Cubot Kingkong mini 2

All in all, it's a lightweight, tiny phone in a rugged package and at a reasonable price. No NFC though. Also, get yourself a hydrogel screen protector, it's like 7 bucks but it'll protect the display from scratches. Performance is very decent, it runs on a clean Android that is pretty responsive when it comes to day to day tasks. The screen is tiny, but you could play some lighter games. The phone got one firmware update to date. Battery life is not too long, with all battery saving features and adaptive brightness enabled the phone could be running for two days at most. The screen, as tiny as it is, is perfectly fine for most day to day tasks and occasional reading with Night Light enabled. Very bright, too. Sound quality of the built-in speaker is okay. There's a BesLoudness function enabled in the sound settings by default, guess it normalizes the sound to make it slightly louder. Music sounds better using wireless earbuds and a music player app with an equalizer. Camera is okay for the most part, considering the price and the phone size. It tends to over sharpen the photos and there's not too much detail even in a perfectly lit environment. The video quality is not good, unfortunately. There is no stabilization so the videos come out as very wobbly. Camera settings are very basic at best. Make sure to disable ZSR (zero stutter delay) to give the camera some time to adjust and focus before the shot. Alternatively, use OpenCamera with API2 option enabled, that will allow you to set much more reasonable bitrate so the videos won't take up much space. e.g. 720p 24fps 2000 bitrate

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