Tuesday 5 December 2017

Xiaomi ‘Desh Ka Smartphone’- Redmi 5A Launched in India at Rs 4,999







New Delhi, November 30: Chinese handset manufacturer Xiaomi announced that its “Desh ka Smartphone”- the Redmi 5A at an event on Wednesday. Redmi 5A goes through the same reliability test as the other flagship Mi phone to ensure its durability and reliability. Giving a major push to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Make in India initiative, every Redmi 5A will be made in Sri city, Andhra Pradesh, India. “#Redmi5A is being Made in India. 100% if units that we will sell in India, will be made locally in the country”, Manu Kumar Jain, Xiaomi India Managing Director tweeted.

The Desh ka Naya smartphone comes in two variants. The Redmi 5A 2GB+16GB is priced at Rs 4,999 for the first 5 million units post which it will be available for Rs 5,999 and Redmi 5A 3GB+32GB is priced at Rs 6,999. Xiaomi on Tuesday announced that its  “Desh ka Smartphone” will be made available on Flipkart, mi.com and Mi Home stores on the 7th December and also with our offline partners soon.

Redmi 5A

Redmi 5A has a 5-inch fully-laminated HD display and comes with a metallic matte finish, and will be available in three colours- Dark grey, Gold and Rose gold. Like most of Xiaomi phones, Redmi5A also comes with an IR blaster. You can use this to operate your AC, TV, Set-top box and many more devices. It runs on a Snapdragon 425 quad-core processor to ensure that you can run multiple apps and games seamlessly. It can last up to 8 days on standby and it performs well in every category including music and video playback.

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Battery:
Redmi 5A boasts a 3000mAh long-lasting battery which will easily last for more than 1 day under regular usage conditions. “Redmi 4A had hybrid 3 choose 2 sim slot. Our fans asked us to make it 2+1 and so Redmi 5A has a dedicated microSD slot along with 2 SIM slots, expandable up to 128 GB, so you can store all your favourite movies and music”, Xiaomi India said.

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Camera:

Redmi 5A camera

Redmi 5A’s 13MP camera comes with 5-element lens, a f/2.2 aperture, and LED flash. It also has a 5MP front selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture and smart & pro beautify mode! It also comes with several built-in features like HDR powered by our awesome algorithms, panorama, real-time filters. Most importantly, now it also has phase detection autofocus (PDAF).

(Image Credits:@manukumarjain, Twitter)

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Wednesday 29 November 2017

Maruti Suzuki urges all to wear the seat belt for a safe ride

India’s one of the top auto manufacturing company Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) has started a social campaign ( #PehniKya?) across the country to promote using seat belts while travelling in cars. The main aim is to enhance the safety of all the car occupants and educate them about the importance of seatbelts in restraining fatal road accidents and injuries. The social campaign will be across all the mass media platforms like television, radio and on-ground public events.  
According to the latest research that has been conducted by MSIL across 17 major cities of India, only 25% car occupants use the seat belt on regular basis. The survey indicates that the use of seat belts is higher in the cities with strict enforcement than the cities where the legal enforcement is comparatively weak.
Apart from the weak enforcement, there are a few other reasons that have been found behind not wearing a seat belt. It has been found that people are less aware of the benefits of using seat belt, while some people think that wearing a seat belt will ruin their image or ruin their clothes. Few people do not use seat belt as their friends and family do not wear it.
Mr. Kenichi Ayukawa, the Managing Director & CEO of Maruti Suzuki said: “The Indian Government is taking several measures to bring down accident fatalities and make roads safer for vehicle occupants and pedestrians. We support these efforts. Seat belt is a primary safety system in a car and several studies show that its regular use can bring down injuries and fatalities in road accidents.  Through our social campaign, PehniKya, we want to persuade car users to follow this simple safety step.”
 “Based on the findings of our research, we believe that an effective communication campaign across platforms, together with strict enforcement, will convince car users to make seat belt use a habit and support the government’s efforts for road safety”, he added.
As to the government’s advanced safety norms, the passenger vehicles are coming armed with airbags, this makes the use of seat belts even more essential. Because an airbag can cause more harm in a crash if the car occupant is not using the seat belt.
It has been noted in the data collected from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) that non-wearing of seat belts has resulted in 5638 accident deaths in 2016. As to World Health Organization (WHO), seat belts can reduce the risk of road accident deaths and injuries by 45-60%.

