Gionee F103. Review on Gionee F103

A great deal of Chinese brands have discovered their way into the developing Indian market, and cell phone purchasers in India are presently ruined for decision. Furthermore, because of aggressive valuing, the Chinese brands are catching a substantial offer of the business sector.

we have the mid-range Gionee F103 on test, the first of the Chinese organization's new mold scope of cell phones. Touted as a financially savvy gadget for the picture cognizant, the F103 would like to make an imprint in the overpopulated sub-Rs. 10, 000 fragment. We discover what the Gionee F103 brings to the table in our survey.

Look and feel. With cell phones getting bigger and phablets getting to be standard, the 5-inch screen size has turned into the new'smaller'. By these new definitions, the Gionee F103 is a genuinely minimal cell phone.

At almost 8mm thick, it isn't exactly as thin as some of Gionee's different offerings, and doesn't look very as decent accordingly. The edges are a touch sharp, and the general shape and feel of the gadget is a long way from open to, bringing up issues about its "style" qualifications. Basically, there's nothing especially uncommon about the way the F103 looks.

The gadget's back is completely plastic and feels unbelievably unstable. In spite of the fact that it's been given a lustrous completion that makes it look like glass from a remote place, it essentially not look as persuading very close. There is a thick fringe around the screen, which didn't look great with the white of our audit unit. All in all, we were disinterested with the look and feel of the F103.

Catch, port and speaker situating is genuinely standard for a mid-range gadget, with the force and volume keys on the privilege, USB at the last, 3.5mm at the top and the speaker at the back. The three Android delicate keys sit beneath the screen, while the front camera is simply unbalanced at the top. The essential camera and printed Gionee logo are in the top portion of the back.

The screen of the Gionee F103 is a 720x1280 pixel(294 pixels per inch) undertaking, which is baffling considering that less lavish cell phones, for example, the Phicomm Passion 660 and Yu Yureka Plus offer full-HD resolutions. The screen itself is acceptably not too bad, despite the fact that hues appear a touch quieted and ailing in energy. There are likewise slight issues with smoothness of movement with feature and livelinesss in amusements and applications.

Determinations and programming

The Gionee F103 highlights the 64-bit MediaTek MT6735 SoC, which has four CPU centers timed at 1.3GHz and a Mali-T720 GPU. This is a moderately new SoC with 4G support, and the Gionee is perfect with India's mainstream band 40 LTE recurrence. It has a 2400mAh battery, 2GB RAM, 16GB inward stockpiling(expandable by up to 32GB) and keeps running on Android Lollipop.

The F103 is a double SIM gadget with a different opening for expandable stockpiling so you don't need to pick between having two SIMs or additional storage room. These details are pretty much keeping pace with what is offered by different cell phones in the value range in addition to 4G so the Gionee doesn't have anything that assists it with emerging in an effectively swarmed and focused business sector.

Gionee's custom overlay, Amigo OS 3.0, is one of our minimum most loved Android-based client interfaces. It's confounding from the beginning, changing the situating and working of an excess of regular Android capacities without justifiable reason. Despite the fact that form 3.0 has enhanced the UI immensely, there are still unreasonably numerous restrictions and issues, from poor interpretations to severely set menus and settings.

There is a decent lot of bloatware, yet luckily, a large portion of this can be uninstalled. The standard apparatuses capacity well, except for some senseless dialect which is certain to give you a few snickers. An excess of center is laid on subjects, with three separate bloatware applications managing topics and appearance. Talking about appearance and look, this is perhaps the main part of the client interface that is engaging.

Camera

The Gionee F103 has a 8-megapixel back camera equipped for recording 1080p feature, and a 5-megapixel front camera with 720p feature recording abilities. The back camera likewise highlights a LED streak. The camera application is basic and proficient, with most capacities put inside simple scope. Outstanding issues are the absence of legitimate manual settings, and also the way that recording a feature is not fast, as the feature key will first change to feature mode, as opposed to starting to record immediately.

The camera is poor as shots need point of interest, are dull as far as shading, and are additionally loaded with clamor and grain. It likewise takes too long to appropriately concentrate on the topic in the shot. Frequently, it totally neglects to get the center and detail right, and this indicated later when we were firmly inspecting the photos.

Close-ups with the Gionee F103's camera are poor, because of the complete absence of point of interest and unlimited measures of grain and clamor. The absence of value in pictures brought with the camera is obvious on the substance of it and appears significantly more when you really take a gander at the photos in point of interest. In the event that taking great pictures is critical to you, the Gionee F103 is best maintained a strategic distance from.

Execution

As far as execution, the Gionee F103 is keeping pace with much less expensive gadgets, instead of different items in its value range. Albeit graphical execution was better than average, the gadget did not satisfy desires with standard cell phone errands. It functioned admirably with our test features, yet there were warmth, slack and battery channel issues when we attempted it with Angry Birds 2 and Dead Trigger 2. Despite the fact that the experience was not terrible, it could most nearly be coordinated with the execution we would anticipate from a cell phone running a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC. It's conceivable to purchase a Snapdragon 615 or equal MediaTek SoC-prepared cell phone for Rs. 9, 999 or less so we're normally disappointed by the execution of the F103.

In our feature circle test for battery life, the gadget kept running for 9 hours, 14 minutes; a normal battery execution that means pretty much an entire day in certifiable conditions.

Sound execution with earphones and through the speakers is normal too. In spite of the fact that the Gionee F103 is not a poor entertainer with common PDA capacities, it doesn't offer anything far beyond what you would anticipate from some other gadget.

Decision

The Gionee F103 is, sadly, not very impressive all around. Whether it's configuration, details, camera or general execution, the F103 can't coordinate other comparative or lower-valued items. There's next to no to really prescribe in this gadget, with the exception of maybe its low weight and conservative size.

The F103 essentially can't be prescribed to any individual who is even marginally genuine about photography. At 9, 999, we'd need to suggest you give this a miss and consider different choices, for example, the Yu Yureka Plus or Asus ZenFone 2 Laser. On the off chance that you decide to purchase the Gionee F103, it's accessible now at Rs. 9, 999.