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Battery:
The battery comes at a strong 3000 mAh. That means that 4G will not drink out your battery because the high rating compensates quite a bit for the draining ability of the fast LTE network that is becoming standard for most smartphones.
The 3000 mAh battery took 2 hours and 55 minutes to charge. It quite a long time but then again its 3000 mAh. Apart from that high value of charge time this battery gives you that much longer usage life. A battery monitor application states 29 hours on standby while Hisense themselves stated 20 hours on standby. Unless stress test use is done this battery for any kind of user will last well beyond a day even with 4G because its rating is higher that most phones in the market.
The low point here is that again depending on how the user feels about inbuilt battery. Nowadays most phones as it is come with inbuilt battery which is the trend but some flagships have removable battery. But then we always end up changing our phones every 2-3 years anyways so this is not really a major roadblock.
Camera and Sound:
Camera is an 8MP back camera and 2MP front camera. The photo quality is not the best in the world for the most obvious reasons which are the spec ratings are lower than what we techies and young generation want. Nowadays most phones take their camera ratings into double digits but then this phone was made with the idea of being affordable and they compromised on a few high specs.
It struggled with image stabilization and low light photography but then again this is not a flagship phone that will have top of the range specifications to it.
