Coming to the camera, the Xbot Senior features a 13 MP sensor on the rear. The performance is not out of the world in this case but you can expect some decent looking photos under good lighting conditions. Same goes for the 8MP selfie snapper on the front. The face detection is awesome and even with the touch focus confirmation, the images were not sharp compared to other smartphones in the similar price range. Both cameras feature AI functionality which could assist in converting the photos into works of art despite the rather ordinary camera.
The Xbot Senior features a powerful 5000 mAh battery which, considering the chipset and features, should give you two days of usage on a single charge. The small drawback here is that XTouch has reworked the USB C-Type cable for the Xbot Senior, which means, you will have to carry the custom C-Type charging cable wherever you go.
