Starmobile Play Max Unboxing And First Impressions - Long Battery Life Guaranteed?
Starmobile Play Max Specs
Unboxing / Accessories
Generous inclusions for a budget device |
For a budget device, the Starmobile Play Max didn't skimp with the inclusions found inside the package. We were treated with almost everything your need from a regular 1A USB wall charger, regular USB to micro USB charging cables, and flexible clear TPU case.
Build Quality / Design
Brushed metal like back cover, in trendy rose gold |
The Starmobile Play Max is a metallic looking phone in rose gold color from afar. It's entirely made out of plastic materials that doesn't feel as flimsy or brittle compared with other super affordable phones.
It feels sturdy enough, but just like most plastic phones, it won't be as tough compared with handsets with metal frames.That being said, we strongly advise to put on the TPU sleeve all the time to further protect your phone from drops.
Opened! There's a dual SIM slot and a dedicated micro SD card slot |
3.5 mm port, micro USB charging cables, selfie camera, selfie camera flash, and sensors on top |
Speaker, microphone, and physical capacitive buttons with no light below |
Power button and volume rocker located at the right side |
Aesthetically, we like the implementation of Starmobile here. Yes it is chunkier (9.9 mm) than its counterparts due to that huge 4,000 mAh of battery, but we find it just okay. What's important is the phone looks good, has generous arc at the back, decent corner curves, and doesn't have annoying camera bump.
Check its hold and feel, the handset just feels thicker in the hand with added heft. On the corners of the screen part, there are slight signs of sharpness in its edge. Buttons and port places are on right locations as well.
Initial findings
1. We like that it has a 5 inch HD screen with average sharpness and color contrast2. The brushed metal-like back cover and its rose gold color is an eye candy
3. It feels snappy enough for social media use even if it is just using an SC7731 chip
4. It feels like a true 4,000 mAh phone so far (will update this on the full review)
5. There's no OTG support, reverse charging, and LED notification
As of the moment
The Starmobile Play Max looks and feels like a decent budget phone with big battery capacity in the making. There are just few understandable things that we did like that much, but that's acceptable at this very low price.For our full review: Starmobile Play Max Review - The Budget Big Battery Phone!
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