Alcatel One Touch Hero Review

Introduction

Alcatel found a replacement life with robot and has incessantly improved its offerings over time. The One bit Hero is one amongst the most recent - a 6" phablet that throws down a worth challenge to the Galaxy Note three, with an expensive feature set of its own.

The Hero has captured the essence of the Note - an oversized, 1080p screen, a stylus to travel with it and split-screen multitasking to spice up productivity. The screen is truly larger - six inches - and also the bezels area unit imposingly skinny.

That said, Alcatel unbroken its feet on the bottom and went for a Cortex-A7-based MediaTek chipset. the number of intrinsic  storage is economical however expandable and there is a dual-SIM version right out of the gate. This keeps the value under control and makes the phablet appropriate for rising markets (where the dearth of LTE is not a large deal).

Key options

Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support; Dual-band 3G with HSPA

Optional dual-SIM

6" 16M-color 1080p IPS digital display electrical phenomenon touchscreen

Capacitive stylus

Android OS v4.2.2 jelly egg

Quad-core one.5 Gc Cortex-A7 C.P.U., 2 GB RAM, PowerVR SGX544 GPU, MediaTek MT6589 chipset

Split-screen multi-tasking twin show

13 MP optical device camera with diode flash, geo-tagging

1080p video @ 30fps with continuous optical device and stereo sound

2 MP front-facing camera, 1080p video

16GB (dual-SIM), 8GB (single-SIM)

microSD card slot (single-SIM only)

microUSB port

Bluetooth v4.0

Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct and DLNA

GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS

Standard 3.5 metric linear unit audio jack

Stereo FM radio with RDS

Voice commands

Accelerometer and proximity sensing element

Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic

Non-replaceable three,400mAh Li-Ion battery

Cool active accessories

Main disadvantages

Capacitive stylus not pretty much as good because the Wacom answer

13MP camera not on par with different 13MP shooters

Non-replaceable battery

Midrange chipset

Limited storage on the dual-SIM version

No LTE

There's a place for the Alcatel One bit Hero in established markets too - we're seeing a shift towards cheap, capable devices within the mobile world with devices just like the Moto G and $200 tablets.