The phone was bought in July. It does not include the charging base it says it does, and it needs its own 25 watt charger (I didn’t have one and bought one). For everyday use, for people who don’t care much about photos or videos but want battery life and durability because of work, it is very good.
Positives.
The battery easily lasts two days with GPS/internet/YouTube/gaming use (yes, it plays well enough to pass the time just fine).
The night camera is excellent; the rest do their job well.
I have Vodafone and I have signal almost everywhere.
The GPS works perfectly without errors (my previous phone, a Samsung A35, for some reason showed me 1 km behind or would freeze every 10 seconds).
Drop resistance: it has fallen from the 1st floor and didn’t notice anything (only scratches).
Negatives.
Weight... yes, you get used to it, but it is heavy; maybe it could help for self-defense.
Updates: don’t expect upgrades all the time; so far I’ve only done one.
The screen is so sensitive that I press things without realizing it, as well as the side buttons, meaning in a thigh pouch it won’t go in unlocked.
It has a function I haven’t managed to turn off, where when you make a call there is an icon with a small microphone that, if pressed, records the call. Good in some cases, but in others annoying.
Final Verdict.
7/10
It does what I want.
(Attention: the manual says the phone needs a restart once a week. I don’t do it that often, but if someone sees it lagging, it gets fixed after the restart.)
Update 19/7/26
I’m coming back after a year of ownership to note that the phone has taken such falls that anything else I might have had would have broken, and it continues to work perfectly. (I get 5G speeds of 350-400 mbps).