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adeinfinit:Bro, abeg, once mystiq25 creates the Whatsapp group, I'll need games and apps o. |
Seyilome:Lol |
call quality is very good. Zero noise, but it should have been louder. Galaxy S4 kare lai. Lol |
peawizzy:Oh, na you I quote? You don dey enter my head be that o. Lol. Na 'miskate'. Pele sweet pea. ![]() |
peawizzy:Bros, hope the directions were good enough. Me waka wells o. Welcome to the club. Honestly, I'm wondering why I bought my stolen S4. This phone is just like my S4. Seriously. |
[quote author=peawizzy post=27559794]just by clicking on that link will help root the devices? No other procedure(s)?[/quote The instruction says 'download the apk..just install and click on the green button. It took just few seconds to root. ' ![]() |
adeinfinit:Okay. Good one. I just don't want to have to reinstall apps later, when I decide to go for the new ROM. THE PHONE IS FABULOUS FOR ITS PRICE. I'm typing with it now and browsing NL is such a breeze on 3G is so cool. Tabbed browsing is so cool. The battery is good enough for the phone, but I'm still observing it. Display is crisp and nice. I put my screen on automatic brightness, for better battery and my eyes. Fonts and everything else is default for now. I'll do more overnight. Sound is good. Not like what you would expect from a 'China phone', but more like what you'll get from a good Nokia. This phone is very responsive and fast. Camera, front and back, work flawlessly. It's 5MP front/1.3MP back on a 5" WXVGA screen, so it's just OKAY. I make shoes, I'm not a photographer, so this camera is just perfect for me. My GS4 had 13MP on a FHD screen, but each pic was at least 4mb and even shott videos were always over 50mb. Don't want that kain wahala now. This is perfect for me.
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treatise:You don't need to think for us all. Think for yourself and your family. If you think the phone has any health concerns, you and your people can stay away from it. As for the rest of the millions of people buying and using 'cheap' phones, it's our money and our choices. We choose to live with it, and we got what we paid for. Thank you. |
adeinfinit:Lolz. Nice one, bro. Pls, what app did you use! I'm just turning the phone on now, and going over the menu. Detailed steps, pls. Also, does it make sense to update the phone to the latest ROM Doogee released for it on Monday, or should I wait for sometime? |
gingger:Leave the silly guy, make e sue Airtel, MTN, Glo and Etisalat to court, for bad services delivery and stealing customers' money anyhow they like. |
abogjohn:The thread is simply a notice-me thread, and the op is an idiot, displaying his idiocy. QED. Infinix Zero users have been complaining since day 1 about battery and screen/back cracks, yet you'll see people still buying the phones. Infinix set-up Carlcare to replace the defective screens for free, and also urged users to get their pouch. Apart from inadequate battery, I haven't read any complaints about the Innjoo. The only problem I see is that of replacing a broken screen, since Innjoo doesn't have a CEC here in Nigeria. But, I'm sure the broses at Computer Village will find alternative screens, if the original isn't on Jumia or in the market. |
Mystiq25:Bros, please,give detailed, step-by-step instructions and links on rooting, installing the CTR and CWM and other must-have apps for this phone. Carry us along, abeg. You can set-up a Whatsapp Group for us Doogee users. Be the bossman. ![]() |
Phoenixx07:Trustworthy is an understatement, when it comes to TSO. When the delay happened last week, due to the battery goods issue in China, TSO was ready to refund our money over the weekend. But, I was patient and hopeful that I would get my phone by today (Wednesday) and I got it yesterday. |
adop:Yes, Sir. All for N17,700. 1 memory card for me and 1 for my aunt, that makes two @2k each=N4k. Extra battery,N1k, because I wanted to take precautions for any battery issue, and not have to rely on my 10,000mah Innjoo E1 power bank (which works very well, by the way. I use it with my blackberry Curve 8900, and it charges it 5 times over). |
peawizzy:Yup, it does, Ambassador. Plus stylus pen & OTG cable. |
Heeboy94:Lol. I ordered the cards and battery separately. Seyilome:Thanks, namesake. Good morning @everyone. Charged one ba3 from 2 a.m till this morning. Now charging the second one, I'm going out now. When I come back, I'll apply screen protector and insert a SIM card to properly set-up the phone. I turned it on b4 charging last night, and all my concerns about the screen vanished. Quite vibrant, responsive too. Then, I switched it off, to charge. First ba3 came with 62% battery. 2nd one came with 76%. Charging now. Reviews later. For now, first impressions are quality build, same size and about as heavy as my previous Galaxy S4, and it already looks like money-well-spent. ![]() |
Famolove:N12,700 for the phone and accessories, if you order from @Thespecialone, Mr. Nisiborps, a.k.a Pre-Order 2.0. You pick-up yourself, if you're in Lagos, or a waybill of between N2000-N2500 to destinations outside Lagos. ![]() |
You're just an Innjoo hater. I saw your silly comment on the Innjoo i1s thread and I answered you accordingly, there, too. I'm just surprised you would still go ahead to create a 'please, notice me' thread, hating on the Innjoo i1s, because you simply can't understand why a quadcore 5" phone with Android 4.4.2 kitkat is being sold for N13,500, and you feel bad that the phone is doing what your 40-100k devices are doing. You feel that the gap between the 'men' and the 'boys' is being bridged by these cheap chinko-Dubai mobile company, called Innjoo. Hater. Shut up and try to learn more about phones. I used a Galaxy S4, until it was stolen in May. It gets hot too, all the time, screen, battery area and earpiece areas, when I use the phone extensively or when I'm on a call, but, it cools off, eventually. I can't talk long on the phone due to the heat from the screen and speaker area. I didn't kill myself because my 93k phone was heating up every now and then, rather, I basked in the euphoria of me using a high-end