The sound of this phone is quite good with the single speaker that it has positioned at the top of the screen. The phone on the loudest volume setting is quite loud and clear which is due to the fact that Hisense has partnered with Dolby Digital for the sound system and that gives it the good quality output that the users hear.
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Display:
The display is a 720p 5.0 inches screen display. Again these are not very exciting numbers but this is a mid range device that is only to reach out to the people who cannot afford the higher flagship devices. A test video played on the phone did not really show a bad output as in the colors were bright and video clarity was good. Although in bright sunlight the screen struggled in visibility and that is a surefire disadvantage to people who are out in the sun for their work.
Conclusion:
The conclusion is quite simple really. This is meant to be a budget smartphone aimed at people who would want to have a smartphone but cannot afford a heavy star-studded flagship device which will be priced close to the 3000Dhs mark. At just 999Dhs this phone can do quite a bit while the design is sturdy and completely settles in line with the aim Hisense has which is the affordability of the model and durability of the model. I would go as far as to say that in the similar or cheaper price range we do find better models as well in the market with mostly higher specifications and latest software but if you tend to be a bit clumsy and keep dropping your phone around then this maybe your surefire choice over others.
