Late last year phone makers started to promote their 64bit line-up and the devices have been fast to launch. Following in the volley of launches is the MT6752 Kingzone Z1.
Cast your mind back to last year and you may remember Kingzone. The Chinese phone maker had a major hit on their hands with the launch of the K1 Turbo, but didn’t really follow through with their N3.
New for 2015 though is the Kingzone Z1 and like many Chinese flagship phones it benefits from boasting a 64bit chipset, and native LTE support.
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Some of the highlights of the Z1 include a 7.5mm body thickness, 1mm bezels and a weight of just 139g. Internally the phone boasts a metal chassis, on to which they have bolted on a 5.5-inch HD display from JDI, 13 mega-pixel rear camera and 8 mega-pixel front.
2GB RAM, 16GB memory and a micro SD card slot are all part of the package too, as is a rear fingerprint scanner and impressive 3500mAh battery.
Kingzone have also promised that the Z1 will get Android 5 Lollipop in the future, but will ship with their own KOS V1.2 ROM based on Kitkat. Pricing is around $200, which but’s it in direct competition with the JiaYu S3, iOcean MT6752 and Elephone P7000! Which would you choose?
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Looking very good but they should have 3gb ram and Android 5 ! I like that is light and have 3500 battery
I think for the vast majority of people 2GB will be fine. I’ve been using a 2GB phone for the last couple months and never came across an out of memory error once; in fact, I would always run out of battery before running out of RAM lol.
Out of Memory error? What android version are you running, 2.1?
The first indication of modern phone running out of memory is no indication.
Excuse me, I used the wrong term: out of memory ISSUE. I’m replying to this comment on the 9th tab in Chrome with a dozen other apps running on a 2GB Chinese phone (K900) that I haven’t rebooted in days with no memory related issues to speak of. 3GB for me is an unnecessary luxury (i.e., good to have, but nowhere near a deal breaker).
Hopefully previous owners of Kingzone smartphones such as the K1 Turbo can comment. It does look very smart however.
I have a K1turbo. Sadly I crushed it a few weeks ago! Back using an old Nexus 4 now.
K1 screen was superb. Build quality excellent. Seem to be a problem with the rear noise cancelling mic, held in right hand a finger tended to cover the hole and all was OK, held in left hand hole open and people receiving the call get lots of noise and feedback. Customer service was poor and a promised upgrade from android 4.2 to 4.4 never happened.
This Z1 needs to have FHD screen and 3gb ram to be competitive. Yes, a good 720p screen is satisfactory and it is difficult to tell the difference most of the time. It’s KNOWING that its not as good as it could be that alters one’s perception of it.
Thanks for response. Is it a case of style over substance ?
The K1 Turbo did receive the 4.4 Update (in January), they were late to deliver but at least they delivered. The phone itself is great, as others say the screen is quite amazing for the price. There is decent ROM support too (Im currently using a Kitkat Debloat ROM with Xposed), it comes with a near stock Kitkat anyway. Coming from the Huawei P6 (which the K1 is based off of) there are only a couple things I like more on the P6 then the K1, and both of those are software based (the Huawei permissions app on 4.2 was great).
The only con I would say is the weight, for me, it is quite heavy for a phone (190g) and the battery life is decent at best (though from what Ive heard using greenify or apps like it help a bit in terms of battery life), they released a bigger capacity battery but I dont have it nor heard much about the supposed extra battery life yet. Performance wise, I havent had any game not work or lag, from asphalt to TWAU, its general performance is also fine, havent add many slow downs etc, only when I first boot up its a bit laggy but couple seconds later its fine. Camera is good, Ive heard some negative comments about it but for my use its okay, the sad part is the camera sensor is quite good but the software for it is quite bad so I recommend getting a new camera app to utilize it better. The look and feel is great, its much better then the P6 (its design is from P6 but its feel is more closer to the Lenovo K900).
