Blackview BV4000 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Blackview BV4000 - protection at the highest level

The budget segment of secure smartphones is rapidly gaining popularity. Good functionality, the gradually decreasing size of devices further affect the growth in sales. The Chinese company Blackview is aware of this trend and decides to attract new customers to its side. And the hero of today's review should contribute to this process.

The appearance of the novelty is brutal and at the same time beautiful. The "cut" corners of the housing, an effective oleophobic coating of the 4,7-inches display visually increase the cost of the IP68-device. The IPS-screen, characterized by HD-resolution, is also very good. Though the minimum layer of air between the glass and the sensor at the panel is still observed, the brightness level is enough to work with the phone even in direct sunlight.

The technical component of the unit also does not cause problems for the considered price range. The four cores of the Mediatek MT6580 processor, 1GB of RAM and the Mali 400MP2 graphics chip cope with any tasks in everyday gadget usage, including some resource-intensive games. 8GB of ROM, supplemented by microSD-slot cards, will satisfy the needs of even fans of serials and music in lossless formats.

Built-in 8 and 2-megapixel cameras can hardly be called ideal, but they can always help out in a difficult situation. Even in poor lighting, photos do not abound with noise. The capacious 3680mAh battery, providing a remarkable 8-9 hours of active screen time, support for 3G, the modified Android 7.0 OS help the device not only to outperform most existing competitors, but also to become a potential bestseller after its predecessors of the BV-series.