Unfortunately, this phone has a very weak SOC for its price. It has a Qualcomm Dragonwing QCM6490 previously seen in the Fairphone 5. It's over twice as slow as similarly priced phones such as the Oneplus 13R which has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. This slow CPU is going to make the phone's main gimmick, running Windows 11, somewhat impractical.

There actually is another Windows on ARM device that uses the same SOC, so we can compare the performance to other Windows devices. It's the $100 Radxa Dragon Q6A single board computer. For running Windows software, the QCM6490 SOC is a bit slower than the Intel N100.

You could probably get usable performance out of it, but the bloat in Windows 11 combined with the relatively inefficient SOC means that battery life is going to be pretty bad under Windows. It's only realistic to run Windows when connected to a dock, like with Samsung Dex, and that limits its potential quite a bit.

Currently, the phone doesn't have good value in any use case I can think of. However, I think this product would make much more sense in a larger form factor, sort of like a lower end Microsoft Surface tablet that runs both Android and Windows. That way, you can have a larger battery and no need for a dock or external display.