Overall, its a great phone in the $250 price range, only thing lacking is the slow support from Kingzone, but hopefully they can improve on that as they are quite a small company
What is call quality like ?
I actually had a problem when I first got the phone, it was really hard to hear when in a call but eventually I found out that for some reason the Audio settings on the phone was set very low (to protect you ear I guess). After finding that out, I simply went into Engineer Mode (for MTK device) and raised the volume to better suit my needs. Now, I dont have any problem hearing nor does the person calling me.
This was with 4.2, updating to 4.4 the stock audio settings are already good so no need to change settings. The call quality is great, havent had any problems after the fix, Ive only had two problems with this phone as I stated in my above comment otherwise its a great phone
do you recommend any camera app
Ive used the Lenovo SuperCamera app from xda, its pretty robust, so it takes sometime getting used too but I like it
3gb ram and FHD screen is planned for Z1 Turbo.
Source please, I need to know this is true.
Se the historical release of this company, http://www.devicespecifications.com/en/comparison/bb5524598
So still a conjecture eh. Okay.
If that’s true it might just go to the top of my list! I like the black and gold look (maybe dark blue) and it would certainly make sense as they did the same with the K1 and K1 turbo
Do you think call quality will be sorted out ?
How do you know that ?
I’ve just traded in my Kingzone K1 Turbo for the Ecoo Aurora E04. I must say the E04 is a wonderful device but I also have a high opinion off the Kingzone. I must say that the difference between a 720p and a 1080p on a 5.5″ screen is definitely noticeable. No matter what other people say; I cannot go back to lower than 1080p anymore, I really do see the difference. That doesn’t say anything about 720p displays; they can be very crisp and when using a high quality panel like this new Kingzone does it will be all good 🙂
3GB is not usefull for now. It’s just like the octa-core business Mediatek used. The first batches of new phones using octa-cores (MT6592) where cool to have but there aren’t many app that can use so many cores. Now more and more apps are supporting multi-cores and it’s second generation (MT6752). It will be the same with the 3GB ram; by the time Apps (and OS’s) are starting to use the full potential of 3GB’s of RAM, there will be newer phones to look at and the processor on this one will be outdated. Of course it doesn’t apply to some people with some wishes etc etc but in my vision this is the market trend.
Good to know.
There is no app that will ever use full potential of 3GB ram in android phones unless they start becoming servers. It’s about how you use your phone, if you do a lot of multitasking, 3GB of ram can be noticeable.
The notion that there’s enough ram for a given time is silly. Read Bill Gate’s quote and see how it hold up today.
How can you say they nobody will ever make an app that uses 3GB of RAM? That’s what people thought year ago with computers too. My father bought 1MB of RAM for his work-PC and people went totally ape-shit: “who needs so much RAM? It’s insane, it’s useless, blabla.” Now I have 16GB in my PC and somethings I use most of it. Most PC’s have like 4GB which they need for OS, browsing, movies, etc and it will be used.
By the way, don’t some Android games already use 1GB? With OS resources it’s near 2GB in use. By the end of 2015 a app (game) may appear which uses 1.5 or 2GB. Some years ago all phones had 512MB of RAM, after a while it became 1GB..2GB..now it starts with 3GB. That has gotten all to do with time and how the market evolves. I don’t find that silly at all. It’s only a matter of time ‘daily apps’ start to use more and more RAM. I mean, I remember that Facebook App was like 5MB of rom storage, now it’s 30 or so? Why shouldn’t that happen with RAM?
Yes, anybody could make an app that make use of 3GB of ram. Heck I could make you one but that doesn’t mean that they have to make one, especially if they want to make sure that their apps is going to sell/received well.
Also read again what I’m saying, digest it carefully, read “multi-task” and “everyone’s need”. I’m not disapproving the need of more RAM for mobile but a single app who need that much RAM. Even on PC only select professional software need that much RAM to operate. You’re insane if you think any competent mobile developers specify that much of RAM for their app to run. That’s practically suicide.