YouTube Go designed to work on slow internet now available in India

Google, back in the month of April announced the beta version of an app called YouTube Go in India. Befitting the name -- YouTube Go is a video-centric application -- much like our very own YouTube. But then, this app works even if you have no internet access or the data speed is very low. YouTube Go is introduced mainly for the developing countries, or for people who have limited access to the internet. YouTube Go -- is a toned down version of YouTube and allows you to watch a video, share or download them even with slow or no internet connection.
Untill now, YouTube Go app beta version was available in India. But starting today, as some report suggests -- YouTube Go app is out of beta and is available for everyone. Well, it is, but then, it seems the stable build of the application is still in the rolling out process. So, if you are yet to receive the final version of the app -- you may have to wait for some more time. It seems the roll out is happening in a phased manner.

If you are an Android phone user, you'll find the YouTube Go application on Google Play store. We tried checking the same -- but it seems -- the stable build of the application is yet to roll out for us. When we tried checking for the app on Play store -- the YouTube Go (Unreleased) version was available for us - on both mobile and desktop Play store. Below the application, it was mentioned -- "This is an unreleased app. It may be unstable." However, even though it shows that the app is an unreleased one -- you can still install it -- but as already mentioned -- it may be unstable.
While checking for the YouTube Go app availability on iOS -- we found out that the app is not available on App store. Well, there are no official words if at all the app will hit the App store or not. Probably it will, or maybe it may not. We are not sure on that yet.
With YouTube Go, you can download videos from YouTube and save it on your phone. Not only that, you can also share offline YouTube videos with your friends via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi Direct. And all these can be down even when if your internet connection is slow. With the YouTube Go app, you can preview videos before you download or watch and also choose how many MBs you want to use on videos.
YouTube Go also allows you to watch videos without buffering -- even if your internet is slow. You can also watch the videos anytime and anywhere and for as many times as you want with no extra data cost.

Mobile Phones with Best Battery Backup

Lenovo P2


If battery life is all you want, the Lenovo P2 is currently the best smartphone to purchase in India. This budget smartphone offers a massive 5100mAh battery which can easily last for three days for light users. The phone is powered by a dependable Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 SoC and 4GB of RAM, which makes it good enough for day to day tasks. The camera however is not that great.
Lenovo P2

Asus Zenfone 3S Max

While Asus has a huge lineup of its Zenfone 3 smartphone, the one you should be interested in is the Zenfone 3S Max. it is a small 5.2-inch budget smartphone which packs in a huge 5000mAh battery, which lasts more than a day easily. Although, it is also due to the small and not so powerful MediaTek MT6750 SoC, which in this phone is just good enough for day to day tasks.
Asus Zenfone 3s Max

ZTE Blade A2 Plus

The ZTE Blade A2 Plus finds itself at the third spot with a large 5000mAh battery, which can last more than day on heavy usage and will go beyond two days if you are light user. Beyond that, the phone struggles to find an even footing with the likes of Redmi Note 4 and Moto G5 Plus in terms of performance. However, the display is definitely one of the best we have seen in the price category.
ZTE Blade A2 Plus

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 is another budget smartphone to feature a dependable battery life. The phone offers can easily last a day and while you won’t stellar performance out of the phone, it is still usable. Xiaomi has also worked on the rear camera which is an improvement over the last Redmi Note 3.
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Xiaomi Mi Max Prime

When we talk about big battery smartphones, we ought to talk about big smartphones and the Mi Max Prims is quite literally the budgets of them all. Rocking a 6.44-inch display, the Mi Max Prime has enough space to hold a 4850 mAh battery. This means that the phone can easily last for two days on normal usage and will offer a good movie watching experience. The performance is also quite thanks to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 SoC and 4GB RAM onboard.
Xiaomi Mi Max Prime

Xiaomi Redmi 3S Prime

The Redmi 3S Prime is one of the most affordable smartphones which can offer you a good two day battery life. At a sub-10K price, the phone offers a 5-inch display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 SoC and a fingerprint scanner as well.
Redmi 3s Prime

Oppo F3 Plus

The F3 Plus from Oppo is a selfie centric smartphone, yet it offers one of the best battery life we have seen from a 6-inch smartphone. The 4000mah battery on this phone can go beyond a day even under heavy usage. The performance is being taken care of by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 SoC and 4GB of RAM. However, the aspect of this phone are the cameras and both front and rear cameras are good.
Oppo F3 Plus

