The sides of the phone follow a standard layout, with the power and volume buttons on the right, hybrid SIM tray on the left, Micro-USB port and speaker on the bottom, and 3.5mm socket at the top. Although there are two grilles, only the one on the right actually houses a speaker. Additionally, the edges of the phone are rounded off, which feels good in the hand, but also makes the phone a bit hard to grip firmly.
The phone has a 5.2-inch full-HD IPS LCD screen, covering 68.7 percent of the front. There are no capacitive buttons on the phone, with the Android keys appearing on-screen. Coming to the screen itself, it’s fairly bright, but not quite bright enough. Colours are a bit dull as well, and the general sense we got was that the screen was muted and not vibrant enough. It’s very sharp and more than adequate for most purposes, but if you use your phone for watching a lot of videos or spend a lot of time outdoors in the sun, you might find it a bit too dull.