Some inefficient mobile game may need them but not a full 3GB of it and even if they state that they need 1GB, they don’t actually use it all, just that your phone has to have that much and they will use fraction of it.
I digested it carefully, thank you for the tasty snack.
You are right of course, an app that needs so much RAM is written by a bad developer. But I think we’re not hearing each other correctly. I meant to say that 3GB of RAM it too much..now. At present time. By the time it is actually useful there are new generations of phones. That was where I wanted to make the comparison with processors: by the time octa cores are really useful, there are newer versions.
And what I’m trying to say is that the notion that any amount of ram is enough for a given time is silly. Why? Because RAM usage on android depend on each user’s usage pattern and you can’t assume your pattern match other people. YOU may not need them, but maybe other people do.
I know my parent would appreciate the extra RAM. Why? Because they don’t religiously close their apps and they love to leave running application open because they don’t know nor care (or should to), they only know whether a phone is smooth or not.
You can’t really compare CPU core with RAM because they have fundamental difference on how they can be used. Heck, even with growing consumer’s RAM need the CPU side remain stagnant with 4 as the golden ratio in PC space since like 10 years ago. Simply because how it’s used (not gonna going to go in depth for this, you can logically think it yourself).
What about the battery life of Ecoo E04?
The Ecoo E04 has a 3000mah battery and lasts me trough the day. During the entire night it used only 1 or maybe 2% because I put it on Airplane Mode. I use the phone a lot and I can use it for a day with: maximum screen brightness, a hour of YouTube a day, two hours of music listening and a lot of e-mail reading, browsing, etc.
It gets me through the day 🙂 I use the phone very intensively with lot’s of music listening and some games. Though, I still think they can optimize the ROM some more. During some small tasks I think the battery drainage could be a little less.
But overall the battery life of this device is very good 🙂
If its as good as the k1 then it should be a cracking phone. Only downsides I can see are the HD screen and 2GB RAM. The competition are using FHD and 3GB. Hopefully get a review of this soon.
Is the difference between HD & FHD quite noticeable ?
The difference is noticeable but tbh I was surprised how well HD (720p) looks even on a 5.5 inch screen when I got my Xiaomi Note.
Fine.
A good HD screen of around 5″ is not that noticeable but at 5.5″ you will start to see differences, especially in things like text that are not quite as sharp. Saying that I would take a good high end HD panel over a cheap FHD one!
Fair enough.
Yes. Especially if you do a lot of text reading, which I’m planning to if I have a 5.5″ phone. This is a dealbreaker for me.
I agree, utilise that 5.5″ screen. I wonder how long after launch they will release the Z1 turbo ?
it’s a JDI HD panel, should be good and both battery and performance will say thanks! 3gb ram is pretty useless and will be for a lot of time. I’m pretty amazed by the 3500mah battery (if true) with such a design!
This phone would look very beautiful if it didn’t have the 2 most annoying design features ever used on phones. Nothing can make a piece of technology look cheaper than gold color and white faceplate. Some might like it but for me it’s the worst they can do. I’d rather have no phone than have a golden phone with white face.
These are also two things that they can change by offering different color options.
its silver not gold. they changed it
where do you read that? I need confirm it, please.
watch this
http://www.svetandroida.cz/media/2015/02/kingzone-Z1-1.jpg
But…that is golden! At least I think that is golden…maybe I’m colour-blind XD
I think it’s just the same golden color but the lighting is stronger and the colors of the image are bit washed out
ever hear of a case or skins?
ever heard of not spending money on ugly plastic to cover a nice phone that feels good?
Than you should be talking to iPhone owners as they but their phones in coffins. As for myself I don’t use cases. There’s no problem with the way the phone looks at all. You can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time.
Out of interest how has Kingzone done in the Chinese market ?
I love the design of this phone. Personally, I don’t care about the HD screen. The pixel density is still quite superb on a 5.5 inch screen. I’ll choose this over the Jiayu S3 or iOcean MT6752 Rock. Plus HD screen will be easier on the battery too.
