The company is branding the smartphone of this series as “Phone for Fun”. The specifications of the Bingo 50 smartphone are similar to a little bit of bingo 21. Know here what we saw and found in this smartphone.
Look and design
The smartphone looks like Bing 50, the low-budget colorful smartphone of its own series, Bingo 21. Even in a way old in this phone Infocus M350 The body of the smartphone has been used. Camera’s place and shape are all known to the speaker and the button.
The smartphone looks nice to see but the top and below the screen feels a little heavy due to the thick panel. The front camera and earpiece are fantastic and there is LED light on the top left corner, which you only see when burning. There is a big Infocus logo at the bottom of the screen.
Bingo 50 is available with different rear covers with Go rear cover. One rear cover is made of leather -like texture while the other sandpaper is finish.
The camera lens, flash and mike are given in the upper half of the rear. The three holes given at the bottom look like an accessory connector but are speakers of Bingo 50. The phone has two micro-SIM slots and a microSD slot. The battery of the phone is visible but not removable.
If the front phone did not have sandpaper finish, then this phone could be extremely convenient for holding and use in hand. We launched the side of the phone recently Motorola Remind the design of the smartphone. But the long size of the phone is the biggest problem and it gives the biggest problem in using one hand phone to reach every edge of the screen.
Specification
As expected, the phone has a ‘1.3 GHz quad-core’ processor which Infocus has named Standard MediaTek MT 6735. This processor is fine at this price. Although it cannot be called a very powerful processor, it is good for the normal work of the day. The phone has 3 GB RAM and 16 GB storage which can be increased to 64 GB with the help of microSD card. The phone gives 4G support at most Indian networks covering band 3 and 40.
The phone’s screen is 5 inches and the resolution is 720×1280 pixels. Apart from this, connectivity features like Wi-Fi B/G/N, Bluetooth 4.1, A-GPS and USB-OTG are also present in this smartphone. The phone’s battery is 2500 mAh which can be judged a little less according to the phone.
Infocus says that its camera quality makes the phone different as a brand. The phone has both rear and front cameras of 8 megapixels. Along with this, both of them have been given similar sensors with F/2 or 2 aperture. We were surprised to see that the phone has not been given flash with such a better front camera, but Ummi is dead that a better quality picture can be taken from the phone.
However, the most poppy feature of this phone that we felt is to come with Android 6.0 Marshmallow. We are happy that Infocus is one of the companies that promise to release the updates immediately after the launch. Android interface is less polished.
If you like to customize the phone according to you, then you may like app drawer and homescreen in the phone. There is also an Ezed Launcher in the phone, so that you can save the battery by reducing the display of the phone.
We noticed that there is some trouble in the superpowering mode of the phone. While switching out, Wi-Fi and cellular data disabled while Preford Network got stuck on 2G.
With the help of pre-install app mobile assistant in Infocus Bingo 50, you can check memory use. With the power detective app, you can know which apps and features are finishing your battery quickly. With app traffic control you can prevent an individual app from using Wi-Fi and cellular data.
Performance
During the use of Bingo 50, we found its performance well. It can look like an M460 when looking inside, while in the first glimpse you can look like M350. Don’t know why Infocus has given this phone a place in its new Bingo series.
The phone has all the hallmarks of a budget smartphone. There is no unmatched feature or specification in the phone, but at this price its performance can be said to be very good. The phone display is shiny and vibrate.
As expected, the MT6735 processor works more on the CPU side less than the GPU. The benchmark figures of the phone remained well. The casual game goes well in the phone.
In our video loop test, the phone battery lasted for 8 hours 46 minutes. At the same time, during the normal use of the phone throughout the day, we needed to charge the phone late at night after all day.
Camera
The camera performance was good according to the low price phone. The photos of the phone looked detailed. However, the color wash outs out and the pictures are more exposed at the high light. Seeing the low price of the phone, we liked the camera performance very much. Autofocus does not work mostly and sometimes it stops completely but overall the pictures have been better.
Talk about the 8 -megapixel front camera, in terms of definition and brightness, the quality of photographs is very poor. A video of just 640×480 pixels can be recorded from the front camera.
Our decision
Even though you may not find Glamorous to see Infocus Bingo 50, but it has been given a lot according to an initial price phone. The rear camera of the phone gives even better pictures in low light, but we got the best feature of the phone Android 6.0. But if you want to buy a good software and low feature phone, then Bingo 50 can definitely become your choice. But if your budget can go up to Rs 10,000, then you can buy more powerful and magnificent Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 with almost all the necessary features of a budget smartphone.