Skip to content Cherry Mobile released a new smartphone a few months ago; they do release a new phone every few months and this one really impressed me because it clearly lived up to what they’re saying about Cherry Mobile – it’s leveling up.
The Design
Comparing it to its forerunner, the Flare 4 really has an evolved, artistic kind of look; a better, sharper, and classier look than the Flare 3. It now has the curves of an expensive, prodigal smartphone. The metallic edges of it adds to its premium feel and look; its metallic curves make it look a lot sexier than the previous phones released by the company. Although admittedly, the back of it is still plastic, it doesn’t really affect the whole phenomenon because overall, the phone looks like it’s made of classy, artistic, and sophisticated material.
The composition of the speaker is not that impressive and its positioning at the back of the phone will make it a not-so-good quality and that is just what I expected. The small beast is also dual sim so you can easily switch telephone providers without going through the hassle of removing the cover, kind of dissecting it before you can switch providers.
Just like the norm of the smartphones, the power button is on the right side; a genuine and efficient way for both right and left handed people while the volume determiners are on the other side.
The Camera
The camera is impressive since it bears a 13-megapixel primary camera with autofocus and LED flash and a 5-megapixel front “selfie” camera with BSI sensors and LED flash as well. Although it is not that great under low-light, it still is a 13-megapixel camera and it is one of the best cameras in the budget phone market. What, do you expect to have a DSL-R-like camera?