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up to 4,000 hryvnias is a good option. But with its own nuances.
16 April 2026
I used this smartphone for almost 2 months. In black color. I'll briefly go through everything:
1. Screen. Typical budget one. Plus for supporting 120Hz. 2. Processor. Compared to the Redmi A3, there's a significant performance increase. It's enough for any tasks. Even to run heavy games like Genshin at minimum settings at 25-30 fps. 3. Memory. I had the 3/64 version. RAM is just enough to keep two light apps in the background. 64 GB is generally sufficient, but it's better to opt for 4/128. 4. I have no complaints about the body and assembly. 5. Battery and charging. The battery lasts for 9-10 hours of screen time and a day of work, which is generally normal. Charges normally (from 10 to 100% in 2:30 hours). 6. Sound is decent. For multimedia, it's okay. Loud for calls. 7. Firmware. Android Go, which has a MIUI-like notification shade and some MIUI apps. Security patches are regularly updated. 8. Package contents. Phone, case, and cable. There are different versions (with everything included (case, adapter, cable) or without a case or power adapter). No screen protector is included. Here's the nuance: the global and European versions differ in size, so glass or film won't fit, and you need to be careful with what you buy. 9. No issues with connectivity. Everything works fine. Bluetooth works normally. Wi-Fi doesn't get along well with some routers, so it might take a while in the Play Market, for example. 10. Camera. Decent. Suitable for taking simple shots or pictures in daylight. I won’t say much about video recording for this price. It's there, and that's it. 11. Security. The scanner works without problems. Facial recognition too, no issues there.
1.Screen 2. Processor 3. Overall performance 4. Battery life and charging 5. Camera 6. Build quality
1. Does not work correctly with some routers 2. One speaker for multimedia and calls 3. Different configurations and sizes for different markets (various versions are sold in our country)
1. Screen. Typical budget one. Plus for supporting 120Hz.
2. Processor. Compared to the Redmi A3, there's a significant performance increase. It's enough for any tasks. Even to run heavy games like Genshin at minimum settings at 25-30 fps.
3. Memory. I had the 3/64 version. RAM is just enough to keep two light apps in the background. 64 GB is generally sufficient, but it's better to opt for 4/128.
4. I have no complaints about the body and assembly.
5. Battery and charging. The battery lasts for 9-10 hours of screen time and a day of work, which is generally normal. Charges normally (from 10 to 100% in 2:30 hours).
6. Sound is decent. For multimedia, it's okay. Loud for calls.
7. Firmware. Android Go, which has a MIUI-like notification shade and some MIUI apps. Security patches are regularly updated.
8. Package contents. Phone, case, and cable. There are different versions (with everything included (case, adapter, cable) or without a case or power adapter). No screen protector is included. Here's the nuance: the global and European versions differ in size, so glass or film won't fit, and you need to be careful with what you buy.
9. No issues with connectivity. Everything works fine. Bluetooth works normally. Wi-Fi doesn't get along well with some routers, so it might take a while in the Play Market, for example.
10. Camera. Decent. Suitable for taking simple shots or pictures in daylight. I won’t say much about video recording for this price. It's there, and that's it.
11. Security. The scanner works without problems. Facial recognition too, no issues there.