Miro 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone S67 ,6.75" Water Drop HD+ Black/Blue 64GB Review

The Miro S67 is a 5G battery champ with a garbage camera and a cheap feel. Only buy it if your budget is absolute and you live on mobile data.

The Miro S67 is a $110 phone that's trying to do a lot, but it's a classic case of 'jack of all trades, master of none.' The one thing you need to know is that this phone is a budget 5G gateway with a massive battery, and everything else is a compromise. It's not going to win any design awards or take stunning photos, but if you need a cheap way to get on a 5G network and you don't want to charge your phone every night, it's got a specific, narrow appeal.

Looking at our database, the performance score lands in the 64th percentile, which is about what we expected from the UniSoc T765 chip. It's fine for basic tasks like browsing and social media, but the gaming score of 49/100 tells the real story. Don't expect to play anything more demanding than casual puzzle games without some stutters. The surprise here is actually the connectivity, which is in the 91st percentile. For $110, getting solid 5G and dual-band Wi-Fi is a legitimately good deal.

At $110, the value proposition is razor-sharp and single-minded. You are buying a 5G modem with a phone attached and a battery that won't quit. If that's exactly what you need, it's worth it. If you care even a little about cameras, build quality, or a smooth interface, it's not.

This sits in a weird spot. The Motorola Moto G series around $200 will run circles around it in every category except maybe battery life, with much better software and cameras. The Samsung Galaxy A15 5G is another step up but offers a complete, polished experience. If your budget is locked at $110, the Miro S67's 5G and battery are its only advantages over even cheaper 4G phones like older Nokia or TCL models.

If you're looking for a good all-around daily driver, this isn't it. The camera and build quality will frustrate you. Go get a refurbished Pixel 7 or a Motorola Moto G Power instead. You'll spend a bit more, but you'll actually like using your phone.

We can't recommend the Miro S67 for most people. The terrible camera and flimsy build are deal-breakers in a world where you can get a much more balanced phone for just $50-$100 more. However, if your checklist is literally: 1) Under $120, 2) 5G, 3) Battery that lasts 2 days, and you don't care about anything else, this is one of the few phones that ticks those boxes. For everyone else, keep looking.