Designed to please selfie lovers, the mobile phones challenge the likes of Vivo V5, Vivo V5 Plus, OPPO F1s, OPPO F3 Plus and other selfie-centered mobile phones priced in sub Rs. 30,000 in the Indian industry.
During an event in New Delhi, the company declared the release of Gionee A1, however the bigger one- the A1 Plus missed the release for plenty of moment. We are using the intelligent phone for around a week and here's what we think of the mid-ranger 'Gionee A1' selfie intelligent phone.
Please note that the highlight functions of the intelligent phone are first taken in consideration in the following review.
Camera: Catches excellent Selfies but back digicam is just average
The selfie-centered Gionee A1 functions a 16MP front part digicam to please customers who are attacked by the selfie bug. You also get LED flash light at front part that can enhance the images in non-ideal mild circumstances, so that you catch even more selfies, and why not when the digicam actually does a reasonable job catching self images.
The images taken from the top part digicam look great on the complete HD show and have organic colour shades to them. The 16MP indicator is able to catch a wide position view so that you can also fit your group in the selfies you catch on parties and trips.
Gionee A1's immediate opponent is Vivo V5. I examined both the gadgets part by part and found that the images taken by the Vivo V5's 20MP digicam are more detailed; however the 20MP digicam is not the perfect fit for group selfies where Gionee A1 seems to take the lead.
You also get Experience beauty method that has now become a standard function in most of the mobile phones to make softer the image to help create your selfies look more appealing.
Coming on to the 13MP back digicam, it captures the finest high quality images in well-lit circumstances but the efficiency could have been better. The 13MP indicator captures fair quantity of sunshine and shade to produce images with mostly accurate shade shades.
Gionee A1 with 16MP selfie digicam released in India, pre-order begins on Goal 31
But the leads to low-light situations are not impressive as noise becomes quite evident. Besides, I had problems in catching macro photos as the gradual 13MP back indicator takes its sweet a chance to focus on topics that are really close.
Moreover, the HDR method is a bit off as no matter how firm you hold the product, the images look unclear. It seems the HDR algorithm just softens the images more than the required quantity.
Where the digicam performs exceptionally well is the quantity of ways boasting it provides to customers, which can truly please the photography enthusiast. You have a Pro method that allows you to modify ISO, exposure, shutter speed, white-colored balance, etc.
You also get several of others including slow-motion, time-lapse, intelligent scene, written text identification, intelligent check out, GIF, PicNote, mood picture, cards scanning device, and even a translation method that can come quite useful if you are an devoted visitor.
Overall, Gionee A1 seems to be a reasonable digicam system as far as front part digicam and all of the ways boasting the digicam app provides. The back digicam is only excellent for day-light photography.
Battery: Lives up to expectations
Coming on to second most critical facet of the Gionee A1, the intelligent phone is supported by a big 4,010 mAh battery energy system that were able to last for a bit more than a day and 50 percent in my utilization.
The intelligent phone was subjected to all traditional day-today projects such as calling, text messaging, public media, high digicam utilization, movie streaming through YouTube, etc. It is definitely value referring to that after using the product for a day and 50 percent, I had to stimulate the 'Power Saving Mode' and the 'Extreme Mode' making it last for a bit longer.
Gionee A1 also supports ultra fast charging to give an instant boost to the big battery energy system.
Design: Top high quality steel built, but does not have imagination
There's no doubting the fact that almost every other China intelligent phone released in the marketplace looks identical. Irrespective of the price-point, you get excellent specifications boasting nestled inside steel and cup body. The same can be said for Gionee A1 that provides a high quality steel unibody style, but is unable to provide something new to the customers.
Gionee A1 consists of steel and seems quite durable in hands. The intelligent phone has a noticeable bodyweight (182g) due to its huge 4,080mAH battery energy system, but the bodyweight submission is very well handled and the product does not experience heavy while using with one hand.
You get a sharp 5.5-inch show enclosed by white-colored bezels. The right part of the product has volume rocking chairs and energy key that provides excellent reviews, while the hybrid SIM cards plate is placed on the left advantage. You can click the energy key three times to trigger the panic key that automatically joins the decision to the urgent variety, a useful function in urgent situation.
The clickable house key on the top part has the finger marks indicator a part of it that opens the product in a short time. However, the same house key does not provide a excellent responsive reviews upon pushing. The 3.5mm earphone jack is placed on top.
Overall, the Gionee A1 has an ergonomic style and looks quite premium, however there's nothing surprising about its style.
Display: Crisp 5.5-inch Complete HD IPS Screen
The Gionee A1 sports a 5.5-inch 1080P IPS show with 2.5D rounded Corning Gorilla Glass protection. The show provides a pixel count of and 401 ppi making content (text, images, videos, etc.) stunning and sharp for a excellent watching encounter.
The show also has excellent level of lighting and colors pop out quite well. Besides, the IPS panel makes sure the colors displayed have organic tone to them for a balanced multimedia watching encounter. I also examined the show in outdoors and the excellent sunshine legibility created it feasible to use the intelligent phone in sunshine.
Software: A delight for customers who like to personalize their gadgets, but you also get Bloatwares
Gionee A1 runs on Gionee's exclusive Amigo OS 4.0 based on the latest Android operating system 7.0 Nougat. The Amigo OS is one of the most user-friendly and personalized application layer we have examined on China Android operating system gadgets.
There's a dedicated online marketplace where you can download themes, picture and icons a personalized look and experience of your system. The configurations menu also allows you to set intelligent actions and manage contact capacitive control buttons functionality to operate the product with an ease in everyday utilization.
Besides, there are several awesome intelligent configurations such as glove method, advantage bar that brings a window of predetermined manages on the sides of the show and skylight method making it easy to use the touchscreen technology in case you have applied a flip cover on your intelligent phone.
The interface is sleek and I did not come across any app accidents in my utilization. Gionee has put efforts in modifying icons and the overall look and experience, and the outcomes are quite pleasing.
It is definitely value referring to that the control center with the basic configurations such as Wi-Fi, GPS, Wireless, etc. can be utilized by using up from the bottom, like you get with the iOS gadgets and not like the traditional Android operating system mobile phones.
Processor, RAM and Storage
Gionee A1 is a capable system as far as processing and multi-tasking is concerned. The intelligent phone is supported by a MediaTek Helio P10 chipset combined with 4GB of RAM. The system can easily handle general projects such as browsing, movie play-back, multiple applications, split show function where you can run two applications on a same show, public media applications and all day-to-day projects.
I didn't come across any lag or slowly downs at any factor during mild projects. Moreover, high quality projects such as picture editing and gaming also seemed to be just fine. However you will not get the kind of raw energy gadgets like OnePlus 3 and its category tend to deliver. But then the considerable cost difference also needs to be taken in consideration.
Storage will not be an issue for customers as Gionee A1 comes with 64GB of internal storage space that can be expanded by up to 128GB via microSD cards. As far as connection goes, Gionee A1 has Wi-Fi, Wireless, dual-SIM support, 4G LTE and VoLTE and GPS.
The finger marks scanning device included on the home-button is quite quick and I also did not face any contact high quality issues on the product.
Verdict
Gionee A1 seems to be a reasonable mid-range Android operating system system for customers who like to catch selfies and don't want to compromise on battery energy efficiency. The intelligent phone seems durable and provides a high quality style.
The 5.5-inch Complete HD show is sharp and stunning and application efficiency is also sleek. And while the top part digicam delivers excellent selfies, the back digicam is just a normal performer. Connectivity, storage space and audio high quality are also excellent on the product. Buy it for long lasing battery energy and a excellent selfie encounter.
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