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It is powered by an 11th Gen Intel Core i5 processor, starting at Rs 46,999.

The smartphone feels quite sturdy but might be bezel heavy to some.

As long as you are not playing heavy games, this phone can take care of your needs.

The always-on display makes watching movies and playing games a delightful experience.

The vocals and treble could have been sharper, but the call quality was smooth.

The user interface is slow but daylight photography is detailed.

The phone has a 6.4-inch dewdrop screen with 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution.

The smartphone aims to win you over with a large screen and big battery at an aggressive price.

The phone offers a good processor, RAM is a limiting factor though.

The camera, with 4k video recording, a full expert mode & AI features, is pretty good for the price too.

The intention this time, apparently, was to keep the price low while introducing a notch type display.

The device has a premium-looking design and better specs than any of its competitors.