QUOTE(zero5177 @ Mar 4 2015, 03:59 PM)
How's the camera performance? Photos? Video? I saw both good and bad comment on this... need more clarification
Will try to post some photos later when I had the time, but dont complain bout my shaky hands

. Will use the auto mode since I not good with those exposure type of settings
QUOTE(nevland @ Mar 4 2015, 04:11 PM)
@sniperwolf, a quick review from you please..
1) Build quality of the phone
2) sample photos taken from front and back camera
3) battery life so far
4) any noticeable lagĀ encountered sp far
thank u
1. not bad for this price range, imo looks pretty similar to mi3 in term of design
2. will post it later, but I dont selfie, so will be the back camera photo
3. this will take bit time to test, as I havent actually charge the phone yet. Was draining the battery to get below 10%, then only will charge it, which will be later tonight. The phone come wilth around 40%+ battery life and now left around 10% after some benchmarking, photos and gaming
4. none so far, all pretty smooth. Phone only get slight warm after bout half hour of asphalt 8 in highest graphic setting, which is pretty good compare to the older mt6592 which I had tried before
QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Mar 4 2015, 04:31 PM)
@sniperwolf
Thanks for the tip. I still cannot make myself accept "those Chinese model" phones, though.
So far my Zenfone 5 serves me well, despite the lackluster battery life.
Right now, Zenfone 2 looks to be my best bet for an upgrade, though it only has 3.0Ah. It will launch with Android 5, though.
Second option considered was actually Acer E700, the triple-sim card phone. However, to me the only advantage that this model has over ZF5 is its 3.5Ah battery. Spec wise, not so much of an upgrade.
I personally also using a chinese phone as my main phone, nubia z7 max, which is pretty reliable so far and worth my every cent, since its the first model which offer dual sim 4g support last year. Acer and Asus is also considered as chinese phone imo, just that the company base is in Taiwan only, same goes to HTC
Coolpad and TCL is quite a big company in China which produces reliable phones, which is why you could give it a try for the sub 1k rmb range phone with dual sim 4g support. For coolpad F2, only the fhd model fully support all local 4g band, where its variants only able to support band 1 and 3 only. TCL mmd 3n also only capable of band 1 and 3 support as well, which it wont bother much if you with maxis or celcom 4g. Coolpad f2 is equipped with snapdragon 615, where tcl mmd 3n is equipped with mt6752m
Redmi 2 with 2gb ram has just launched as well in china, but the unicom version has yet to be seen, which will be another budget friendly dual sim 4g phone when its available.
This post has been edited by sniperwolf: Mar 4 2015, 05:54 PM