Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “DOOGEE MIX 2 VS DOOGEE MIX 1!”.
This is the digi mix a bit of a runaway success, a bit of a surprise hit today’s a good day, because today we have the mix to the phone’s direct successor, and when we compare both of these phones side-by-side, it reveals an interesting truth about the company Behind them, so let’s get right into it. Taking a look around the box of the phone, it’s pretty unremarkable presentation in the top right. We have a little sticker, which tells us that we have the six gigabyte RAM 64 gigabyte ROM model, which sounds pretty impressive. Now, if you’ve seen our unboxing of the original do G mix, this box over here actually isn’t as impressive, which seems unusual. But if you stick around it’ll start to make a little bit more sense, all right, so the digi mix to inside the box comes with a plastic screen protector, a screen, cleaning cloth and a hard protective case, and it’s pretty well finished. But you do notice almost straightaway, just how sharp the phone’s edges are.
It also comes with a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack adapter, of course not needed in the original phone, because that had a headphone jack, an interesting side note here something I couldn’t obviously help noticing. When I was unboxing, the phone is that wherever I was moving the box over my table, it was leaving a very difficult to remove mark something to bear in mind, alright, so upon first taking the mix too out of its protective packaging. There are so many things to say this is such a interesting, striking, controversial kind of phone, but the first thing which really left out at me when I saw it was how much it looks like the original 1 1 Intel’s, its general shape. It is obviously a more recent and hardware wise, more up-to-date device, but the fact that it ended up looking like this shows that there perhaps was a bit of a problem in the design room. Alright, comparing against the original mix. That was by no means a light phone, but the mix too is seriously seriously heavy. On top of that, the 7.95 millimeter thickness of the original mix has been expanded to 8.6, somewhat excusable due to the large battery 4060 many amps over here, but at the same time it really is treading on thin ice.
The fingerprint scanner has been moved from the front of the phone on the original mix to the rare on the mix and holding these two phones side-by-side. You start to realize they look nothing alike. The colors are slightly off the camera. Arrangements are completely different and, whilst the original mix had this plain blue, aesthetic to it, the mix too has a color-changing purple frame, not a bad thing, just very, very different. The finishes that both phones have running around their sides and the speaker grilles, are in stark contrast. Now, of course, when you go from your first gen phone to a 2nd gen phone, you expect evolution. But the problem is: is that these two phones here they barely even share resemblance aside from the logo on the back and a couple of wallpapers that both of them have in common? You couldn’t tell they’re from the same company, and this leads us to two potential conclusions. Number one duty hasn’t done a very good job of creating a brand identity or number two.
The original Duty mix was a surprise success. People weren’t expecting it to do nearly as well as it did. It was picked up by media journalists youtubers and it really took off and it’s very possible that the mix too was actually meant to be a completely different smartphone altogether and at the last minute. In order to continue to ride off the success of the original, they changed it to a mix phone, and you can tell this wasn’t meant to be a mix.
Ferny doesn’t even have the same form factor every one of these mix devices was somewhat of an imitation of shammies mimics, whereas the do G mix two bears no resemblance whatsoever. It’S not all bad news, though. The mixture has a six-inch 2160 by 1080p LCD compared to the original mixes 5.5 inch. 720P Super AMOLED, and this alone gives us a lot to talk about, as they have now gone for an LCD. The colors aren’t as vivid but they’re, slightly more accurate and a little bit less green. Viewing angles are better and the high resolution means text is way, sharper and icons.
Look a lot clearer. The difference is noticeable, to say the least. The extra screen space on the mix too, has essentially been added to the top and the bottom, making this a longer 18 to 9 aspect ratio. Whilst the Android version has only gone up from under a 7.0 to 7.1, the UI has changed quite drastically. It becomes simpler, less of a heavy skinned and almost in every way for the better. The software has also become a lot more stock.
Even the app drawer now will swipe up in the same way it does on the pixel phones in terms of power. Both of these phones are pretty good, but not amazing. We’Ve got 6 gigs of RAM combined with the Helio p25, which offers decent performance the mix two benchmarks higher, but because of just how many more pixels there are on screen, it actually performs less well in high-end graphic situations.
Now one of my main complaints about the original mix was that fake dual camera, and even though this time around everything has been rearranged, it looks completely different. One thing has remained this saying that top sensor does absolutely nothing. The imaging capabilities in general, though, are a little bit better.
Of course, you have no dual camera features here, but shutter time is a little bit faster and the pictures just come out a little bit more detailed aside from that, though, the mix I got to say is a complete sidestep. It is a confusing move from a confusing company. It’S not a disaster of a phone, it’s not the worst way to spend your money, but the problem is in these six months between this phone’s released and the last phone’s release. The market has got a lot more competitive and amidst this competition, the company has gone ahead and produced a success of smartphone, which is barely better in any way anyway, guys thanks a lot for watching. I really hope you enjoyed the video. My name is Aaron. This is mr. he’s the boss and I’m signing out .