Andi, please review this phone as soon as possible.
Does anyone have a phone with a fingerprint reader on the rear? Does it work well? Like, convenience? I have a fingerprint scanner in the home-button and that works great, can’t image it to work great when it’s on the back of the phone…
My daughter has an Elephone P3000S with the fingerprint reader in the back and it’s fine. She uses it to unlock the phone. Remember the Motorola Atrix? the reader was in the back too.
OK. I need to find one to test for myself. Thank you for your answer
Looking very good but they should have 3gb ram and Android 5 ! I like that is light and have 3500 battery
I think for the vast majority of people 2GB will be fine. I’ve been using a 2GB phone for the last couple months and never came across an out of memory error once; in fact, I would always run out of battery before running out of RAM lol.
Out of Memory error? What android version are you running, 2.1?
The first indication of modern phone running out of memory is no indication.
Excuse me, I used the wrong term: out of memory ISSUE. I’m replying to this comment on the 9th tab in Chrome with a dozen other apps running on a 2GB Chinese phone (K900) that I haven’t rebooted in days with no memory related issues to speak of. 3GB for me is an unnecessary luxury (i.e., good to have, but nowhere near a deal breaker).
Hopefully previous owners of Kingzone smartphones such as the K1 Turbo can comment. It does look very smart however.
I have a K1turbo. Sadly I crushed it a few weeks ago! Back using an old Nexus 4 now.
K1 screen was superb. Build quality excellent. Seem to be a problem with the rear noise cancelling mic, held in right hand a finger tended to cover the hole and all was OK, held in left hand hole open and people receiving the call get lots of noise and feedback. Customer service was poor and a promised upgrade from android 4.2 to 4.4 never happened.
This Z1 needs to have FHD screen and 3gb ram to be competitive. Yes, a good 720p screen is satisfactory and it is difficult to tell the difference most of the time. It’s KNOWING that its not as good as it could be that alters one’s perception of it.
I’ve just traded in my Kingzone K1 Turbo for the Ecoo Aurora E04. I must say the E04 is a wonderful device but I also have a high opinion off the Kingzone. I must say that the difference between a 720p and a 1080p on a 5.5″ screen is definitely noticeable. No matter what other people say; I cannot go back to lower than 1080p anymore, I really do see the difference. That doesn’t say anything about 720p displays; they can be very crisp and when using a high quality panel like this new Kingzone does it will be all good 🙂
3GB is not usefull for now. It’s just like the octa-core business Mediatek used. The first batches of new phones using octa-cores (MT6592) where cool to have but there aren’t many app that can use so many cores. Now more and more apps are supporting multi-cores and it’s second generation (MT6752). It will be the same with the 3GB ram; by the time Apps (and OS’s) are starting to use the full potential of 3GB’s of RAM, there will be newer phones to look at and the processor on this one will be outdated. Of course it doesn’t apply to some people with some wishes etc etc but in my vision this is the market trend.
Thanks for response. Is it a case of style over substance ?
Good to know.
The K1 Turbo did receive the 4.4 Update (in January), they were late to deliver but at least they delivered. The phone itself is great, as others say the screen is quite amazing for the price. There is decent ROM support too (Im currently using a Kitkat Debloat ROM with Xposed), it comes with a near stock Kitkat anyway. Coming from the Huawei P6 (which the K1 is based off of) there are only a couple things I like more on the P6 then the K1, and both of those are software based (the Huawei permissions app on 4.2 was great).
The only con I would say is the weight, for me, it is quite heavy for a phone (190g) and the battery life is decent at best (though from what Ive heard using greenify or apps like it help a bit in terms of battery life), they released a bigger capacity battery but I dont have it nor heard much about the supposed extra battery life yet. Performance wise, I havent had any game not work or lag, from asphalt to TWAU, its general performance is also fine, havent add many slow downs etc, only when I first boot up its a bit laggy but couple seconds later its fine. Camera is good, Ive heard some negative comments about it but for my use its okay, the sad part is the camera sensor is quite good but the software for it is quite bad so I recommend getting a new camera app to utilize it better. The look and feel is great, its much better then the P6 (its design is from P6 but its feel is more closer to the Lenovo K900).
