Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Gemini Pro – The Flagship Smartphone you haven’t heard of.”.
So guys this is the uniform, Gemini Pro and exciting flagship for many reasons, but more than anything what it can do for such a low price with our being third, let’s get started, so I thought it’d be a pretty good idea to start this, video with an Unboxing, because, primarily for $ 250 flagship, what we’re getting here is a really really nice bit of presentation. We’Ve got this pretty awesome, consistent red and black thing going on here, and the USB type-c charging cable also echos. This it’s quite reminiscent of the 1 5 charger. We’Ve also got a micro USB to USB type-c adapter, which together should be as standard and then in this little box.
At the back, we’ve got a couple of little surprises. Not only have we got the ejecting pin and the instruction manual, but also a tempered glass screen protector and a really really impressive leather feeling case. Tom’S got a shiny robbery inside feels really high-quality, and I can imagine some companies will be charging you $ 20. For this, so here’s the smartphone it’s genuinely beautiful and for 250 dollars. It’S packing incredible specifications we’re going to get onto that in just a moment, but let’s start with how it looks and feels so at nearly eight and a half millimeters and 181 grams.
It’S hardly the most felt package holding it in the hands, though it is still pretty comfortable. The weight is evenly distributed, which means you don’t really notice most of the time and also the curved corners means your hands can slide over quite nicely. There is a tiny bit of flex in the body, but that is to be expected out of phone at this price and that red and black finish I genuinely love it. I mean I can kind of see why more mainstream manufacturers stick to the blacks, the Grays and the gold. But here it is such a refreshing change, so the display we’ve got packing is a 5.5 inch 1080p panel, it’s backed by Gorilla Glass 3, which is a fairly old technology, but nonetheless still has some scratch resistance. It’S got only an average level of brightness, but the colour reproduction is quite nice. It took a little bit of adjusting to moving from the Galaxy s8 because it is less saturated done that, but you actually start to really get into it. It’S a nice display to view content on the only thing which really irks me about the display is the fact that we’ve got those giant bezels looking at the beautiful rear of the smartphone, I think contrasting it with how the front looks. It only seems like there were two entirely different goals at heart, so, to be honest, I was more or less delight to find a pretty stock version of Android 7.1 on this guy can really last too much more there’s a little bit of a dark theme going On quite a nice adjustment and a refreshing change and a couple of extra features on top something I really like is you can substitute the navigation bar with the home button so, for example, single tapping it will go back and long pressing. It will go straight home.
I also really like the fingerprint scan on this, while some people do prefer rear placement to me, this works really well. I can get into my phone far faster than I could with my normal Galaxy s8 in terms of settings. The companies put quite a bit of emphasis on smart assistant, essentially a whole list of settings that allow you to interact with your phone by gestures or using the different sensors on it, and they work to a mix degree. Some are good. Some are less good. I just couldn’t get over the ridiculously named eyebrow mode.
Now I’ll also really excited to see the MT 67 956 of RAM on paper. That’S a potent combination and it does score very well for its price. On benchmarks, I mean eighty-three thousand a month to two is theoretically enough to do anything. You’D want to do with your Android device. The operating system performance is really fast, very, very fluid. There’S no performance, a cups whatsoever.
Sometimes you forget that the phone is $ 250. I’Ll talk about the RAM management here is actually far better than even what I’ve seen on devices with even more RAM. It works well to multitask and gaming performance absolutely shines.
You may have a slight compatibility issue. It may be one or two percent of the apps and games you want to use, but apart from that, the performance is more or less flawless. There is no game that you’ll feel limited by or that you won’t be able to play just because it’s not fast enough.
I also found application performance things like photo and video editing on the phone. We’Re really good. They were really quick, but the only thing worth noting is that with some tasks, not all just some things, there is a little bit of an input lag between your action and the actual output. It’S not a huge deal. It probably happens on a lot of firms like this, but it is noticeable. So, with a battery life of three thousand six hundred and eighty million powers, I was expecting a little bit more of a full day’s use, but that is more or less what you get, which isn’t bad by any means.
But it’s just probably not using that battery. To its fullest potential now you also do have a reasonably loud mono speaker on the bottom again: placement, not that impressive. It is mono sound, but it’s reasonably loud and vocals and voices some really clear through it. Now the camera is definitely one of the most interesting things about the Jeremiah Pro we’ve actually got a dual 13 megapixel sensor here, one monochrome and one RGB, those meant to work together to create really impressive bouquet effects in practice. Well, first of all it’s detailed. It’S got a good focus distance.
You can get really quite close to objects and still focus on them. It’S pretty good at managing HDR and iOS as well, and the bokeh mode is impressive. Even when you’re not particularly close to objects, you can definitely give them a sense of depth greater than what you would be able to do with a single lens. Having said that, it doesn’t always work. Sometimes you can end up with something a little bit more like this. I suppose that’s what you expect from portrait modes on other phones, but this one just isn’t quite as good as what you might see on the iPhone 7 plus, for example, a bit of a shame to see that the phone really loses its polish in lower lighting Conditions, having said that, the 4k video was really not bad at all. We’Re getting that strong depth of field that we wanted from those lenses and the stabilization was electronic in nature – is really not bad, so guys, badda D, EULA Phone Gemini Pro and it’s a firm with a lot of potential potential to look dazzling potential to perform really Well and potential to have an excellent camera, whilst it doesn’t necessarily always perform at its potential for the most part, you’ll just be glad that it can even get close. The Gemini pro rata sets the bar high for a mid tier flagship.
It’S got loads of storage. 64 gigs plus a microSD multi coverage and also tick almost all the boxes, thanks for watching, I’m missing the ball and haha .