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> It's utterly painful to use - I hope the situation has gotten better for users there. I bought the bright orange ZTE Open C fxos phone to try it out. Haven'
by gopalv 10y ago
> It's utterly painful to use - I hope the situation has gotten better for users there.
I bought the bright orange ZTE Open C fxos phone to try it out.
Haven't done much more with it that travel around with it, mostly using it as a primary phone for calls. The battery life is insane on that one - I went about 4-5 days without charging it when I was traveling (barely any calls, mostly standby).
The good part was the HERE maps downloaded onto its SDCARD and I could use at least some of the GPS functionality when it is offline.
However for the same amount of money I could easily buy a Micromax or Karbonn phone which would have 2 killer apps to use - PayTM and Ola Cabs.
- madeofpalk 10y ago> I went about 4-5 days without charging it when I was traveling (barely any calls, mostly standby). To be fair, most Android devices and iPhone would achieve similar battery life if you're not actually using the phone. Apple claims to get 10 days of standby out of an iPhone. I would imagine with 'barely any calls' or using the device you would get somewhere between 5 to 10 days. 5 days doesn't really sound that impressive.
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- majewsky 10y ago> Apple claims to get 10 days of standby out of an iPhone. I have a work iPhone that I barely use (since I prefer Android personally), and it usually lasts 4-5 days.