Review: Max aka Andro Smartfren Hisense E860, CDMA ANDROID ECONOMICAL

Completing the series Andro, Andro Smartfren Smartfren launched Max aka Hisense E860. Unlike its predecessor Andro series is priced more expensive because the screen is larger, ie Hisense E910, E860 Hisense now have more value because it supplied ICS aka Android version 4.0 and performance capable. Now increasingly open a new era for smartphones economical!

design

Dimensions: 112.4x60x10.8mm; Weight: 125gr sard;
After the successful launch Smartfren Andro series in March 2012, has now launched a series Smartfren sequel, which made ​​Max Andro Smartfren Hisense vendor with code E860. Dilitik of design, bundling smartphone with a weight of 125 grams is quite alluring. Smartfren Andro Max has a design like most Android smartphones.

In addition to fitting in the hand, the casing is dominated by a solid plastic material. The design body similar to the iPhone 4/4S glance, the front side is dominated 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen. On the surface of the phone, impressed slippery. In contrast to the back side, made ​​of plastic material uniquely contoured, making Andro Max pretty steady when held.

On the front, there are 4 touchpad to control some functions, such as home button, application buttons, a back button, and a search button to your browser. And all of the key features white backlit. Andro Max pinned the instrument is not much around the body, just the screen lock / on-off button, volume buttons and the micro USB port and a 3.5 mm audio port. Unfortunately, Smartfren Andro Max does not promote the concept of flexibility to hot swap microSD disassembly.