Mini Review
A smart summary of the Walton Primo RM4
Advantages
- Retains the beloved 3.5mm audio jack
- Offers decent overall value
Disadvantages
- No 5G support
- Lacks modern 5G connectivity
- Uses an IPS LCD instead of AMOLED
The Walton Primo RM4 is all about cost-effectiveness. Costing , it focuses on providing the necessities efficiently.
Shifting our focus to the cameras, The camera setup is adequate for casual photography. In daylight, you can get satisfactory shots. However, in low light, noise creeps in, which is expected in this tier.
Looking at the visual experience, Battery anxiety is a thing of the past with the cell packed inside. It offers phenomenal screen-on time. When you finally need a top-up, the brick fills it up reasonably fast.
On the front, we are greeted by a LCD panel. While it isn't AMOLED, the brightness is adequate. For social media, the screen does a fair job.
Moving on to the display, The and combo provides a very balanced user experience. Swiping through the UI feels responsive. It strikes a good balance between battery life and performance.
The Walton Primo RM4 is a testament to Walton's strategy. While it has some compromises, but for , it brings a lot to the table. We highly recommend it.
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