Blackview BV9600E Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Blackview BV9600E - artificial expansion of the range

The Chinese company Blackview has currently sold almost a million smartphones BV9600 and its Pro version, which is an achievement for a small corporation. Phones were appreciated by both critics and users alike, however, it’s getting outdated anyway. That is why the developer decided to release a slightly updated version of the best seller. But are the changes noticeable?

The appearance of the novelty is completely identical to that of its predecessors. Of course, in a modern IP68- enabled smartphone with protection against moisture and dust, I would like to see more camera modules or smaller display frames, but also a nice body texture, an abundance of metal and rubber elements, a dual camera and a fingerprint sensor on the side look good. Surprisingly, the 6.21-inch screen is made according to the rare technology for the AMOLED segment, which has a positive effect on brightness and contrast. FullHD + resolution makes the picture clear and detailed.

Technical characteristics relevant and productive. The Mediatek Helio P70 processor , 4GB of RAM and the Mali G72MP3 video adapter can run demanding games even at medium graphics settings, but you should not count on a large supply of power for the future. ROM allocated 128GB , so the buyer can do without MicroSD cards . But even for them there is a special slot. But for headphones, a separate output, unfortunately for audiophiles, is not provided.

The main 16- and 0.3-megapixel photo modules do not display phablet to the rank of camera phones due to mediocre noise reduction and not always correct white balance. However, in capable hands, such sensors are also capable of creating decent photos without any visible flaws. The 8-megapixel front camera is more suitable for replacing a mirror. But the 5580mAh battery is worthy of compliments. About 2-3 days with such a battery, you can not think about recharging. The latest Android Q , NFC support and wireless charging only strengthen our faith in the success of the device. But for the title of hit, he lacks real innovations.