Overall, its a great phone in the $250 price range, only thing lacking is the slow support from Kingzone, but hopefully they can improve on that as they are quite a small company
3gb ram and FHD screen is planned for Z1 Turbo.
There is no app that will ever use full potential of 3GB ram in android phones unless they start becoming servers. It’s about how you use your phone, if you do a lot of multitasking, 3GB of ram can be noticeable.
The notion that there’s enough ram for a given time is silly. Read Bill Gate’s quote and see how it hold up today.
Source please, I need to know this is true.
If that’s true it might just go to the top of my list! I like the black and gold look (maybe dark blue) and it would certainly make sense as they did the same with the K1 and K1 turbo
Se the historical release of this company, http://www.devicespecifications.com/en/comparison/bb5524598
So still a conjecture eh. Okay.
How can you say they nobody will ever make an app that uses 3GB of RAM? That’s what people thought year ago with computers too. My father bought 1MB of RAM for his work-PC and people went totally ape-shit: “who needs so much RAM? It’s insane, it’s useless, blabla.” Now I have 16GB in my PC and somethings I use most of it. Most PC’s have like 4GB which they need for OS, browsing, movies, etc and it will be used.
By the way, don’t some Android games already use 1GB? With OS resources it’s near 2GB in use. By the end of 2015 a app (game) may appear which uses 1.5 or 2GB. Some years ago all phones had 512MB of RAM, after a while it became 1GB..2GB..now it starts with 3GB. That has gotten all to do with time and how the market evolves. I don’t find that silly at all. It’s only a matter of time ‘daily apps’ start to use more and more RAM. I mean, I remember that Facebook App was like 5MB of rom storage, now it’s 30 or so? Why shouldn’t that happen with RAM?
Yes, anybody could make an app that make use of 3GB of ram. Heck I could make you one but that doesn’t mean that they have to make one, especially if they want to make sure that their apps is going to sell/received well.
Also read again what I’m saying, digest it carefully, read “multi-task” and “everyone’s need”. I’m not disapproving the need of more RAM for mobile but a single app who need that much RAM. Even on PC only select professional software need that much RAM to operate. You’re insane if you think any competent mobile developers specify that much of RAM for their app to run. That’s practically suicide.
Some inefficient mobile game may need them but not a full 3GB of it and even if they state that they need 1GB, they don’t actually use it all, just that your phone has to have that much and they will use fraction of it.
I digested it carefully, thank you for the tasty snack.
You are right of course, an app that needs so much RAM is written by a bad developer. But I think we’re not hearing each other correctly. I meant to say that 3GB of RAM it too much..now. At present time. By the time it is actually useful there are new generations of phones. That was where I wanted to make the comparison with processors: by the time octa cores are really useful, there are newer versions.
And what I’m trying to say is that the notion that any amount of ram is enough for a given time is silly. Why? Because RAM usage on android depend on each user’s usage pattern and you can’t assume your pattern match other people. YOU may not need them, but maybe other people do.
I know my parent would appreciate the extra RAM. Why? Because they don’t religiously close their apps and they love to leave running application open because they don’t know nor care (or should to), they only know whether a phone is smooth or not.
You can’t really compare CPU core with RAM because they have fundamental difference on how they can be used. Heck, even with growing consumer’s RAM need the CPU side remain stagnant with 4 as the golden ratio in PC space since like 10 years ago. Simply because how it’s used (not gonna going to go in depth for this, you can logically think it yourself).
How do you know that ?
What is call quality like ?
