My phone kept restarting on its own, so I requested a replacement. The seller asked for a service-centre certificate confirming the problem before arranging to pick up the phone. I had to get a certificate from the service centre. Then I had to wait for them to receive the phone and complete the process. I used a borrowed phone for about 15 to 20 days. Getting a replacement took too much time and a lot of waiting.

The battery lasts only for five hours of use. Longer calls and video recording make the phone hot. Low-light pictures come out blurred, lights wash out parts of night shots, and selfies look too pale. Unlocking can take four or five fingerprint attempts, and my hand covers the bottom speaker when I hold the phone to play games making the sound less clear.

The phone did not come with a charging adapter, so I had to pay an extra ₹3,500 for one. This added to the cost of buying the phone. The battery backup and camera quality were also below what I expected for the price. Overall, I do not think the phone was worth the money I spent.

I ordered a new phone, but its details showed that it had been activated before I received it. I found this only after checking the phone when it arrived. This did not match the seller’s description of a new phone, so I could no longer trust the information in the listing.

My phone kept restarting on its own, so I requested a replacement. The seller asked for a service-centre certificate confirming the problem before arranging to pick up the phone. I had to get a certificate from the service centre. Then I had to wait for them to receive the phone and complete the process. I used a borrowed phone for about 15 to 20 days. Getting a replacement took too much time and a lot of waiting.

The battery lasts only for five hours of use. Longer calls and video recording make the phone hot. Low-light pictures come out blurred, lights wash out parts of night shots, and selfies look too pale. Unlocking can take four or five fingerprint attempts, and my hand covers the bottom speaker when I hold the phone to play games making the sound less clear.

The phone did not come with a charging adapter, so I had to pay an extra ₹3,500 for one. This added to the cost of buying the phone. The battery backup and camera quality were also below what I expected for the price. Overall, I do not think the phone was worth the money I spent.

I ordered a new phone, but its details showed that it had been activated before I received it. I found this only after checking the phone when it arrived. This did not match the seller’s description of a new phone, so I could no longer trust the information in the listing.

My phone kept restarting on its own, so I requested a replacement. The seller asked for a service-centre certificate confirming the problem before arranging to pick up the phone. I had to get a certificate from the service centre. Then I had to wait for them to receive the phone and complete the process. I used a borrowed phone for about 15 to 20 days. Getting a replacement took too much time and a lot of waiting.

The battery lasts only for five hours of use. Longer calls and video recording make the phone hot. Low-light pictures come out blurred, lights wash out parts of night shots, and selfies look too pale. Unlocking can take four or five fingerprint attempts, and my hand covers the bottom speaker when I hold the phone to play games making the sound less clear.

The phone did not come with a charging adapter, so I had to pay an extra ₹3,500 for one. This added to the cost of buying the phone. The battery backup and camera quality were also below what I expected for the price. Overall, I do not think the phone was worth the money I spent.

I ordered a new phone, but its details showed that it had been activated before I received it. I found this only after checking the phone when it arrived. This did not match the seller’s description of a new phone, so I could no longer trust the information in the listing.

My phone kept restarting on its own, so I requested a replacement. The seller asked for a service-centre certificate confirming the problem before arranging to pick up the phone. I had to get a certificate from the service centre. Then I had to wait for them to receive the phone and complete the process. I used a borrowed phone for about 15 to 20 days. Getting a replacement took too much time and a lot of waiting.

The battery lasts only for five hours of use. Longer calls and video recording make the phone hot. Low-light pictures come out blurred, lights wash out parts of night shots, and selfies look too pale. Unlocking can take four or five fingerprint attempts, and my hand covers the bottom speaker when I hold the phone to play games making the sound less clear.

The phone did not come with a charging adapter, so I had to pay an extra ₹3,500 for one. This added to the cost of buying the phone. The battery backup and camera quality were also below what I expected for the price. Overall, I do not think the phone was worth the money I spent.

I ordered a new phone, but its details showed that it had been activated before I received it. I found this only after checking the phone when it arrived. This did not match the seller’s description of a new phone, so I could no longer trust the information in the listing.

My phone kept restarting on its own, so I requested a replacement. The seller asked for a service-centre certificate confirming the problem before arranging to pick up the phone. I had to get a certificate from the service centre. Then I had to wait for them to receive the phone and complete the process. I used a borrowed phone for about 15 to 20 days. Getting a replacement took too much time and a lot of waiting.

The battery lasts only for five hours of use. Longer calls and video recording make the phone hot. Low-light pictures come out blurred, lights wash out parts of night shots, and selfies look too pale. Unlocking can take four or five fingerprint attempts, and my hand covers the bottom speaker when I hold the phone to play games making the sound less clear.

The phone did not come with a charging adapter, so I had to pay an extra ₹3,500 for one. This added to the cost of buying the phone. The battery backup and camera quality were also below what I expected for the price. Overall, I do not think the phone was worth the money I spent.

I ordered a new phone, but its details showed that it had been activated before I received it. I found this only after checking the phone when it arrived. This did not match the seller’s description of a new phone, so I could no longer trust the information in the listing.