Coolpad Cool 5 Review – Should You Buy This Budget Smartphone? By Gadgets 360

Cool pad recently launched a pretty interesting budget option called the cool five a couple of months back, which force off a decently large battery, a USB, type-c port and even dual rear cameras, all for the price of under eight thousand rupees. Now this would sit in direct competition with phones like the red me it, but should you really buy this one over Xiaomi is offering it's time to find out in our review now before we go ahead, don't forget to subscribe to our Channel and also hit that Bell icon through the force to be notified. Whenever we have a new video now, aesthetics are definitely subjective, but I think you'll agree with me here when I say the cool five. Isn't what you'd call striking its build all right, but the glossy plastics makes it look a little cheap. Also, unlike what the marketing images on cool pads website suggests, the form has visibly thick borders around the display, a prominent notch and a fat chin at the bottom. It's quite chunky at eight point: two millimeters in thickness, but not very heavy at just 145 grams there's, a dual hybrid SIM tray on the left, which can accommodate two NATO SIM cards, or a single sim and a micro SD card for expanding the storage.

You also get a headphone jack on the top and a type C port at the bottom. Now the capacitor fingerprint sensor at the back works well, but it is a little slow and waking the screen up after successfully authenticating you, the cool v, also has face unlocked which works decently well under good ambient lighting, but it is in the quickest. The phone also has a six point. Two two-inch HD Plus display and here colors are very vivid, but viewing angles are pretty decent. The cool pack you'll find uses the MediaTek hello p22 outscore SOC, which is an entry-level chip.

Seen in phones like the Realme c2, the cool v is only sold in one version in India, with 4gb of RAM and 64gb of storage, navigating android was a relatively smooth affair and multitasking was generally responsive due to the slightly weaker Sauced. App still took a little long to load and heavier games can struggle to deliver smooth frame rates. Even in pubs, immobilized gameplay was in the smoothest pool party, uses a custom version of Android 95, which hasn't changed much since we reviewed the pool three plus a few months back. The OS is using an outdated version of android security patch, which is still from July 2019. The single layered UI has elements of stock android, along with some customizations, such as a themes app and some gestures to pool fire Parson of four thousand William hour battery, which offers enough backup time to get you through one day, but not much else with medium to heavy use, which typically involved a bit of gaming, social and camera usage.

We still had to charge the form before we went to bed charging times weren't very quick either, as generally took nearly three hours to fully charge the battery the cameras in the pool 5 include a 13 megapixel primary camera with a 2 megapixel depth sensor at the back and a 16 megapixel camera in the front. The camera app has a decent set of features which includes all the basic shooting modes, including a pro mode. The face cube mode lets. You add ER stickers to your face when using the selfie camera or the person you're shooting you also notice. The camera took a while to focus and in low-light it takes a few tries before is successfully locks onto your subject.

Even on the good light, though, the main rear camera produces quite poor results, details were weak, colors looked completely off and dynamic range was lacking, close-up shots did fare slightly better, but we'd only had to be patient till the camera focus and the image was saved to get a good shot portrait mode lets you adjust the level of blur, but the image quality itself was very weak. In low-light, details were even weaker. There's lots of visible noise, the focusing speed, dipped greatly and images looked plain bad video recording, topped out at 1080p and even on the good light. Video quality was well below average. Continuous autofocus speeds were also quite slow.

Selfies Sean ? the cool five weren't very pleasing either even on the daylight's skin tones were quite off. Colors, look, unnatural and portrait mode was more of a miss than hit. The cool pad cool file. Looked like a decent contender on paper, but in reality it's actually quite disappointed around the same price, retina 8 or even the Realme 3i are better off frames. The type-c port and the compact size probably are the forms, only redeeming points, but it falls short and pretty much every other area.

Overall, we suggest giving the pool 5 a Miss in favor of phone sessions. Read me it from Xiaomi and even the real v3i so time for watching our review and for all things, tech, log on gadgets, 360, calm, you.

Source : Gadgets 360