Do you think call quality will be sorted out ?
do you recommend any camera app
I actually had a problem when I first got the phone, it was really hard to hear when in a call but eventually I found out that for some reason the Audio settings on the phone was set very low (to protect you ear I guess). After finding that out, I simply went into Engineer Mode (for MTK device) and raised the volume to better suit my needs. Now, I dont have any problem hearing nor does the person calling me.
This was with 4.2, updating to 4.4 the stock audio settings are already good so no need to change settings. The call quality is great, havent had any problems after the fix, Ive only had two problems with this phone as I stated in my above comment otherwise its a great phone
Ive used the Lenovo SuperCamera app from xda, its pretty robust, so it takes sometime getting used too but I like it
What about the battery life of Ecoo E04?
The Ecoo E04 has a 3000mah battery and lasts me trough the day. During the entire night it used only 1 or maybe 2% because I put it on Airplane Mode. I use the phone a lot and I can use it for a day with: maximum screen brightness, a hour of YouTube a day, two hours of music listening and a lot of e-mail reading, browsing, etc.
It gets me through the day 🙂 I use the phone very intensively with lot’s of music listening and some games. Though, I still think they can optimize the ROM some more. During some small tasks I think the battery drainage could be a little less.
But overall the battery life of this device is very good 🙂
The specs are really good for the price, but I find the phone kind of ugly, and i’m not really convinced by the brand. I think I’ll just get an Elephone P6000.
lol, ironic that you’re not convinced by the “brand” then choose Elephone.
True, but all P6000 reviews I have read are pretty good. But you’r eright, Elephone is on par with Kingzone i guess.
If its as good as the k1 then it should be a cracking phone. Only downsides I can see are the HD screen and 2GB RAM. The competition are using FHD and 3GB. Hopefully get a review of this soon.
Is the difference between HD & FHD quite noticeable ?
The difference is noticeable but tbh I was surprised how well HD (720p) looks even on a 5.5 inch screen when I got my Xiaomi Note.
A good HD screen of around 5″ is not that noticeable but at 5.5″ you will start to see differences, especially in things like text that are not quite as sharp. Saying that I would take a good high end HD panel over a cheap FHD one!
Fair enough.
Fine.
it’s a JDI HD panel, should be good and both battery and performance will say thanks! 3gb ram is pretty useless and will be for a lot of time. I’m pretty amazed by the 3500mah battery (if true) with such a design!
Yes. Especially if you do a lot of text reading, which I’m planning to if I have a 5.5″ phone. This is a dealbreaker for me.
I agree, utilise that 5.5″ screen. I wonder how long after launch they will release the Z1 turbo ?
This phone would look very beautiful if it didn’t have the 2 most annoying design features ever used on phones. Nothing can make a piece of technology look cheaper than gold color and white faceplate. Some might like it but for me it’s the worst they can do. I’d rather have no phone than have a golden phone with white face.
These are also two things that they can change by offering different color options.
its silver not gold. they changed it
where do you read that? I need confirm it, please.
watch this
But…that is golden! At least I think that is golden…maybe I’m colour-blind XD
ever hear of a case or skins?
ever heard of not spending money on ugly plastic to cover a nice phone that feels good?
I think it’s just the same golden color but the lighting is stronger and the colors of the image are bit washed out
Than you should be talking to iPhone owners as they but their phones in coffins. As for myself I don’t use cases. There’s no problem with the way the phone looks at all. You can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time.
Out of interest how has Kingzone done in the Chinese market ?
I love the design of this phone. Personally, I don’t care about the HD screen. The pixel density is still quite superb on a 5.5 inch screen. I’ll choose this over the Jiayu S3 or iOcean MT6752 Rock. Plus HD screen will be easier on the battery too.
Andi, please review this phone as soon as possible.
Does anyone have a phone with a fingerprint reader on the rear? Does it work well? Like, convenience? I have a fingerprint scanner in the home-button and that works great, can’t image it to work great when it’s on the back of the phone…
My daughter has an Elephone P3000S with the fingerprint reader in the back and it’s fine. She uses it to unlock the phone. Remember the Motorola Atrix? the reader was in the back too.
