Review on Alcatel Removable Unlocked International 5033E by Eimei Suzuki ᠌

Name: Alcatel Removable Unlocked International 5033E
Item: Alcatel Removable Unlocked International 5033E
Rating: 4

March 06, 2023

Practical product, nothing to complain about.

Depending on the motivation behind your use of the item, it can either earn a perfect score of five or a score of two with a negative. I got it so that I could have access to up-to-date software, a reliable mobile network, effective instant messengers, and a torch with a decent beam. In addition to that, it was essential that the apparatus be small and lightweight. And most importantly, it is not a costly option. It cost me $3,309 total, including tax and complete headphones with a microphone. Shipping was free. For me, however, the overall score is a clear five; nonetheless, you should not turn a blind eye to the deficiencies, most notably the display.

Pros

Both the design and the overall form factor of the device are very impressive. Positive feelings can also be evoked by tactile sensations. The sensitive touchscreen makes it possible to type with just one hand (thumb). Operating system Android GO 8.1. Because it uses the GO version, clever operates more efficiently than its Chinese competitors that have two gigabytes of RAM. The connection is solid, and neither the wireless nor the cellular network can be criticized in any way. Despite having a very low capacity, the battery nevertheless has a respectable hold (exactly as much as indicated by the manufacturer). The CPU, which is the same MT6739 and not the 6737, which has already caused the device to bare its teeth, is satisfactory. Also, the video conversion from Mali to PowerVR is something that cannot help but be ascribed to the virtues of the project.

Cons

Let's begin with the presentation, shall we? However, it is a TFT TN display, so it is not HD. Additionally, it is not an IPS display, an AMOLED display, or any other type of display. This results in viewing angles that are not only extremely poor but also simply do not exist. The lack of a touchscreen that supports two touches is not a deal breaker for me, but it might be for other people. At least the picture is formatted in an attractive 18:9 aspect ratio. I will also ascribe the problems to the camera because it does not have one, either in the front or the back. Oh well, at least the flashlight works, heaven forbid, but this is significant to me, perhaps even more so than the camera.