Leaked image of Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 shows 18:9 display, Snapdragon 625 SoC

Xiaomi it tipped to unveil theRedmi Note 5 smartphone soon and we may have gotten our first good look at the device. A Weibo user has posted an image of the phone, which suggests that the Chinese company might opt for the 18:9 display aspect ratio. The also gives us a glimpse as to what we can expect from the hardware front. As per the image, the phone is tipped to come with a 4000mAh battery, 12MP rear camera, 64GB internal storage and a 5.99-inch FHD+ screen resolution of 2160 x 1080 pixels. The device runs MIUI 9, which is based on Android Nougat. It is also show to be powered by a Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 625 SoC, which is the same chipset used by the Redmi Note 4 and the Mi A1 smartphones.

These specifications match up to the ones listed on Chinese certification website, TENNA. However, it was earlier assumed that Xiaomi would opt for the new Snapdragon 630 SoC instead of the Snapdragon 625. The new SoC is already being used in the Moto X4, which was launched in India a few weeks back. 
Xiaomi should unveil and launch the Redmi Note 5 in India soon. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 was well received in the country since its launch in January this year. By August, the company says that it sold over 5 million units of the device and it currently claims that the phone is the number one selling phone in India. A recent IDC report also showed that Xiaomi was the fastest growing smartphone brand in India and was level with Samsung in the Indian smartphone market. 
Besides the Redmi Note 5, Xiaomi has also teased the launch of a new device it calls “desh ka smartphone.” The new device is expected to be a low-cost smartphone which would compete with the likes of the JioPhone and the Micromax Bharat 1.
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OnePlus 5T Review

HIGHLIGHTS

  • The main highlight of the new OnePlus 5T is its 18:9 screen
  • The secondary rear camera is optimised for low-light photography
  • Battery life and general performance are great.
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  • If you've just released a pretty good product but come up with an improvement just a short while later, should you release it immediately, or wait for some time to pass? The advantage of going ahead is that you can keep up with competitors who might have released products with new features and capabilities since your launch, and you get to create a whole new hype cycle. The downside of course is the backlash from buyers who picked up your earlier product and would feel let down or even betrayed by such rapid forced obsolescence. That's exactly the position OnePlus was in, and from what the company has said, it didn't hesitate at all to launch the OnePlus 5T just five months after the OnePlus 5.
    This is a company that has built its identity on delivering more than the big guns can, and that too at lower prices. Samsung and LG both had the same idea earlier this year - make phone screens taller instead of increasing their size proportionately, and that way you can stretch them without the awkwardness of an overgrown phablet. However, Samsung and LG are gigantic multinational corporations that manufacture their own displays. It took a while for third-party suppliers to catch up, but VivoOppo and Honor are already shipping 18:9 models. OnePlus just couldn't afford to not be playing on the same level. That's why the OnePlus 5 is now on its way out despite being launched with much fanfare only five months ago.
    Very little else about the OnePlus 5T is new - its processor and nearly all of its hardware as well as software is very much the same. In fact, even its pricing is the same as that of the outgoing OnePlus 5, making this a simple drop-in replacement. In that sense, there shouldn't be much to say about this phone - but we're putting it through the full review process anyway, to see how far this company has come in very little time. Here's everything you need to know about the new OnePlus 5T.
  • OnePlus 5T design

