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November 2017
(75%)
62 Tests
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Zusammenfassung: When I wrapped up reviewing the Essential Phone back in early September, I told you guys that even though it had some pretty critical flaws and you probably shouldn't buy it, that it was a phone I didn't want to put down. That's a first me, as someone who...
Zusammenfassung: Andy Rubin's Essential Phone is now a $499 phone. And no, this isn't just a temporary discount, Essential is slashing $200 off the price of the phone, likely in a move to move some units and get their product in more hands.The company announced the price...
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Veröffentlicht: 2017-10-06, Autor: Erik , Testbericht von: talkandroid.com
I'm a big fan of the Essential Phone, but an even bigger fan of the concept of the Essential Phone. I like that we have this bone stock Pixel competitor from the “Father of Android.”The build quality is outstanding and the “no-bezel” design never gets old...
Build quality that is a step above everything else, Stock Android and the desirable Google features that come with it, Plenty of storage
High price reflects cost of materials, and little else, Stunted and wonky performance during basic user interactions, Screen responsiveness not consistent, Picture quality does not measure up, The Essential camera app is a disaster, Hitormiss customer exp
The Essential phone is a beautifully crafted piece of technology. Despite the bugs, the device feels really, really good in the hand. The phone's design works. The screen's design works too, regardless of concerns one might have had with the front facing...
Veröffentlicht: 2017-09-11, Autor: Ryan , Testbericht von: androidpolice.com
The titanium and ceramic construction of the Essential Phone is impressive. It feels incredibly solid, The edgetoedge display is visually striking. The image is very crisp and viewing angles are great, Runs a clean build of Nougat with almost no preinstal
The Essential Phone's camera is slow, performs poorly in low light, has uneven exposure, and the app is lacking in features. It simply isn't competitive with other phones in its price range, The cutout looks a bit awkward, and the space on either side is
The Essential Phone is an impressive piece of hardware, and the company deserves kudos for that. Essential built a device with materials that set it apart from the competition, and one that many established smartphone makers would probably struggle to bui...
Zusammenfassung: The Essential Phone is without a doubt the phone I've been the most interested in getting my hands on in recent months. And that's over the Galaxy Note 8, LG V30, and whatever else might have been or might still be on the horizon. I say that because it's...
Zusammenfassung: The Essential Phone is without a doubt the phone I've been the most interested in getting my hands on in recent months. And that's over the Galaxy Note 8, LG V30, and whatever else might have been or might still be on the horizon. I say that because it's...
Zusammenfassung: After spending a few minutes with an Essential Phone last week during my trip to NYC for Samsung's Note 8 launch, I now have a retail unit in house that we'll begin to put through our tests as we form a proper review, one that isn't rushed into a 48-hour...
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Veröffentlicht: 2017-08-28, Autor: Sam , Testbericht von: gizmodo.com
Zusammenfassung: In August 2017, Andy Rubin, the creator of Android, and his disciples at Essential Products descended onto this mortal plane to grace us with the PH-1—a device that seeks to right the wrongs of modern smartphone design. Almost monolithic in appearance, th...
Zusammenfassung: The stated goal of Essential Products is to make technology easier and more accessible, and it's got an ambitious roadmap of devices planned to help it achieve that end. But its first product, the Essential Phone, fits better into the extended definition...
