Coming from Xiaomi 9c which after 3 and a half years of demanding use and zero problems, simply crashed one morning (I fixed it with a reset, but I said, ok, it may crash again, get a new one and keep the old one for spare parts), I decided to go back to something similar. The only thing I wanted was more memory and ram, so from 4/128 I went to the very satisfactory 8/256. Ok, when you get a phone with these specifications for 150€ it definitely seems like value for money and certainly its very good battery (almost 48 hours with many hours of music from speakers and headphones, never from the device itself and always with nfc, bth, wifi, data and location activated) fits into this but it also has some negatives which I will mention below. To finish with the pros, its design is very nice and it comes with a thick transparent silicone case. Overall, it feels premium in hand and not like a cheap phone. Put a nice theme on it, disable ads and you have a decent phone that will last you 3 years if you take care of it a LITTLE. As I said before, I don't know what its speaker is doing, I listen to music all day from bluetooth speakers or headphones. Its screen, although not amoled, is quite bright and impressive, definitely better than the 9c. Two main things I don't like about this phone and they have nothing to do with customization. The first is that its touch is NOT good. Almost half the time I press something, it doesn't register and I have to press again. Secondly, it is NOT faster than the 9c which was 4/128. With double the memory, I would expect apps to open and close quickly, etc. I think it's slower than the aforementioned. Also, its photos are pretty bad, definitely worse than the 9c. Its sensor is basically crap. For some reason, its videos seem decent to me. So, yes, but. Good battery, nice, good screen, bad photos, not fast with bad touch response on the screen.
Finally, I will say one more positive thing, that with this phone or the new operating system it had, a big problem in the car with android auto was solved for me. When I was listening to music connected to android auto and then made or received a call, after that, the sound output went back to the phone, yes, on the car screen you could see the song playing but you heard it from the phone's speaker. Searching on the internet, I found out that this was a global problem with android auto and android phones. I had to, while driving, disconnect and reconnect every time after a call to listen to music from the car. UNACCEPTABLE and DANGEROUS. Now with the new operating system, this was finally resolved, and just for that, I am happy I changed my phone. The rest is manageable. However, if you want something with better photos and faster and better touch response on the screen, it's better to go for something more premium, a used iPhone will do THIS job for you (and it will give you trouble in other 1002 ways but we have analyzed those earlier and more thoroughly - at least you will "look good").
EDIT
The 8 gigs of ram are NOT available unless you activate them. Go to settings and look for it, I don't remember how I did it, but out of the box the phone operates at 4 gigs. The same goes for the 90hz refresh rate, you have to set it yourself. With these 2 settings, its performance improved significantly and for photos always use the HDR auto setting. It greatly enhances outdoor photos, especially when dealing with faces.