Alcatel Idol 4S

[sk1wbw]

Okay, now this phone has me very interested indeed. Even though it's a 5.5" screen which is too small for me, but for the money I think this phone would be hard to beat.

Here's a great video from Flossy. Now talk amongst yourselves.

 

[Russiaone]

Okay, now this phone has me very interested indeed. Even though it's a 5.5" screen which is too small for me, but for the money I think this phone would be hard to beat.

Here's a great video from Flossy. Now talk amongst yourselves.

Yeah, I'm seriously contemplating getting one. I love idea of the speaker set up and that quad HD screen looks wondrous. Also, it doesn't hurt that they offer so much for the pre-order price of $350.

Design is pretty sweet.

 

[nj-morris]

Okay, now this phone has me very interested indeed. Even though it's a 5.5" screen which is too small for me, but for the money I think this phone would be hard to beat.

Here's a great video from Flossy. Now talk amongst yourselves.

Just curious, what sort of phones do you use if 5.5 is too small?

 

[mi7chy]

One negative is the Snapdragon 652 is built on 28nm. I'd wait for reviews with regards to potential overheating, throttling and battery life.

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/652

Process Technology
28 nm HPm

 

[sk1wbw]

One negative is the Snapdragon 652 is built on 28nm. I'd wait for reviews with regards to potential overheating, throttling and battery life.

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/652

That's sad when people say stuff like this is a negative. Like you can tell the difference when you use the phone. Good grief.
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Just curious, what sort of phones do you use if 5.5 is too small?

A Nexus 6.

 

[mi7chy]

Sad is when you don't know your history such as the issues with Snapdragon 810 on 20nm. Both 810 and 652 are octa-core.

 

[Hastings101]

Sad is when you don't know your history such as the issues with Snapdragon 810 on 20nm. Both 810 and 652 are octa-core.

That doesn't necessarily mean anything, I *think* that Snapdragon 800-805 were all 28nm yet still gave good performance and battery life. Granted they're not eight cores (I think), but the way the "eight" cores/BigLittle work that shouldn't matter. The 808/810 were just poorly designed flukes and their problems don't exist in the 820 and shouldn't in anything else unless it's something based off of them.

 

[nj-morris]

A Nexus 6.

Fair. I use a tablet for most of my stuff, but the Nexus 6 is a great size for consumption.

 

[iSheep5S]

I'm happy with the S7 but I love the value of these devices.

I was a moto g user a while back.

Can't beat value.