Not only is it larger, but its display is sharper too. But it doesn’t hold a torch to Super AMOLEDs. As you know, it’s more vibrant than PLS TFTs and TFT LCDs. It stretches 5.71 inches (145.03 mm) across. The phone is a bit heavier than its counterpart. There’s a metallic look to it, which makes it look more expensive. Thankfully, it is a good type – it doesn’t feel cheap. The device can connect to others through Bluetooth 4.2. You can connect to 2G, 3G, and 4G networks. Let’s talk about its connectivity features before moving onto the latter part of our review. Unfortunately, you’re not getting one with its selfie cam. An LED flash is present on its primary camera. You’re getting a single shooter on its front and back. If its system were to ever get stuck, you could just take its battery out. We’re fond that its battery is removable. The phone takes over 2 hours to fully charge. Along with the 10 W regular charger, they contribute to how slow it is at charging. If you remember, you’ll be making use of a MicroUSB port. The Tribute Empire would last around a day. Considering that its processor is not the most powerful and its screen isn’t very taxing, it’s decent. Even more expensive devices come with that much. They’d include carrier bloatware, which would reduce the 16 gigs to barely anything. You might pick the unit up from a carrier – we’re reviewing the Boost variant. You’re getting 16 GB of space and 2 GB of RAM. The storage it comes with isn’t the best. As you can imagine, extensive gaming won’t be possible. Just don’t get too extensive with it – the handset would start to lag. You’re getting the Mediatek MT6750 chipset inside of it. The newer version of the OS was released this year and is known to be the most customizable Android version yet. No, you won’t be able to update it to Android 10. If we didn’t mention it, regular strengthened glass is on its front. More premium devices try and make their displays as close to 100% as possible. This is why there’s a bit of bezel action going on. How’s its screen-to-body ratio like? Not very good. But if it was larger, such a resolution wouldn’t cut it. As its display is so small, you, unfortunately, aren’t met with the most immersive viewing experience. However, they don’t hold a torch to Super AMOLEDs. IPS LCDs are much more vibrant than PLS TFT and TFT LCDs, so we appreciate this.
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