    As with many things in the technology industry, once it's clear that a new feature or specification has everyone talking, almost every company under the sun will race to adopt it. It's interesting when it comes to taller screens, because for the first time in a very long time, there's something visibly different about smartphones right now. It's easy to feel that there is a tangible reason to upgrade when you see a nearly borderless 18:9 screen on a smartphone for the first time - more so than improved camera quality, software or battery life, this is something physical that you can see in front of you. It's aesthetically pleasing, and immediately a line is drawn between the old and the new.
    OnePlus isn't the first company to launch such a phone; not by a long shot. When placed side by side with the Oppo F5 (Review), the similarities in their proportions are obvious. Much the same can be said about the Honor 9i (Review), Vivo V7 Plus (Review), and of course the LG G6 (Review) - no one has managed to emulate Samsung's curved screens yet.
    The screen measures 6.01 inches diagonally with a resolution of 1080x2160, and uses AMOLED technology. Everything looks sharp, bright, and saturated. There are still black borders around it - thinner at the sides than at the top and bottom - but the effect is still immersive. Videos and games are especially engaging.
    The body of the OnePlus 5T is made of aluminium, and the company is quick to point out subtle design cues such as the sharp crease around the edges of an otherwise curved body. Unlike its predecessors, this model is available only in Midnight Black - and OnePlus is not saying why it reduced choices, or whether we can expect more options or even special editions down the line. This phone feels solid, but it isn't especially eye-catching in the way that Apple and Samsung's latest flagships are. It also isn't certified for any sort of weatherproofing.
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  • With regard to the obvious similarity between the OnePlus 5T and sister company Oppo's R11s, the company is vehemently denying any sort of partnership or sharing of design resources - though the similarities are there for all the world to see.
    Predictably, the fingerprint sensor has been moved to the rear of the phone. The fact that this phone is no wider than usual means that the sensor is within easy reach. The camera bump has smooth, angled sides, very similar to those of the iPhone 7 Plus (Review) and iPhone 8 Plus (Review), and we are assured that the finish is more durable than that of the OnePlus 5, which started chipping almost as soon as we took it out of its box. The top of the phone is bare, while the bottom has a 3.5mm audio socket, USB Type-C port, and speaker grille.
    The left of the phone has OnePlus's trademark Alert Slider, which lets you flip between three positions - Silent, DND, and Ring. It's incredibly handy, especially if you're migrating from an iPhone. The volume buttons are also on the left, and the power button is on the right. Above the power button is a tray for two Nano-SIMS - this phone doesn't support storage expansion at all, which might frustrate some users.
    In terms of physical size, the OnePlus 5T is very slightly taller, wider and thicker - not enough to be noticeable unless you stand the two next to each other, but enough that their cases can't be shared. The new model is also a little heavier, at 162g compared to 153g. OnePlus continues to ship an extremely bulky charger with this phone, and you also get the same red USB Type-C cable as before. No headset is included, and if you want to use your own it will need to have a very slim plug to work with any of the official OnePlus cases.
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  • OnePlus 5T specifications and software

    Qualcomm hasn't released a mid-year flagship upgrade, despite persistent rumours of a Snapdragon 836, and so almost nothing about the OnePlus 5T has changed, compared to the OnePlus 5. It uses the same Snapdragon 835 SoC with its integrated Adreno 540 GPU, and comes in the same two variants - one with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, and one with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
    This phone supports VoLTE and 4G on both SIMs, but only one at a time, as well as dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX HD. NFC, GPS, and GLONASS are supported, and there's a wide range of sensors including an electronic compass and gyroscope. The USB Type-C port works at only USB 2.0 speed. The battery capacity is 3300mAh and OnePlus's own Dash Charge standard for quick charging will work if you use one of the company's own chargers.

    The only thing other than the display that's really new about this phone is the fact that its secondary rear camera doesn't have a telephoto lens, but instead a sensor that is tuned for low-light photography. The primary camera is the same 16-megapixel unit as on the OnePlus 5, but now it is joined by a 20-megapixel partner with the same f/1.7 aperture and 27.22mm focal length. OnePlus stresses that this also allows for better portrait shots because the focal lengths match. It's frustrating to see that the optical zoom functionality has been taken away, but it's possible that the tradeoff will be useful to more people, more often.
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  • We're surprised and a little disappointed that OnePlus couldn't ship this phone with Android 8.0. As it stands, you get Android 7.1.1 in the form of the custom OxygenOS fork, with a beta test period commencing soon and a final update to Android 8.0 and a new version of OxygenOS arriving early next year. As OnePlus says, the experience it delivers is almost perfectly that of stock Android, but with loads of little improvements throughout. You get a lot more UI customisation options plus overhauled apps such as the Gallery.
    Because of the taller screen on the OnePlus 5T, you can swipe down or up anywhere on the home screens to reveal the notifications shade or app drawer. There are multiple gestures, including shortcuts that you can assign yourself, and you can also choose secondary functions for the on-screen Android navigation buttons. OnePlus is also introducing Parallel Apps to let you run two instances of social media services, and an iPhone migration assistant - neither of which is a unique innovation. Other features include a Game DND mode that suppresses notifications, Night Mode, a dark UI theme, and the ability to lock apps of your choice.

