Sparx Neo 15 Ultra’s design speaks for itself. This device looks the most premium among the three siblings in the family. There’s a 6.75” IPS LCD on it, which is 720p HD+ and has a 120Hz refresh rate. The thickness is fair for a 5000mAh battery within. Sparx Neo 15 Ultra is 8.5mm thick only. There’s also a V-notch on the screen where an 8MP selfie camera lies. But most of you will prefer photos from its rear 50MP Main sensor. Neo 15 Ultra has 128GB of storage, which is adequate for the price. But there’s only 6GB RAM here, so limit the background app usage when you buy one. 6GB virtual RAM will help, but it’s more or less a gimmick. That 5000mAh battery on it can be plugged into a 15W wired charging kit. And there’s a USB-C 2.0 port where it plugs in. Sparx Neo 15 Ultra’s only color option is Solar Champagne. Again, they keep the chipet secret. It’s an unknown octacore platform. There’s 4G LTE support on it, of course. A fingerprint lies on the side. The Neo 15 Ultra’s OS is actually Android 15. That’s not the most recent, but you are not missing much. It’s cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy A07, by the way. Samsung phones are definitely behind in terms of value. But it won’t get as many security or OS updates, which is a valid reason to avoid the Sparx Neo 15 Ultra.