Also, the phone has 8 GB of internal RAM and with Boost it reaches 16 GB in total!!