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It looks like a decent budget phone. One major thing of note is that it lacks LTE capability and it's also missing the main frequency T-Mobile uses for "4G HSPA+" so people using it on that network might have less than ideal data speeds.
I just bought a Blu Studio x plus. I like the phone but the battery doesn't last me all day like my iPhone. I paid $129. Except for the battery life, I really like the phone
It looks like a decent budget phone. One major thing of note is that it lacks LTE capability and it's also missing the main frequency T-Mobile uses for "4G HSPA+" so people using it on that n'etwork might have less than ideal data speeds.
Yeah, it was almost a deal breaker but realized that my current phone is also HSPA+ (ATT) and works great.
I have the Blu Studio 6.0 LTE. I mostly bought it for the screen size. Battery life is an issue, but I'm coping.
The dual SIM feature is cool. I currently have a personal SIM from T-Mobile and a work SIM from AT&T in my phone.
I turned off the push feature for most of my apps. I also found turning off the WiFi when not using it made a massive difference in battery life. I don't have a data plan so don't have to worry about that feature draining the battery
Finally received this phone and have to admit it's pretty awesome!
Bright colorful 5.5" screen that is sharp and responsive. Blazing fast on AT&T HSPA+. Even comes with screen protectors and a silicone case. Probably the best $79 phone I've ever had, heck even better than a lot of $300+ phones.
Unfortunately, have to part with it cause a relative wants and needs it.
Seems about right. No 3G, but everything else seems decent, good RAM, good camera/video.
Blu is one of the newer kids on the block, making budget Android and Windows Phones. I notice that they offer the exact same specs on a Windows Phone, and that one has 4G
I turned off the push feature for most of my apps. I also found turning off the WiFi when not using it made a massive difference in battery life. I don't have a data plan so don't have to worry about that feature draining the battery
The biggest consumer of wireless data (and by extension, power) on my phone is work email. I don't really want to turn off push on that, lest I miss something important that affects my work.
Seems about right. No 3G, but everything else seems decent, good RAM, good camera/video.
Blu is one of the newer kids on the block, making budget Android and Windows Phones. I notice that they offer the exact same specs on a Windows Phone, and that one has 4G
Ended up giving it to a relative who needed an unlocked phone and he loves it. In return he gave me his Galaxy S4 which I dislike, but can sell it for a nice profit.
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