Earlier this week, Cherry Mobile revealed the full specs of the upcoming Flare S7 Plus. One of its key highlights is its AI-powered quad-camera setup.
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| Quad-camera goodness |
Inside the Cherry Mobile Flare S7 Plus boasts the 64-bit Helio P60 octa-core processor with dual-core AI and a triple-core ISP for the cameras. It has intelligent scene detection for better auto exposure, upgraded multi-frame noise reduction, and real-time HDR.
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| The selfie camera |
At the back, it has a 16MP f/2.0 OV16885 primary sensor paired with a 5MP secondary camera. Cherry also added PDAF, BSI, AI, and an LED flash.
For selfies, it has a primary 16MP f/2.0 sensor and an IR camera. It has BSI and AI face beauty tech.
Camera Samples
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| Daylight auto |
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| Daylight 2x zoom |
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| HDR |
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| Indoor well-lit |
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| Indoor well-lit 2 |
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| Indoor dim 1 |
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| Close-up indoor dim |
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| Lowlight 1 |
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| EV -3 (ISO 100, 1s) |
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| Daylight selfie |
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| Indoor selfie |
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| Indoor selfie bokeh |
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| Lowlight selfie |
No doubt! This is the most impressive camera phone of Cherry Mobile yet!
Right off the bat, I enjoyed using its back and front cameras. It has a lot of camera features which include the AI scene detection, bokeh mode, 2x digital zoom, and the robust pro mode with up to 16s shutter.
At the back, it has super fast/accurate daylight focus/shooting speed and crisp details even in some harsh lighting conditions. The 2x digital zoom is lossless as well. The HDR of this device is quite nice too.
It also has good exposure/white balance, close to realistic colors, natural looking bokeh, and decent lowlight performance.
To my eyes, the camera of this phone can give some of the higher-priced mid-range smartphones a run for its money.
It is that good so far. Color me impressed.
Stay tuned for our full review!
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