Gionee M5: Hands on Review

Following up on the success of gionee M2 and M3, two devices with great batteries 4200mah and 5000mah respectively, Gionee has released yet another device called the Gionee M5. It houses the biggest a dual battery each at 3010mah making the phone a 6020mah phone.

Some highlights of the Spec
5 inch screen
 6000mah battery
720p screen
Quad core
IR blaster
Android Lollipop


Gionee M5 : Hands on and First Impressions
The unit i bought has a silver white colour. The phone looks good with fine bezels,  well balanced and the metallic build gives it an appealing and a premium look. But that's where it ends as housing a 6020mah battery has its own perks. The phone weighs 214g (a big thanks to the battery) and it is quite thick thanks to battery again which makes it look too bulky and it weighs heavily on our hands. For someone coming from a light phone like samsung S6 or any iPhone it is an unpleasant experience but with time, we can cope (most will, some never will) . For me, the ergonomics and aesthetics is bad.

Screen Quality : The Phone has a good display. A 720p on a 5'5 screen stretches the ppi (pixel per inches)  at around 267ppi but considering the screen is an Amoled type, the screen quality is good. The screen also comes with a corning gorilla glass 3 protection

Camera : The 13Mp front camera is not the best out there but its however a very good camera and the 5mp front camera also takes good pictures.


RAM and internal Memory
With a 2gb ram, multiple operations will be a breeze. With 16gb internal memory , this will just be enough for multimedia and games. what else, there is an option for external memory.

Android OS
Lollipop out of the box with Amigo UI. It is smooth and refreshing.

Price :  I bought the phone for 43000 but ever since, the price has gone up.

Gionee M5 is a good device, with a great battery life. It's a good buy. The only con is the bulkiness of the phone.

What do you think


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