Itel Power 80 is a rugged phone by design, though it’s not a big and chunky device. That ruggedness actually comes from TPU-cushioned corners that protect it from fall damage. The body has extra bezels over the existing screen bezels, which are distracting, but they are meant to shield the LCD. SGS rated it for 2m fall damage protection. The phone is safe from water and dust with up to an IP69 rating. Underwater camera usage is also supported. They’ve put a Titan 7000mAh battery on the handset. 67 days is the standby time, and the Itel Power 80 will stream videos for 22.6 hours per charge. It’s a self-healing battery, but its charging speed is only 18W. This is a cheap 4G handset in other regards, though. Unisoc T7250 is the chipset inside the Itel Power 80. Android 16 is the default OS. The display is only HD+ 720p, but the pixels are pushed at 120Hz. This is a 6.78” IPS LCD. Only a 4GB RAM option is seen in Pakistan, so it’s not the best at multitasking. It does have 128GB of storage. Only a single 50MP camera works on the back. The others are for show. There’s one speaker on the frame and a side fingerprint reader. Infrared remote and UltraLink free radio calls are special features. Specs-wise, it stacks well against Samsung Galaxy A07, but Itel Power 80 is definitely meant for more durability and power.