itel S15 Pro Review - DON'T BUY Until You Watch This! By Oscarmini

Hey, what's going on guys it's coming here and right here with me, too I tell s 15 Pro! This is basically gonna, be a review of the smartphone after two days of use, but before we head into the full review, be the cool guy or girl who clicks on the subscribe button and also clicks on the bell icon to stay notified for future videos like this one. So what I'm taking much of your time do guys? Let's get started first things. First, we're gonna talk about what comes off the box here, and I tell devices so far. I have great packaging with the s15 Pro, not being an exception after the whole dismantle you get to see the device and let's get that out of the way for now. Next up are two boxes with one housing, the battery and protective case, while the other has a 5 watt charger, a microUSB cable for data transfer and the good-looking earpiece now setting this device up was pretty much straightforward, as we have the fingerprint option on face unlock here, which are the basics. As usual, design wise.

We have the regular display with a water drop notch at the front, the rare houses, a triple camera setup, which are 8 megapixels and specification, an LED flash and the tell Brandon to the bottom, while the top has the 3.5 millimeter jack ports. The bottom has a grille opening to the left for the mouthpiece and my four USB port and the down firing speaker grills to the right. The left side of this device is quite bland, while the right side has got the volume rocker and power button keys. It is also essential to note that this device has an opening rear and a removable battery. Some other things you can see here include the dual SIM slots and the micro SD card slot.

Also, the display you find on the its 15 is approximately X 6.1 inches and comes at an XD plus resolution, and that means your YouTube streams will be capped at 720p, though this display might not be so bright when compared to flagship devices. It is very much usable and vibrant color representation here tends to have a warm shift to it. One other thing I noticed on this display was an improvement in touch responsiveness when compared to the predecessor the S 14. Now, let's talk about the camera on the S 15 Pro I've basically been testing the device for the past two days and I have some things to point out. First off I tell has always wanted to give the user of the S series great photos for a fraction of the price, and you tend to notice that when taking photos by the way you get a decent, triple 8, megapixel, camera setup, other rare and first-half features such as the bouquet or portrait mode here photos coming of these lenses were quite usable and that's especially if you take photos of well-lit subjects for the night mode here.

The best thing you have for your rescue is a flash of. The rare here are some photos you get from the ILS 15 Pro, coming over to the front-facing camera. You have a 16 megapixel sensor to take great selfies and the display acts as an LED flash. The light of the subjects in low-light photos from this front camera are pretty much okay, but you notice a ton of beautification thing going on here. Both cameras take videos at 1080p and here are samples.

One thing: I notice about the videos coming of this front. Camera is the fact that you get a red tinge to the videos here. If you'd want to correct that, you might have to apply a filter in post other than that we have a decent camera for the price on the smartphone. So before I talk about the performance on the ILS 15 Pro, let's get a quick rundown of the specs. You have an outscore processor clocked at 1.6, gigahertz 2 gigs of RAM, that is 2 gigabytes, internal storage, a 4G LTE support here and the device runs on Android 9pi. When it comes to the basics, the tell assistant pro has got you covered activities such as using social media, apps surfing the web and playing to the games are quite smooth here, but when you want to take things a notch to run graphic and RAM intensive games, you simply would end up disappointed as this device is meant to cater for the entry-level audience.

Yet. Another thing, I think I really didn't love about the smartphone as the OTG support that has come to this series, something most people will be going for this device is I've always longed for you can also expand the memory here up to 128 gigabytes using the micros card slots. Now massive battery life isn't the focus on the S series, but you get a design 3000 William hour battery here, charging it up with the 5 Watts chatter, from within the box to roughly 2 hours while turned off, and the phone did serve a full day's use in my test case, and that was it for pricing of this device is definitely one of the upsides that lets you. Forgive it for the little shortcomings, I wouldn't really say: it's got those especially when I consider the price of the smartphone. You can get I tell s 15 pro for $28,000, which converts to about $77, and it honestly can't get any better for a device with those features it actually does bring in value for money.

Here now my verdicts on the its system Pro. This device is well suited for people who are just getting into the smartphone space. I really want to have this immersive experience, but for the fraction of the price you can pretty much run your day-to-day smartphone activities, get to save decent memories and forms of photos, while still enjoying and having a taste of what it's like to use a good device, but for a cheaper price. This device isn't for you if you'd be running heavy games with always run multiple apps concurrently and want something that has a two days battery life. By the way the p53 has got you covered on that for a cheaper price and there you have it my review on the ILS 15 pro do.

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Source : Oscarmini