The Itel A100C seems like an affordable smartphone with Android Go. The newcomer packs a generous battery. Onboard are the features like UltraLink Free Call, a good display, and it is designed for simplicity, no-frills, everyday usage. Itel keeps on producing affordable basic smartphones, without much hype on design or performance boasting. The latest one, the Itel A100C, also shows up as a global device, aimed at anybody and everybody who likes simplicity, durability, and an affordable price. The phone shines on some unique features rather than its hardware specifications. If we look at the software side, the Itel's A100C runs Android 15 Go Edition. You can say its OS is the simplest one ever designed for devices with limited resources. A very lightweight interface with reduced background app activity and greater battery optimization. But there would also be some performance limitations compared to fully fledged Androids. The chipset is a Unisoc T7100, apparently very similar to the T603 model, already known for its modest performance. In practice, on benchmarks like AnTuTu10, you can estimate a score around 150,000, sufficient for basic daily use but not for advanced gaming or particularly demanding applications. The available memory on Itel A100C comes in 2, 3, and 4 GB of RAM and 64/128 GB of storage. The storage probably can be expanded via microSD, allowing flexibility. The display of the A100c by itel is 6.6 inches, packing a resolution of 720×1612 pixels. The handset uses an S-IPS panel that supports a normal 90 Hz refresh rate. The pixel density on the Itel A100C is, however, 267 PPI, which offers a clear but not particularly defined view, such as a Samsung device.