We’ve all met a MyPhone once in our lifetime because this one used to be the pillars of the budget phones here in our country, years back. I really felt great and was shocked when I first knew about the evolution they have made – they were competing in the smartphone game.
The nation-proud tech company is back and they’re wanting to be on the top notes of the smartphone competition. They released the product that led millions of fans to patronize them; they decided to go back to their roots by releasing my series of smartphones. They have My36 and My35 but in this review, we focused on the My35.
The Design
They went back to the good ‘ole plastic design. The edges of the phone are somewhat silver-plastic or pearlescent grey design and they managed to have the glossy plastic at finish at the back of the phone. This one is really durable since plastic is not that fragile to falls, and shocks however, pressure could be one of the main reasons of the phones breakage because as we all know, plastic, even if we know it’s hard – it always isn’t. It has sly curves, actually just like the shape of the iPhone but with less sophistication.
They also stuck to what they know would capture the hearts of those patronizing local products and is proud of overbearing it at the same time by having the map of our country as the design on the back of the device.
The Camera
Overall, the camera is dumbfounding; a 13-megapixel primary camera with autofocus, LED flash, and phase detection and a front 5-megapixel camera. There are smartphone cameras that are 13-megapixel but do not function well under low-lit circumstances but the MyPhone My35 is not one of those.