REVIEW:
Yes!! It's finally here. One of the most awaited budget phones ever. I know that you want to know whether it lives up to your expectations.We'll come to that, but, firstly, I wanna shed light on the bloody hotness of the phone. I've seen reviewers saying that it looks quite dumb and all that, but I sure as hell don't agree with them.The back cover looks a bit cheap though, but still is very glossy and nice to hold.
The phone is really fast and can handle multitasking really well. Out of the 2Gb ram the OS occupies only around 500 mb which just adds to the advantages. The Vibe UI with Android V5.0 under the hood is really useful and is quite flawless.Another good thing is that the Vibe UI gets updated very often, which also helped solve the heating issue with the phone.
Now coming to the screen, it is 720p x 1080p and is crystal clear and colors are quite great.The screen transition is fluidic and a delight to watch. There is nothing much to say about gaming except that it can handle high graphics games really well without breaking a sweat. These are all the pros of the phone.
One major con in the phone is it's camera which is so not 8mp. It isn't even worth 5mp. But the secondary camera is quite good and provides a lot of options. I said earlier that it looks cool, but still the build quality is quite cheap. The SAR rating is quite high though and is not suitable for people who talk for hours together on their phones.
Finally, as you can infer from my review, the A7000 is one of the most worthy budget phones out there and is really awesome to own.
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Yes!! It's finally here. One of the most awaited budget phones ever. I know that you want to know whether it lives up to your expectations.We'll come to that, but, firstly, I wanna shed light on the bloody hotness of the phone. I've seen reviewers saying that it looks quite dumb and all that, but I sure as hell don't agree with them.The back cover looks a bit cheap though, but still is very glossy and nice to hold.
The phone is really fast and can handle multitasking really well. Out of the 2Gb ram the OS occupies only around 500 mb which just adds to the advantages. The Vibe UI with Android V5.0 under the hood is really useful and is quite flawless.Another good thing is that the Vibe UI gets updated very often, which also helped solve the heating issue with the phone.
Now coming to the screen, it is 720p x 1080p and is crystal clear and colors are quite great.The screen transition is fluidic and a delight to watch. There is nothing much to say about gaming except that it can handle high graphics games really well without breaking a sweat. These are all the pros of the phone.
One major con in the phone is it's camera which is so not 8mp. It isn't even worth 5mp. But the secondary camera is quite good and provides a lot of options. I said earlier that it looks cool, but still the build quality is quite cheap. The SAR rating is quite high though and is not suitable for people who talk for hours together on their phones.
Finally, as you can infer from my review, the A7000 is one of the most worthy budget phones out there and is really awesome to own.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:
2G Network : GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2
3G Network : HSDPA 2100
4G Network : LTE band 1(2100), 3(1800), 7(2600), 20(800), 40(2300) - Data only, no voice
SIM : Dual SIM (Micro-SIM, dual stand-by)
Dimensions : 152.6 x 76.2 x 8 mm
Weight: 140 g
Display
Size : 5.5 inches; 720 x 1280 pixels (~267 ppi pixel density)
Type : IPS capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Memory
Card Slot: microSD, up to 32GB
Internal : 8GB, 2GB RAM
Data
GPRS:Yes
EDGE:Yes
Bluetooth: v4.0, A2DP
Infrared Port : No
Camera
Primary : 8MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Secondary: 5 MP
Features
OS :Android OS, v5.0.x (Lollipop)
CPU: Octa-core 1.5 GHz Cortex-A53
Browser: HTML5
Radio: FM radio
GPS :Yes, with A-GPS
Colors :Onyx Black, Pearl White
Battery
Battery Capacity: Li-Po 2900 mAh battery
Stand by: Up to 264 h (2G) / Up to 264 h (3G)Talktime Up to 39 h (2G) / Up to 16 h (3G)
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