Review on 📱 Blackview A70 Unlocked Android 11 Cell Phone - 6.5’’ HD+ Waterdrop Screen, 5380mAh Battery, Octa Core 3GB 32GB, 13MP+5MP Dual SIM 4G Smartphone, Face Unlock & Fingerprint (Red) by Derek Evans

I received my Blackview A70 a few days ago and it has already become my new friend. The phone comes with a protective glass already installed, and the case itself consists of rubberized sides and a back panel. This A70 uses the latest Android 11 operating system on the 4G network, which is exactly what I was looking for. Malware is negligible and replacement apps are easy to download and set up. The screen is larger than my last phone, and I was worried the phone wouldn't fit in my pocket or hand, but the extra size is long, so that's not an issue. The colors on the screen are crisp and vibrant, and because that 6.5-inch screen holds more information, I can place more app icons on the screen, view more emails and text messages, and scan documents and lists more easily. And 32 GB of internal RAM gives me enough space for it. If I need more storage, the storage can be expanded to a full 256GB via SD card, giving me plenty of room for photos and music. Perhaps best of all, a 5380mAh battery can now last me two days on a single charge (my last phone only lasted three quarters of a day (I keep my phone in my pocket and use it regularly)). With a 3GB octa-core processor (that's 8 cores!), internet speeds and working with photos and documents are significantly faster than my previous phone - what a treat! The 13-megapixel triple-lens rear camera captures photos with great depth of field using DSLR bokeh technology. The front camera (which I haven't used yet) only uses a 5MP lens and I'm not expecting much from it. The A70 uses fingerprint security and face recognition, but I've only considered the fingerprint aspect of the two systems so far, and it performs similarly to my old phone in terms of speed and features. One feature of this phone that I haven't tried yet is a second SIM slot (separate from the SD card slot) which appears to allow the phone to be used as a second phone. The phone also comes with a two-year warranty (which I hope I won't have to claim).