THE COOLPAD LEGACY IN THE REAL WORLD REVIEW By C Butler

Hey, what's going on crew and welcome boy serrano, and today we're gonna, take a look at the cool pet legacy that was announced on May 13, 2009, teen and released on May 13, 2009, teen. Now this thing has a 6.4 1080 by 2160 pixel display the camera has a 13 megapixel front and a 16 megapixel on the other side with another one paired along with it for taking portraits, you are getting the snapdragon 450 outscore 1.8 megahertz, so this thing is going to be pretty snappy for what it's worth and the software on here is really stock as well. Now we are getting a really nice color as the Quicksilver collar on the back of there. You could just throw a case on there. You know to protect it, but honestly, when it came to the screen and the display, which was full HD, you know, I wasn't complaining whatsoever, and I didn't have any issues with it. Now you were getting stock Android as well with a four thousand William hour battery, which is gonna.

Last you a ton throughout the whole day. Now, when it came to the cameras, honestly I was really impressed, and you can see that this thing definitely had some really nice capability when it came to the motion sensor. Also, when zooming in you were able to get some really nice coverage, and honestly I couldn't complain in any way possible for a phone in this price point now. One of my favorite parts about this device is the fact that the cameras do have stabilization when you're, walking, and you're getting really nice photos as well. So it didn't matter what I was doing depending on what light I was in I was able to take desirable photos in any situation with the portrait mode on or off, but you can see right here in these photos.

I was using the portrait, but those shots did come out perfect, and you can see that effect on the right side of this photo and on the left side of this one as well, and you could just basically just take perfect pictures. Photography came out. Good cinematography came out really nice as well, and honestly, you can see the different perspectives that you're actually getting with those different modes with the portrait on and off. Also, this was the Louis Vuitton store at nighttime on night mode and I did take a couple of selfie shots on here also, so you could see that I was able to actually get some really nice effects. Now, let's take a look at some night mode, shots and portrait as well.

So you can see that on the side is a little blurred out and here's another night mode shot, and it's a Louis, Vuitton store and I could definitely say that these night mode shots came out perfect. The colors were really desirable. Even the light was really nice as well. So I could honestly say that that night mode, dedicated night mode feature worked perfect when it came to the cool pad legacy. Another perfect thing about the cool pad legacy was that when you were taking video, you could just see that I had a really nice experience.

When it came to adjusting to different types of light, you can see I'm in a tunnel, and it's a little lower light in the situation. And, honestly, you can see that the stabilization is on. You know like I'm able to you, know just capture some really nice detail here, even in the nighttime when I'm walking, you know like in the city and some really dark environments. Also, so you can see right here. This is a testament of the camera, also because you can see when you're like zooming in different environments, it's just it's able to capture the detail and focus in and within the snap of a finger.

So you can see right here as I'm walking, I'm able to just flip and pan around, and honestly I could say that that camera has improved over time with software updates. Also, now this is one feed thing that they have to improve is being able to adjust the settings, so you can actually see your face and the background in this type of situation, because it was impossible to achieve my getting my face and the building at the same time. But that was like the only thing that I can say that was like that: I couldn't like capture a shot of my face, and the towers like in the back of me, but you can see right here. Focus is really nice. Even in the nighttime, you know I'm able to report as well and get some pretty decent.

You know footage here, so you know, I didn't have any issues when it came to that and even the night mode and actually light in the background and made the images a lot brighter. Also, so you could see that those were just a ton brighter with the night mode on it. So I can honestly say that that was definitely working as well, but here's just a few more examples of how it would look also that portrait mode was definitely pretty cool just to play around with. But honestly, this thing had a ton of features. It has 380 pixels per inch for the tech squad, the spec crew and just the dual cameras with the 5 megapixel.

Second camera. Honestly, this phone was actually really cool with face ID on that face ID, but the 2d face, unlock and fingerprint also had a plastic design, which was one flaw, but definitely felt solid in my hand with a metal frame but makes you stay locked in later group Peas.

Source : C Butler