phone...until it was stolen. Those who buy Innjoo and other cheap Chinko/Dubai phones buy it because it's their money and they like those phones and the price point. It's none of your business. ALL phones have one issue or another, and it has nothing to do with the price. The newly released LG G3 has several problems, millions of iphone 6+ users are complaining daily of one problem or the other. THERE IS NO PERFECT PHONE, ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. Even Nokia 3310, Trium, Motorola t191 had their own issues back then, and, neither SON or NCC raised an alarm over radiations or whatever health hazards you're alluding to. You work for Tecno or some other competitors, right? Oya, go and manufacture your own phone and OS and introduce it to the market, make we see. Oponu. Is it only Innjoo that over-heats? BlackBerry nko? When the Bold 5 came out, do you know the millions of Nigerians that bought that phone? Then, they were all faced with Blackberry 7 OS issues, battery drain and phone over-heating issues-phone over-heating that was so serious it killed many working Bold 5s. So many people sold the phone off later on, while others lived with it. I also wonder if you had started using phones back when sleek, thin Motorola Razr flip phone was the rave in Nigeria. Do you know of any of the myriads of issues that phone had, and still its users stuck with it, repairing flexes, screens, motherboard, keypads and changing batteries? EVERYTHING was wrong with THAT phone. My uncle used it. Sony Ericcson K700i and Sendo X nko? Did SON or NCC say or do anything back then? Why do you think they should feel 'worried' now? This all boils down to consumers' choice, and I'm sure the phones have passed Nigeria's SON/NCC standards before going public, so just mind your own business. Nkan ti o ba wu olowo lo ma fi owo e ra. Why you dey vex? Is it your money? You claim to use 3 high-end phones and tab. None of them overheats, abi? Somebody still took pains and time to explain how the memory on phones add up, because your hatred didn't let you do simple addition and research before posting your notice-me thread, you still didn't accept. Go ahead, crucify Innjoo i1s for over-heating, take them to court sef. Meanwhile, I get slot for PM News and The Punch, if you wan advertise your 'mumurity' there, 15k-100k per slot ni pere. Mumu Innjoo hater. |
augster:Yes, Sir. The OTG cable is in the box. The phones with so many extras o. Leather pouch, transparent plastic casing, OTG, stylus, and nice earphones. |
Full unboxing pictures. Had to take all at one glance. Starting from the far-right-the yellow box which my package came in, bubble-wrapped, with my order details (Doogee DG-310, 32GB x2, 1 battery), name and phone number written boldly on it. On top of it is the screen protector Beside it is the phone's box. Beside that are my 2 batteries, Doogee-branded earphones and USB cord, and freebies-the OTG cable, stylus. There's also the white Doogee flip-case (though I wish that was black, make e for no quickly dirty.) Then, the wonderful phone, Doogee DG-310. I didn't think I would like another white phone, after my Galaxy S4 that got stolen in May at Obalende/3rd Mainland Bridge axis), but I'm loving this one already...lol. The good thing about this Doogee is that it comes with a transparent plastic case (you can see that in the second picture). That's soooo thoughtful and generous of Doogee. Beside the phone in the box, is the charger head for the USB cord. Picture 3 shows my original SanDisk Class 10 memory cards. I'll be putting these two through a thorough check and review, one of these days. With this phone and the accessories and freebies that came with it via @Thespecialone, I don't regret the N17,700 I paid to get the phone, an extra battery and 2 32GB memory cards. Tonight is for the pictures. Tomorrow, and subsequent days, is for the reviews. Enjoy.
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Damma:Okay. From Bolade Oshodi, ask for Adekoya street, it's right after Bolade, and before Brown street. At. The entrance to the street, you'll see Keke Napep riders on one side. Tell the Napep 'Airport Road'. It's N70. Board it and alight at the last b'stop (7 & . Trek towards NAHCO/Airport for like 2 or 3mins till you're facing Ajao Estate's main gate on the other side (Alternatively, you can cross to the other side at the busstop you were dropped, and say you're going to Reston Hotels, on Fatai Irawo street). Cross over to the other side and follow up from the previous direction. |
peawizzy:Pls, post the fb link here. |
badolee10:It should work. |
badolee10:DLC students weren't allowed to rent the halls, so I lived off-campus. Aare, Bodija. |
badolee10:Bro, I schooled in Ibadan, UI DLC. I'm Lagos-based, tho. |
Damma:Find your way to Ajao Estate main gate. when u drop at that junction, u wil see where they wrote welcome to Ajao estate. Once you enter ,the first street by your right, opposite Royal Buffet fast food is Fatai Irawo street. Just enter and stop at Reston hotels. Call or Whatsapp TSO, when you get to the hotel. Sorry I had to drop this here. I'm in the bus to my area, and email isn't set up on this kpalasa Curve 1.. |
I just picked up the phone @Ajao Estate. Will upload pictures when I get home. |
Mystiq25:Pls, post step-by-step instructions and links. |
augster:Pls, help upload the link to the rooting app, bro. |
adeinfinit:Lol. My bro. I no know wetin I do NL moderators o, I've been suspended on TSO's thread and 4 others, that's why you haven't been seeing me. Dem leave me here sha, but I've been busy. Just going to collect the phone nau. peawizzy:Ambassador, I won't forget. Thanks. augster:Lol. Thanks, bro. Stay tuned. |
Mystiq25:Thanks, bro. I thought the phone has two led flash, and it's not supposed to have any issues with low light. Anyways, it's alright. |
badolee10:TSO is your best bet o. Just wait till the end of this week, for him to fully resolve the issues. Other importers are selling this phone for N15k+ and it's still 10days+ for the delivery, due to the issues. |
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Anyway, don‘t welcome me yet. Still waiting PATIENTLY for mine. 
