ringi82:

Have you gotten the phone? What are your views about it, is it worth the buy? I intend getting one too.

Yes I received the phone, and overall I was pleasantly surprised.

The overall build quality of the phone is very good, the metal feels nice in the hand, and it is generally aesthetically pleasing.

The screen is of good quality, with sharp images and vibrant colours. The white was very noticeably off white when compared to my other phone (Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Pro - with a cracked screen), but when not directly comparing and using the phone over a day, it wasn't even noticeable anymore, or at least didn't bother me.

Fingerprint sensor isn't as good as my old phone, but that was a lot more expensive. It is just as fast, but didn't trigger every time, I did get used to it though, and can turn it on every time if I put my finger in the same spot.

Overall, the touchscreen is great and response, but I did find at the very edges, a quick tap didn't always register. Pressing with a bit more force usually worked fine, but it wasn't perfect. Again, it is something I am fairly used to now and doesn't bother me anymore.

It only has 1gb of ram. Having said that, it is plain android without any rubbish, I honestly haven't found any performance issue at all, no stalling or jerkiness. Even multitasking seems to work well.

Basic 3D games ran fine. I would guess heavy 3D would struggle, not the sort of thing I play, everything I tried has run well.

Battery is mediocre, but it will easily do a day with medium to heavy usage.

Now the bit I was most exited about trying, the camera ! The standard camera mode is rather disappointing.

I was also 'initially' disappointed with the 'two camera' mode. Once I actually figured out that you need to switch it to portrait mode (camera mode, not orientation) for it to work, it didn't work as I expected. I thought it would use the second camera for depth to create a bokeh affect on objects in the distance, whilst keeping the focus on item of interest. Instead of the desired effect, it produced a radial bokeh mixed with a depth bokeh, but with more emphasis on the former, the balance tips to the latter the closer the item of interest is to the camera, or if you zoom in.

The thing is, the more I played with it, the less disappointing I became, the quality of the pictures that can be taken in this mode are amazing ! The colours are accurate ! The details are very sharp, if a little over sharpened... but without noise ! You can zoom in to the point where each pixel is visible, and it is still sharp with no noise !

Thinking about the two camera configuration, I theorised that it might be using the second camera, set out of focus, to provide the image that can be combined with the primary with a varying amount from the point you select to focus on. The depth bokeh is probably just the natural bokeh of the primary camera. That however, does not explain why the pictures taken in that mode are far superior, much sharper, and with better colour than those taken in standard mode. Maybe the second camera is used as primary in this mode, and the other is used for blur, or maybe I have it wrong and it does focus both and combines the two to get the extra detail ? Or the second camera is focused, but has a much larger aperture to produce more bokeh, but still combine using a radial blend. Answers on a postcard please.

Anyway, I am very very impressed with the pictures taken in that mode. I showed my dad the pictures, and zoomed in to show the detail achieved. He was so impressed that he showed interest in buying one to take pictures of the flies he has tied, as his digital camera (which is a decent Panasonic Lumix, albeit a few years old) wasn't up to the job. He never did buy one, but I'm sure it gives you an idea of the quality.

I will see if I can upload some example photo's I've taken soon, so you can see what I mean

So, for a cheap phone, and it is cheap, I am fairly impressed. It is far from perfect, but the flaws are minor, and for me, the camera makes up for all of that.

I hope that is helpful to you ringi82 !

Hi, I am due to receive my AllCall Bro in the next few days, I'm mostly interested in the dual camera.

Anyway, I had a read through the review because I am interested in what it is that I'm going to receive, haha. I continued to read through the posts, and what struck me is the lack of information where to purchase from. I got mine from gearbest, and I only paid £44 delivered (I'm in the UK). They are a very reputable company, and I have placed some 50+ orders with them over the last few years without any issues.

They currently have a promo on for the phone at $65.99, google says that is 20770 NGN, and that includes delivery. I'm getting nothing out of this, I'm just trying to help you guys out, so I hope this information is of use to you ! I will come back here and let you all know what I think when it arrives.