Coolpad Legacy Unboxing & First Impressions By TheGigLyfe

Hey guys chuckle's here and in today's video I do have another unboxing this time. It's the iPad legacy from metro, bikes and mobile. Now I actually picked this up for three. When I decided to switch one of my numbers to Metro by T-Mobile from another carrier, you can also get this for $29.99. Of course, you have to pay your first month's bill taxes and activation, and that, of course, is as of the filming of this video, be sure to check your local metro for the current pricing. When you decide to get the cool pad legacy, but without further ado, let's go ahead and jump into it.

Shall we take a look at the front of the box here? We do have cool pad legacy, followed by an image of the foam, 4G, LTE enabled and a Metro by T-Mobile logo. On the back with you have a specification list as well as what's inside the box, so we do have 4G LTE, of course, Android 9.0 PI a six point: three six inches: full HD Plus display a 16, megapixel plus five megapixel main camera on the back 13 megapixels on the front 32 gigs of storage, three gigs of RAM and a snapdragon of 450 1.8, gigahertz, outscore, processor and then inside the box. Of course, we do have the cold pad legacy phone itself, your SIM card, type-c charger and data cable and your Quick Start Guide. So let's go ahead and set the box down, lift the lid, and then we can go ahead and turn the box on a side to get the phone out set that to the side. For now and then you do have your SIM card which has been put into the phone.

Then you do have your cool pod legacy information. Here, it's pretty much! Just a Quick Start Guide, getting you around the phone! If you're new to cool pad devices we'll set that to the side as well, and then you do have your health and safety warranty guide and lift that out of here as well and set that to the side, because nobody really gives a rip once you get past all that boring stuff, you do have your type-c charging and data transfer cable, your SIM card removal tool, as well as you're charging brick. Now we can actually go ahead and stick everything back in the box, and we'll go ahead and take a look at the phone taking a look at the device on the back. Of course, we do have the 16 and 8 megapixel rear facing camera, with your fingerprint sensor and cool pad branding on the bottom. We do have the charging port, which is USB type-c and your speaker grills on the side over here we do have the SIM tray and then on the other side, you do have your power button and volume rockers on the top of the device.

You do have your receiver and your 13 megapixel camera, your headphone jack and microphone. So I have been using this device for a few days now, and there is a couple of things that I like about it and a couple of things that I don't like about it. The first thing that I like about it is the display and speaker there's kind of like a two in one combo. The screen, of course, is 1080p, so I do enjoy watching. You know YouTube Netflix things like that in 1080p and, of course, the speaker.

It is on the rather loud side, which is always nice to hear the downside is that I've noticed the fingerprint sensor is just it's not the fastest in the world and give you a little of a demo here. So you didn't even open that time. It's its very it's its! It's just not fast at all! So that's you know one of those things. I've noticed the fingerprint sensor is not the greatest. The second is battery life I'm, getting roughly three, maybe three and a half hours of screen on time, whereas my motor g7 power I'm getting 7 to 8 hours screen on time.

Now the cool pad legacy has four thousand William hour battery, whereas the g7 power has five thousand Williams. So I guess that extra thousand William hours on the g-seven power really does make a difference, but anyways that is going to wrap it up for my unboxing in first impressions definitely look out for my for review in the future, but until next time this has been tech, wiz, and I'll. See you guys in my next video.

Source : TheGigLyfe