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Starmobile UP Sense Review

Starmobile UP Sense Review

Posted on October 25, 2016December 23, 2018 By Jarvis

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Starmobile released last month its latest affordable entry-level Android smartphone that sports iPhone-like looks, 5-inch HD display, fingerprint scanner, and Android Marshmallow — the Starmobile UP Sense. Priced at below Php5K, it aims to offer fancy features and looks without breaking the bank. With plenty of affordable options in the market, are those enough to lure buyers? Let’s find out in our review.

Design and Construction

Right off the bat, we can definitely say that the phone took hints from the iPhone’s design, well at least in the front. The phone has a 2.5D glass on top of the 5-inch HD display. It’s bordered by a fair amount of bezel with the earpiece, front-facing camera, and a couple of sensors on top while a round home button sits below. The home button features a fingerprint scanner which works well so far.
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