AllCall Atom Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

AllCall Atom - the balance is almost reached

The Chinese company AllCall does not change its traditions, releasing only budgetary smartphones. However, many competitors, creating ever more stylish and technological products in the low price segment, do not allow the company to really get on its feet and be well-known. To achieve success, the manufacturer could either try to enter into other value categories, or play in advance by making an inexpensive, but very competitive phone. But neither the first nor the second item by the developer were not performed.

The design of the novelty is attractive. The metal back cover is integrated with curved screen glass, a fingerprint scanner and even a dual camera. For "full happiness" is not enough just a bezelless display. However, the installed 5.2-inches IPS-panel is not bad either. Unlike OGS-screens, the image strongly loses brightness in direct sunlight, but in other situations, the resolution at 1280x720 pixels is contrast and detailed.

The Mediatek MT6737 processor, 2GB of RAM and the Mali T720MP2 video adapter, perhaps, is the best solution for a modest cost gadget. And for resource-intensive games such a bundle is enough (albeit on minimal graphics settings), and the 4G-network is always avialable to the user. The microSD slot provides the opportunity for the buyer to store huge collections of music, videos and applications that do not fit into the built-in 16GB of ROM.

8-megapixel rear photomodules from Sony guarantee excellent shooting of documents and static objects. Unfortunately, poor lighting or high dynamics of evens grow into a lot of noise or blurry pictures. The 5-megapixel front camera deserves the same description. The autonomy of the device also improved a little. The battery at 2100mAh will be enough for about five hours of active screen time, which is difficult to call a record result. However, in general, the device is balanced and interesting, not devoid of a thoughtful appearance. But the lack of real competitive advantages calls into the question of its popularity in the world.