Review of smartphone THL T200
Really spectacular. That’s what I think of this new model of THL, the T200. And it has absolutely everything: good design, amazing power and the right price. Hard to find a product that does not rub THL excellence, this smartphone is no exception.
We will see.
Review from: http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=802830
Here to buy: http://www.coolicool.com/thl-t200-mtk6592-17ghz-octa-core-60-inch-fhd-screen-android-42-4g-smartphone-g-32883
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This product package
And this is our T200. Image size is not appreciated, but has no more and no less than 6 inches. We therefore consider it as a phablet. It is really huge, so it makes the Note as a behemoth beside 3 small enough, then we’ll see.
Let’s see some details. As you can see, the whole body is plastic. It has a silver bezel around the body which is also say that plastic feel, but I can not say.
The buttons are also silver.
The back cover is also plastic, with a rather nice touch, which also prevents sticking together granulated traces. I think a success, also gives the phone a more elegant look.
We found a small speaker on the bottom left corner.
And the camera at the top, this is 13MP, then talk about it, I advance that is superb.
So have a look inside of this unit
The screen, as mentioned, is 6 inches. Of course, IPS panel. FullHD resolution, ie 1920×1080. Delightful screen.
It looks perfect from every angle.
Take this opportunity to compare the T200 with Note 3. As you can see, the T200 is somewhat larger (left). The Note 3 has a 5.7” screen
Since then its size commands respect.
Something important to note is that no physical buttons, but the lower 3 buttons are virtual. Personally I’d rather see them off screen, but I imagine it will be a matter of taste.
This T200 THL Octacore riding a Mediatek SoC (MT6592) to 1.7 Ghz, along with a Mali 450 GPU. Mediatek strives to clarify that, unlike other Octacore other companies like Samsung, all 8 cores here work simultaneously, sharing the workload and performance is truly spectacular.
All the games I’ve tried have moved in a perfect way, I leave a short video with a couple of them quite demanding
If you want to see more games, take a look at the video I made at the time of the T100s, the hardware is almost the same
These are the benchmarks
Antutu
Quadrant
The camera is spectacular. In specifications not shown but I imagine it will mount the same camera as the T100s, a 13MP camera with Sony sensor iMX135. Also opening (F) seems to be very low (2?) So we can get nice background blur. The photos really have seemed spectacular, with vivid color and great detail. I leave you some examples, better see bigger.
The smartphone has 2GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage, expandable via card. But it also has NFC, GPS and FM radio. It is, of course, dual SIM. It comes standard with Android 4.2.2. Connects to devices as it has USB OTG. The battery is 2500 mAh
It behaves quite well with the wifi signal, even at a large distance the received signal is acceptable, perhaps somewhat improved.
In the test I connect to a router that is about 10 meters, with a couple of walls and through a network of 2.4 Ghz.
Huge smartphone. And not just for the size. I do not see weaknesses, only the size can be a problem for some users. Moreover, close to perfection. Great product.
I leave the full product details, you can acquire it in Coolicool, the supplier says they have the best prices on the net
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