This is the worlds worts phone in this set many problems are happenend We had trouble playing heavily encoded video clips, but our lighter 1080p clips did work. Sound wasn't lound enough, and there was another strange problem: whenever any sound was played, an odd hiss started coming from the phone's speaker or any headphones we used. This happened even when volume was all the way down, and persisted until the app playing the sound was quit. Needless to say, this was incredibly annoying. By the way, the bundled headset is probably the worst we've ever had to endure and we would never voluntarily use it for listening to music.
The battery lasted a relatively decent 5 hours, 32 minutes in our video loop test. We weren't expecting this much, but again, the low-resolution screen allowed for considerable power savings. On the other hand, the phone seemed to take forever to charge. Call quality was just about okay.
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Verdict
The iBall Andi 5K Panther is an impressive and surprising phone considering its price, but its features and specifications are highly unbalanced. The processor is strong, but the screen is weak, which means you never get to really enjoy what this phone might be capable of, other than really smooth menu navigation. Overall, the number and variety of usability issues we encountered prevent us from being enthusiastic about it - the cons just outweigh the pros.
