Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “The Best BUDGET Phone You’ve Never Heard Of (2016)”.
Guys this is the verr defense, smart, prime seven and I’ve never actually been this impressed with a sub hundred pound smartphone. Let’S go coming in at just 75 pounds RRP. This is one of the cheapest smartphones you can buy in the UK. It’S made by the company Vodafone, you don’t normally tend to manufacture handsets as much as they do contracts, but it’s a very interesting device.
Nonetheless, in terms the way it looks and feels it’s got, a metal trim around the edges, really something I wasn’t expecting. The buttons on the side are really grippy, and it’s just strangely nice and it’s also slim light and cups rather nicely in the hands. The back does a good job of not slipping, it doesn’t attract finger prints and a whole build of a phone is something I was basically blown away by have a base of the smart phone. We have three capacitive, light-up, inbuilt keys, now, they’re, actually very responsive, and the vibration is subtle, unlike some cheap Chinese smartphones, which have very poor quality motors. So, let’s start by talking about performance, it’s one of the first things I did when actually getting the phone was run, an an to benchmark and, let’s just say, with a score of just over 20,000, it doesn’t set the board on fire. Now this is running one gigabyte of RAM and a Snapdragon 210 processor, so not exactly the highest and components, but performance is really really smooth, even flicking through Android 6.0 point, one, which is a very optimized ecosystem, going through the browser, even playing games. I was actually ready rather than impressed.
Whilst most games don’t run out a sort of full 60 frames per second for buttery, smooth performance, you do tend to get a consistent 30 frames per second with just about every single title, apart from perhaps the most demanding 3d ones, but it can’t even handle some First-Person shooters, for example, this is all rounded off by a 5 inch 720p IPS panel, which has really good viewing angles, a full colour spectrum and enough contrast to keep everything on the screen. Looking sharp. As for battery, we have twenty five hundred and forty million parts of juice, which on paper is great but in practice is absolutely amazing. The verda phone swap m7 has extremely efficient usage of the battery life, and you can squeeze up to eight days of intermittent usage on it.
For example, if each day all you’re doing is sort of browsing a little bit checking a couple of emails playing a couple of games, then this thing will actually last longer than most other smartphones on the market. But with intensive usage you can still through almost two days. The camera is capable of taking eight megapixel photos or 1080p videos at 30 frames per second, obviously, not the best camera we’ve seen on a smartphone but capable of taking some nice-looking photos with crisp contrast and a good level of saturation, but unfortunately it falls short when It comes to low lighting and depth of field is not particularly impressive. Similarly, the front camera is pretty mere. The speaker on the phone is amazing. I mean it’s got mono sound output, but it makes my 500-pound galaxy note5 sound tinny, not that people seem to really care these days, but core quality was also absolutely fine, no problems there.
The smart Prem 7 comes built-in, with just eight gigabytes of internal storage, which just isn’t enough, but luckily there is room for SD cards up to another hundred and twenty eight gigabytes. So there it is guys an absolutely stunning budget, smartphone 75 pounds or just over $ 100, if you’re in the US and you’re getting a great screen insane battery life, a great speaker and a half decent camera, with its 2.5 D screen and metal trim you’re getting A look and feel that far defies the cost of entry with this product. After quite a long time, testing it updating it retesting it. I can honestly say that this smartphone has impressed across the board.
I can almost not fault it and it’s gon na be very difficult to beat in 2016 thanks a lot for watching I’m mr. Hughes, the boss, if you enjoyed this video, I’d, really appreciate it. If you slap that subscribe button I’ll see you next time, .