Mobile/Smart Phones by stefan @ 2015-04-16
This model was mainly built for people with lower budgets, which do not have enough cash to invest in higher-specced models and Blackview has picked one of the mainstream SoCs (MT6582) of 2013 to equip it, which now also has sources for building Android 5.0 distributions.
The Breeze model comes with a pre-installed plastic screen protector, and we only have to remove the top layer, which also holds the branding:
Breeze comes with a smaller body, by incorporating a 4.5’’ capacitive touchscreen and fits well in hand; the resolution of the screen is quite low for todays’ standards, 480x854 but this aspect should save a bit of battery life and increase 3D performance:
On the top side we have the speaker grill along with the proximity and frontal 5MP-advertised camera sensor:
The lower area comes with the capacitive Menu, Home and Back buttons:
On the left side of the smartphone we will be able to spot the Volume rocker along with the chromed top frame:
On the bottom we do not have any interfaces present:
By going to the right side, we will be able to spot the Power/Standby button:
On the top area, we have the USB connector along with the headphone jack:
Here is also a closer look at the plastic chromed Volume rocker along with the Power/Standby buttons:
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