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Cherry Mobile Flare X2 Review

Cherry Mobile Flare X2 Review

Posted on November 14, 2016December 26, 2018 By Jarvis

Cherry Mobile announced last month a slew of reasonably-priced new Flare devices. One of them is the Flare X2 which is the successor to last year’s Flare X. It now sports a more attractive and premium design, Snapdragon 430 CPU, 4GB RAM, fingerprint sensor, and a sub-Php8K price tag. Sounds good on paper, now let’s find out how it really performs in our review.

Design and Construction

As mentioned earlier, the Flare X2 features a more premium and attractive design. Its front features the 5.5-inch display that looks as if it has no bezel when the screen is off. Above it are the earpiece, sensors, and the 8MP front camera. Below is an unused space since the Flare X2 uses on-screen navigation. Although barren, it makes the device appear symmetrical.
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Phones Tags:camera, fingerprint, mobile, navigation, ram, review, sensor, Snapdragon

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