OK. I need to find one to test for myself. Thank you for your answer
The specs are really good for the price, but I find the phone kind of ugly, and i’m not really convinced by the brand. I think I’ll just get an Elephone P6000.
lol, ironic that you’re not convinced by the “brand” then choose Elephone.
True, but all P6000 reviews I have read are pretty good. But you’r eright, Elephone is on par with Kingzone i guess.
Hopefully they change that tacky gold color for/if they do release the turbo version. Tacky.
So far the Z1 is the most promising MT6752 phone, with the Meizu m1 note a close second place. What separates the Z1 from the rest of the pack is the fact that it’s gotta be the lightest 5.5″ metal phone with the largest battery. That fingerprint scanner is icing on the cake. Also, Kingzone has proven that they can make quality hardware with the K1 Turbo.
With HD screen on 5.5″ at $200. Very promising indeed.
Why would you need more than 1080×1920 on a 5.5-in screen unless you use the phone three inches from your face. Two of the most annoying smartphone trends are: (1) thinner phones at the cost of battery life, and (2) phones with 2K displays…yep, at the cost of battery life (and performance).
I just read their press release: it does NOT have a 1.0 mm bezel — it’s actually 1.8 mm. This is not the first time that a Chinese phone maker has lied about the bezel size in the marketing materials — what’s up with that? They must have some kind of bezel fettish.
do you know the rest of the dimensions?
Hopefully they change that tacky gold color for/if they do release the turbo version. Tacky.
Actually in black it looks really good. In all honesty I’m excited about this phone. Really good specs and a Sony imx214 camera. For the price, seems like it can’t go wrong.
So far the Z1 is the most promising MT6752 phone, with the Meizu m1 note a close second place. What separates the Z1 from the rest of the pack is the fact that it’s gotta be the lightest 5.5″ metal phone with the largest battery. That fingerprint scanner is icing on the cake. Also, Kingzone has proven that they can make quality hardware with the K1 Turbo.
With HD screen on 5.5″ at $200. Very promising indeed.
Why would you need more than 1080×1920 on a 5.5-in screen unless you use the phone three inches from your face. Two of the most annoying smartphone trends are: (1) thinner phones at the cost of battery life, and (2) phones with 2K displays…yep, at the cost of battery life (and performance).
I just read their press release: it does NOT have a 1.0 mm bezel — it’s actually 1.8 mm. This is not the first time that a Chinese phone maker has lied about the bezel size in the marketing materials — what’s up with that? They must have some kind of bezel fettish.
do you know the rest of the dimensions?
Actually in black it looks really good. In all honesty I’m excited about this phone. Really good specs and a Sony imx214 camera. For the price, seems like it can’t go wrong.
Apple made a therm “Retina-displays”. There are displays with 300 ppi density, People’s eye can’t see more ppi. 5,5′ with 720p has 294 ppi.So, I think, it is only bla-bla-bla about problems with pixel density
Apple made a therm “Retina-displays”. There are displays with 300 ppi density, People’s eye can’t see more ppi. 5,5′ with 720p has 294 ppi.So, I think, it is only bla-bla-bla about problems with pixel density
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Please give me a few suggestions for i am all at sea, all at sea
Thanks
Xxxxx BGW
http://www.coolicool.com/kingzone-z1-mtk6752-octa-core-55-inch-ips-ogs-hd-screen-android-44-4g-lte-android-smartphone-g-35420 the coupon code:CICZ110
It all boils down to camera quality.
Hey guys,
I need some help. I have been tasked with getting a phone for my partners ealdery mother in law. (She is 75) I am looking for the best option in the $200 to $300 range. Requirements are decent battery, preferably 6 inch plus screen.
Please give me a few suggestions for i am all at sea, all at sea
Thanks
Xxxxx BGW
Do you have a Review planned for this phone in the imediate future?
Thanks!
Do you have a Review planned for this phone in the imediate future?
Thanks!