Reviewers Liked
- Big AMOLED Display, Battery, Runs on Nougat Android 7.0, Portrait Mode
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Bulky and Heavy, Filled with Bloatware, Camera can be improved
Gionee A1 Plus
67
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Expert reviews and ratings
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The successor of A1 has a lot to offer to its users. Though it is big and bulky, it has also got good video and sound quality supported by a huge battery to power it for more than a day. I would say that Gionee A1 Plus is a decent performer. Considering...
By TechRadar on
60
Gionee A1 Plus being a humungous smartphone comes with its own benefits. Sporting a big AMOLED screen, large capacity battery might lure some but that heavy weight is a lot to carry around. Amigo OS is scaled well to adapt to a bigger display, with no...
By installornot.com on
70
The Gionee A1 Plus might not be on everyone's shopping lists because of its size. Holding it isn't very easy and you'll need big pockets to store it. However, it offers a big battery and decent performance for its asking price. While the UI is usable....
By Gadgets360 on
70
Gionee A1 Plus is a significant upgrade over the previous Gionee A1. The company has fitted a big Full HD screen to please users who love to play games and stream videos on their mobile devices. The camera performance is also significantly improved and...
By gizbot.com on
80
The Gionee A1 Plus is big, comes with 6 inch screen and is quite heavy. The overall performance is good, UI is a little different and users might need some time getting used to it (in case if it new for them).Battery life, performance is very good,...
By gogi.in on
70
The Gionee A1 Plus comes with a bigger screen, a faster and potentially more thermal efficient processor, dual rear cameras, a bumped up selfie shooter, and quite surprisingly, a bigger battery as well, over its predecessor phone, the A1. But all these...
By IndiaToday on
64
The Gionee A1 plus is just another average device that is unable to justify its price. Its performance is sluggish, ergonomics are compromised and the UI has some issues. For a budget of around 27K, there are much better options available both with or...
By Digit on
60
For a company that brought the best-looking smartphone of 2014, the A1 Plus looks like a haphazard attempt to wow consumers with amazing internals but failing to see the flaws in design when it comes to real-world usage. The Honor 8 Pro would be this...
By gadgetsnow.com onTaking after the Gionee A1, the recently introduced A1 Plus is the second enabler of Selfiestan, a fantasy world of selfie mongers that requires a Gionee selfie phone as proof of citizenship. True to its name, the Gionee A1 Plus a scaled variant of A1...
By GadgetDiary onWhile 5.5-inch display phones have become a norm these days with hands of various sizes giving in to the increased multimedia consumption, it seems some smartphone makers wanna take it up a notch on the screen size – “bigger the better” be the cliché...
By techpp.com on
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