    Perhaps inevitably, the OnePlus 5T supports facial recognition as a way to unlock itself. Setup works in exactly the same way as on the Oppo F5, and while recognition can be very quick, it simply doesn't work in low light. OnePlus freely admits that facial recognition isn't nearly as secure as a fingerprint, and so you can't use it for banking apps or making purchases. At least you still have the fingerprint sensor, though.
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  • OnePlus 5T performance, cameras, and battery life

    We tested the OnePlus 5T variant with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, and as expected, usage was a breeze. The phone was more than adequately fast when it came to loading apps, playing games, and multitasking. HD videos streamed smoothly and we couldn't feel any hiccups at all. You can choose between the default colour profile, sRGB, DCI-P3, adaptive mode, and a custom colour temperature. If you find the default too saturated, sRGB might suit you better.
    The single mono speaker is pretty loud but music tends to distort at higher volumes, and there isn't any richness to it. Sound is just about good enough for games, and we would have liked better, especially considering this phone's price. There's no headset in the box, though at least there is a standard 3.5mm socket. According to OnePlus, the Type-C ecosystem for headphones isn't good enough yet, and there isn't enough choice in the market.
    We did find ourselves appreciating some of the tweaks that OxygenOS brings to Android, such as the ability to wake the phone with a double-tap and unlock it with our faces instantly. This is an effective workaround to the lack of a fingerprint sensor on the front, which we did miss when we had the phone lying face up on a table. However, the sensor on the rear is easy enough to reach when the phone is in either hand.

    We recorded a stellar score of 179,519 with the AnTuTu benchmark, as well as 1,966 and 6,731 in Geekbench's single-core and multi-core tests respectively. 3DMark Ice Storm Extreme gave us 14,291 points and GFXBench managed 60fps in the T-rex test as well as an impressive 23fps in the Car Chase test.
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  • he primary rear camera does a good job as long as there's plenty of light. We noticed that colours popped more and details were much sharper when there was bright sunlight, and everything deteriorated quite a bit on a cloudy day. In favourable conditions, our photos turned out very well, with close-ups faring better than landscapes. The portrait mode produced artificial-looking results about half the time. Parts of the viewfinder flashed on screen for about a second as the phone calculated the foreground and background, and even then there was a slight chance of errors in the blurring. It's a nice effect, but feels just a little gimmicky at this point. Interestingly, OnePlus has retained the iPhone-style zoom button in its app despite the fact that it only triggers the standard digital zoom now.
    The secondary rear camera only kicks in when there's very little light. The phone determines when to use it; there's no user-facing control. On very rare occasions, we saw the app jump between the two cameras when we were trying to line up a shot, and the difference in perspective made it difficult for us to frame what we wanted to capture. However, results were excellent. If there was even a little bit of incident light, we can see the difference made by the f/1.7 lens and technique of combining four pixels into one on the higher-density sensor to increase light sensitivity. We took several samples that were more than usable in very low light, with noise and grain well under control.
    The front camera is decent enough in various conditions, and you can safely use it for all your social media needs. OnePlus co-founders Carl Pei and Pete Lau told Gadgets 360 at the launch event that the beautification algorithms on the OnePlus 5T are different for Indian, Chinese, and Caucasian faces, and the phone uses your SIM card to determine the nationality it should apply - certainly an interesting feature that isn't widely known.
    Video recording goes up to 4K at 30fps, 1080p at 60fps, or 720p slow motion at 120fps. This is slightly disappointing, as other phones on the market can capture better slow-mo video. However, video is still smooth and crisp, and the quality should be adequate for most people.
    Battery life is a bright spot. We were able to use the OnePlus 5T for a full day, including some gaming and video streaming and a lot of photography, and we still had a bit of power left over at night. We were never worried about the battery running out. Our HD video loop test ran for 13 hours, 30 minutes which is quite a bit less than the OnePlus 5 managed, and that much of a difference can't entirely be explained by the newer phone's larger screen.
  • Verdict

