Why?īecause the On/Off button is on the left and we’re used to it being on the right side. One hand usage is OK and to the left of the smartphone there are the volume buttons and On/Off button, all of them with OK feedback, but also a strange placement. We’ve also got a solid metal frame in the mix and this handset offers good grip. Once you remove the back cover (which is relatively hard to do), you will have access to the microSIM and standard SIM slot, microSD card slot and removable battery.Īt the top there’s the audio jack and microUSB port, while at the bottom there’s the microphone. Upfront there’s the selfie camera, sensors, earpiece and capacitive buttons, while at the back there’s the main camera, LED flash and fingerprint scanner, as well as speaker. The screen bezel is actually pretty big for 2015 standards.
The case is made of plastic and the front has an edge to edge look, but it’s not all screen, which is pretty much the Huawei P8 approach. The handset feels light in the user’s hand and it has a soft touch back. It looks a bit like a Meizu and Huawei P8 combined, while its back feels like the Galaxy Note. S700 is thinner than the HTC One M9, measuring 9.6 mm in thickness.
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This model is 1 gram heavier than the iPhone 6 Plus and it’s also thinner than the LG G4, that measures 9.8 mm in thickness. Mstar S700 measures 8.8 mm in thickness and weighs 173 grams, plus it has a diagonal of 5.5 inches. They came up with this brand in February this year and launched a few hansets within the series.
Mstar is a brand that belongs to the company Lihua from Hong Kong, started in 2002.
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