Bought this phone as a replacement to my LeEco Le Pro3, so I'm no stranger to somewhat obscure but good value Chinese phones. This particular phone checked almost all the boxes I wanted in a new phone:*Large battery (4680mah)*Snappy CPU (MediaTek Helio G90T)*AMOLED / OLED screen*Relatively clean Android experience*Wide frequency / band support*Reasonable size*Minimal bezelsThe only thing this phone truly lacks in my honest opinion is a headphone jack. Thats slightly disappointing but its becoming harder to find phones that can truly satisfy every checkbox. I will note that the phone is larger than my previous phone but still a usable size. It does feel noticeably heavier than my previous phone also, however, not necessarily in a bad way. Its not detracting or an obtrusive weight for me. The phone still fits fine in my jeans and work pants. My old phone was honestly too big to keep in my gym short pockets for a jog and this would be no different. You'd want some kind of strap case if you were going to take it with you in those casesPackaging is fairly standard and simple. Charger, manual, USB-C to headphone jack dongle, sim eject tool, a case, and pre-applied screen protector. The phone is already inserted in the case out of the box also and with the case on it measures 6.42" x 3.17". The only area on the phone with buttons is on the right side where the volume up and down buttons are along with the power button. All 3 buttons are positioned exactly the same distance apart. It may have been better to position the power button a bit further apart from the volume buttons since I do find myself sometimes going to turn the screen on or off and hitting the volume down button by accident insteadThe popup selfie camera is a neat trick and makes a little mechanical sound when it opens. I don't use the feature nearly enough to give a significant opinion about the cameras on the phone. But pictures I have taken with the rear facing cameras so far have been fine for my needs and the selfie came also takes decent pictures. The benefit of the camera is the front of the phone is almost entirely screen. It is also a great screen to view. Very vibrant and poppy. It may not be the highest pixel density in smartphones today but its certainly the best screen I've ever had on a phone and browsing websites and watching videos is a very enjoyable experience. I will note that the phone does not use the earpiece as a second speaker for music or video, so all sound shoots from the single bottom firing speaker. It was a little odd initially, since my prior phone did use the earpiece to provide sound as well, however, I've gotten used to it and the bottom firing speaker on this phone is louder than my prior phoneThe software experience is practically stock Android 10 with the May 5th security patch level. I will mention that initially the phone comes setup so that all apps install to the main and side screens by default like iPhones, however, you can toggle that in the settings to have just a single home screen and all apps in the app draw instead. Very little or potentially no bloat installed, depending on how you look at it. Most of the apps are just the standard Google / Android apps: Messages, Calendar, Google Assistant, Files, Maps, Drive, Chrome, Duo, GMail, Google Play Movies & TV, YouTube, and YouTube Music. I personally disabled the last 8 in that list since I don't really use them but those are default apps on basically any new Android phone now. The only other notable apps that were pre-installed are DuraSpeed and Children Space. DuraSpeed is supposed to boost foreground app performance and Children Space seems to allow you to lock down the phone so that only a few apps are usable so you can hand it to a child for them to play with. I haven't uninstalled those or disabled them so far, however, I likely will never use them. There is an FM radio and app installed too, which is a nice feature, though I likely also won't use that feature much.The phone is very snappy. I still don't think my prior phone is slow but this feels tangibly snappier. Apps open and close quickly and switching between screens is fast also. Background apps that you want to stay active do seem to hold in memory much better than my prior phone. I've never noticed an app reloading so far when I switch to it in the Recents screen, though I admittedly tend to keep only basic apps open there anywayI know there was some info about the popup camera getting stuck with some specific actions. I never experienced that or tested for it, however, I did receive a software update on July 7th and one of the notes on it were that it addressed the popup camera freezing issue. On the topic of software updates, the phone may get small updates to address various glitches like that or improve some little features here and there, however, this will almost certainly never get an Android update. I knew that going in and right now its on the most recent version of Android so its not an issue. In the future, after a new release of Android comes out, and if I feel like I want any of those features, I will just root the phone and likely throw a custom ROM on it. Custom ROM support for MediaTek processors hasn't always been great, however, these processors are becoming more common and I'll likely be able to find something that will work with this phone without issue. In regards to the processor itself, I've never felt the phone really even get warm so far during any of the tasks I've used it for. There were times when my old phone would. The performance of this processor is just slightly below the Snapdragon 765G for comparison and I doubt there would be any tangible difference between the two, though the Snapdragon processor would have better custom ROM support, depending on the deviceBand support on this phone seems excellent and you could truly consider this a world phone. You likely wouldn't have issues using it anywhere for 2G, 3G, and 4G connections. The main issue with other Chinese brands is iffy band support in the US. I've left a snapshot from Kimovil showing every major US carrier and how compatible with them this phone would be. You aren't going to have an issue using it with anyone here and this phone honestly has better support than most domestic and major brands as well. I'm on Mint mobile (T-Mobiles network) and have had zero issues so far. Granted, the phone doesn't have 5G, however, I don't live in an area with that or where it would be implemented anytime in the near future, so its not a feature I need or miss. 4G is plenty fast for me to date and that isn't going anywhere anytime soonBattery life on this phone has been amazing so far. I'm not the heaviest user in the world and my old phone actually had a decent sized 4070mah battery in it. However, that phone was a few years old and the battery life was declining. It would normally be at about 30%-to-40% by the end of the day and would be lower on heavier usage days. By comparison, this phone so far hasn't gotten below 85% by the end of my normal day and I don't need to charge it overnight. It has only lost about 2% to 5% overnight as well which was very impressive. The combination of the much bigger battery, the AMOLED screen, and a more efficient processor are all huge benefits of this over my prior phone. I doubt I'll ever have charging anxiety with this phoneSo far I am wholly satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this phone to anyone. If you are in need of a new phone you should definitely consider trying this one out. For me its one of the best value for money phones on the market currently. I may update this review if I think of anything else or notice any particular issues