    Last year, OnePlus replaced the 3 with the 3T because there was a new processor available. This year, it's a new kind of display. In both cases, the changes wouldn't be major enough for large brands to break their yearly cycles, and that just shows the differences between the old and new guards. OnePlus, like most of its Chinese counterparts, does what it takes to try and stay at the top.
    The OnePlus 5T is marginally better than the OnePlus 5, that is if you don't desperately need the older model's optical zoom capabilities. You get a more modern, more appealing phone at exactly the same price, so of course the 5T is the better pick. For the most part, we agree that the low-light sensor is more useful than a telephoto lens, but we did miss the ability to frame some shots better. In any case, there's no question of choosing between the two models since OnePlus has replaced the 5 outright and most variants are already out of stock.
    Should existing OnePlus 5 owners rush out to buy the new model? Absolutely not, but some loyal fans of the brand will do just that. If you have a phone that's at least two years old, the OnePlus 5T certainly has a strong appeal. We can't say we're thrilled with the upward trend in this company's prices, especially since you don't get all the perks of a top-end phone, such as weather-proofing, wireless charging, and a super-slick design. If you're looking for the phone with the biggest wow factor, the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 comes in within the same price range. If you aren't caught up in the 18:9 hype, the Honor 8 Pro still sells for a good bit less, and on the other hand if you can afford to spend more, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will keep you happy.
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Oneplus 5T

OnePlus 5T

NETWORKTechnologyGSM / CDMA / HSPA / LTE
2G bandsGSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2
 CDMA 800 & TD-SCDMA
3G bandsHSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100
4G bandsLTE band 1(2100), 2(1900), 3(1800), 4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600), 8(900), 12(700), 17(700), 18(800), 19(800), 20(800), 25(1900), 26(850), 28(700), 29(700), 30(2300), 34(2000), 38(2600), 39(1900), 40(2300), 41(2500), 66(1700/2100)
SpeedHSPA, LTE-A (3CA) Cat12 600/150 Mbps
GPRSYes
EDGEYes
LAUNCHAnnounced2017, November
StatusAvailable. Released 2017, November
BODYDimensions156.1 x 75 x 7.3 mm (6.15 x 2.95 x 0.29 in)
Weight162 g (5.71 oz)
BuildFront glass, aluminum frame & back
SIMDual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by)
DISPLAYTypeOptic AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size6.01 inches, 93.7 cm2 (~80.0% screen-to-body ratio)
Resolution1080 x 2160 pixels, 18:9 ratio (~401 ppi density)
MultitouchYes
ProtectionCorning Gorilla Glass 5
 - DCI-P3
- Oxygen OS 4.7
PLATFORMOSAndroid 7.1.1 (Nougat)
ChipsetQualcomm MSM8998 Snapdragon 835
CPUOcta-core (4x2.45 GHz Kryo & 4x1.9 GHz Kryo)
GPUAdreno 540
MEMORYCard slotNo
Internal128 GB, 8 GB RAM or 64 GB, 6 GB RAM
CAMERAPrimaryDual: 16 MP (f/1.7, 27mm, 1/2.8", 1.12 µm, gyro EIS) + 20 MP (f/1.7, 27mm, 1/2.8", 1 µm), phase detection autofocus, dual-LED flash, check quality
FeaturesGeo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama
Video2160p@30fps, 1080p@30/60fps, 720p@30/120fps, check quality
Secondary16 MP (f/2.0, 20mm, 1.0 µm), EIS (gyro), Auto HDR, 1080p
SOUNDAlert typesVibration; MP3, WAV ringtones
LoudspeakerYes
3.5mm jackYes
 - Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- Dirac HD sound
COMMSWLANWi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, WiFi Direct, DLNA, hotspot
Bluetooth5.0, A2DP, LE, aptX HD
GPSYes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO
NFCYes
RadioNo
USB2.0, Type-C 1.0 reversible connector
FEATURESSensorsFingerprint (rear-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
MessagingSMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, IM, Push Email
BrowserHTML5
JavaNo
 - Fast battery charging 5V 4A 20W (Dash Charge)
- DivX/Xvid/MP4/H.265 player
- MP3/eAAC+/WMA/WAV/FLAC player
- Document viewer
- Photo/video editor
BATTERY Non-removable Li-Po 3300 mAh battery
MISCColorsMidnight Black
PriceAbout 500 EUR
TESTSPerformanceBasemark OS II: 4235 / Basemark OS II 2.0: 3632
Basemark X: 38656
DisplayContrast ratio: Infinite (nominal), 4.789 (sunlight)
CameraPhoto / Video
LoudspeakerVoice 68dB / Noise 73dB / Ring 69dB
Audio qualityNoise -94.0dB / Crosstalk -93.7dB
Battery life
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