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For an excellent review go check out Armando Ferreira's on YouTube. It was so good that I'm giving him free advertising. In case you don't want to check it out, I will sum it up for you and add a bit I learned from other sites (Android Authority, and a few others): Build: Excellent feel in hand, and has a premium metal band around it, and a removable leathery plastic back (much like the Note 4's). Screen: Great looking budget screen, on par with either the iPhone 6 plus or 6s plus screen, just 0.3" smaller and not quite as bright. Performance: Great snappy all roud performance, better than this year's Moto G by double on geekbench (Single Core was around 600, while Multicore was around 3000). RAM management was excellent for 2GB RAM. Battery: Above average, it got somewhere around 8:30hrs on a video playback test (This year's Moto G got 7hrs for comparison). Camera A better camera than you would expect for the price. Both cameras (front and back) are exactly on par with this year's Moto G. Speaker Tiny and underwhelming volume. The phone's weakest point. Other Notes It has all necessary bands to work well on T-Mobile, but is missing Band 5 for AT&T (Google Band 5 for more info). It is a dual sim device. Micro sd card support for up to 64gb extra space. Battery is 2900mah and non removable. No fingerprint sensor is included. Dimensions 149.5 x 73.6 x 8.6 mm (5.89 x 2.90 x 0.34 in). Weight 141 g (4.97 oz). It only has bluetooth 4.0, so you will not have the latest there. No NFC. FM radio is inluded. Built in GPS. Processor info: Chipset - Mediatek MT6753 CPU - Octa-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53 GPU - Mali-T720 Well that's all the information I could gather up, hope you found this helpful in deciding whether to purchase this phone or not.