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In the tech world, and particularly so when smartphones are concerned, as a general rule you can expect the spotlight to be aimed almost exclusively at the high-end, where companies tend to be quite a bit more innovative. As a result, media and peopl...
A few weeks ago, Miami-based BLU announced the Vivo XL, a 5.5-inch phablet with mid-level specs and an entry-level price point. Today, BLU announced that the Vivo XL became available for purchase from BestBuy. For this weekend only, the handset will ...
Wanted to love it, but worst phone I've handled in years.
Phone owned for less than 3 months
I wanted to love this budget screamer with its USB-C, "fake" phone call feature and impressive-looking specs, but came all crashing down after using about 5 minutes. The interface is awful - truly awful - and was forced to immeduately install a different launcher. The "fake call" feature had so much potential, but it greyed out the speakerphone option so it was rendered useless. The coup de grace was teh atrocious, tinny, crackly speaker. It was useless on conference call and thus was rendered unusable for me. I know it's only USD150, but you can get a used Moto X 2014 for that and have a decent, fast phone.
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