Zopo ZP990 review and Why it's better than other phablets.(written by
Airylnovatech) part 2
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> Why you should get this over other phablets
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> 1. First of all, the display quality. Coming from a guy who has tested
quite a lot of phablets in the past, (Galaxy Mega, Galaxy Note 1 and 2,
Xperia Z Ultra, Firefly V65, Blu Life View/Micromax Canvas Doodle 2/9tology
U9 Z1, Lenovo K900, ThL W300, Dell Streak) I can proudly and confidently
say the Zopo beats all of them to a pulp. The clarity and sharpness are a
lot more better thanks to it's full HD resolution, and the colours are
vibrant and natural unlike the Samsung G. Note series's oversaturated
colours.
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> 2. Secondly, the battery life of the device. Before this, the only
smartphone that had managed to get me past a day was the Galaxy Note 2.
Then the Note 2's battery life started getting worse. The Zopo on the other
hand managed to easily skip through the day and even then is still lasted
me quite a few hours on the next. The ZP990 without a doubt is one of the
best phablets for battery life out there.
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> 3. The size of the device. Personally, I like the device's size quite a
lot. 6" is perfect for media consumption and is still perfectly usable
thanks to the small bezels on the ZP990. While some may complain it's too
large, I feel it's pretty good. Also, there's nothing really close to it in
it's price range, which brings me to my next point.
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> 4. The price to performance ratio. Seriously, for the price you're
paying, you're getting an experience similar or even better than what you'd
expect from an even more expensive Samsung phone. There's literally almost
no difference between the performance of the two, and when you think about
how much you paid for the Zopo, you realize that you just made a really
good deal.
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> 5. The overall bang for buck/ Value for money. It's simply staggering how
you're getting a premium high end experience with needing to burn a huge
hole in your pocket. If you were to want all the good things I mentioned up
here from a bigger manufacturer like Samsung, you would be paying nearly
double for it. It's an amazing value for money and you should also keep an
eye on the Zopo if you ever are planning to buy a phablet someday.
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> Conclusion
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> The Zopo ZP990 is a great phone. While it may not be the best smartphone
one can buy, for it's price it's definitely a great bang for buck. Simply
put, the Zopo ZP990 is a great phone, and I have certainly enjoyed my time
with it, and will continue using it happily. Would I recommend this phone
to someone searching for a nice phablet? Yes. Is the $369 justified? Yes.
Would I advice anyone to take this over a Galaxy Note 2 or Mega? Yes,
definitely.
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> What I would like to see from next gen Zopo phones
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> Personally, there are a few things I would like to see.
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> 1. Improved cameras. While the cameras on current models aren't bad, they
could be lot more better, especially in low light. BSI sensors could be
used to help with this, and increasing the aperture to allow more light in
would help too. Also, the quality of the LED flash could be better. A dual
LED flash would also be appreciated.
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> 2. Useful features like NFC and USB OTG. Useful features like these
really are going to be shaping the future of technology, and I don't want
Zopo to be stuck in the past.
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> 3. Releasing the source code. This is a thing that not too many people
care about, but Android enthusiasts like me do. Releasing the source code
would give Zopo some extra global recognition and make them more popular
amongst the XDA community, which in turn can help boost sales and keep Zopo
smartphones up to date with the latest software.
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> 4. Larger batteries on 5" models. This is something I would really like
to see. The Zopo ZP980 was a great phone in terms of looks, but it had a
rather small battery. I believe most of us could do with an extra 0.5mm if
it means we get better battery life. You could also sell larger batteries
for the phones so that those who want more battery life could buy the extra
larger battery while those who would rather have thin phones could stick
with the smaller batteries.
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> 5. Better placement/size of speakers. This is really a nitpick, but I
really would prefer having the speakers a little larger so that they won't
muffle to easily. This really is a nitpicky thing, but I do believe there
are other users out there that agree with me.
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> 6. Increasing the amount of authorised global resellers. I'm pretty sure
you're working on this, so kudos to you guys Zopo!
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> 7. Actively support your user fan base and try to acknowledge and accept
user input as much as possible. I know this is slightly difficult, but I
believe you guys can pull it off!
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> 8. Make some useful customisations to the UI, but make sure it looks
appealing to all customers from around the world, not like LG's UI and
Touchwiz. This actually adds brownie points to the device for being more
unique and gives people more of a reason to select it over other devices.
Things like one handed mode for large phones, or swipe dialing, or maybe
even a custom application that syncs your phone to your computer in a
similar to Samsung Kies. The possibilities are endless.
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> That's all from me for today. I do hope that this review was straight to
the point and not too long that you'd lose interest half way through it.
Best of luck to Zopo! Hopefully someday you can knock the larger
manufacturers like Samsung and Apple right of the charts! Cheers!
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