**Unboxing and First Impressions: Zolo Q800 Dual SIM Android Phone**
The Zolo Q800 is a budget-friendly dual SIM Android phone that promises to deliver a great value for its price. We've unboxed the device, and here's our first impression of this affordable smartphone.
As we take out the phone from its packaging, we can see that it has a plasticky back cover with a rubberish texture that feels nice to the touch. The Zolo logo is prominently displayed on the top bar, alongside an 8-megapixel camera module and an LED flash. On the bottom, we find the micro USB port, power button, and volume rocker. The build quality looks good, with no creaking noise or any other signs of flimsiness.
**Design and Build Quality**
The phone's design is straightforward, with a 3.5mm headphone jack on top and nothing notable on this end. However, the build quality is where it shines. Despite being an affordable device, the Zolo Q800 feels solid in the hand, with no signs of cheap plastic or flimsy construction.
**Display and Screen Quality**
The phone's display is where we're excited to see if it delivers on its promises. The screen is a vibrant 4-inch IPS display that looks bright and colorful. The viewing angles are also impressive, making this phone suitable for watching videos or browsing the web in sunny conditions. We've set the auto brightness sensor to test its performance, and it works flawlessly.
**Software and Performance**
The Zolo Q800 runs on stock Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, which is a great start for an affordable device. The phone feels responsive, with quick toggles and smooth animations. The processor is a 1.2 GHz quad-core CPU, paired with the SGX544 GPU, which should handle basic gaming and graphics duties.
**Storage and Expansion**
The internal storage on the Zolo Q800 is a paltry 9 GB, with only 1.74 GB dedicated to phone storage. However, the good news is that it supports micro SD cards up to 32 GB for expansion. We'll be testing this further in our review to see how the phone handles file management and storage.
**Camera and Image Quality**
The camera module on the Zolo Q800 is an 8-megapixel sensor with tap-to-focus capabilities. We've taken a few shots, including one embedded YouTube video, which plays smoothly without any issues. The picture quality looks decent, if not outstanding, with some noticeable color casts in certain conditions.
**Web Browsing and Performance**
We've quickly tested the phone's web browsing performance using various websites, including Tech Tas.com. The Zolo Q800 handles browsing tasks smoothly, with quick page loading times and decent performance even on lower-end connections.
**Conclusion**
The Zolo Q800 is an affordable dual SIM Android phone that offers a great value for its price. While it may not be the most powerful device in its class, its 4-inch IPS display, stock Android software, and quad-core processor make it a solid choice for those looking for a budget-friendly option. We'll continue to test this phone further to see how it handles various tasks, including camera performance and battery life. Stay tuned for our full review to find out more about the Zolo Q800.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is ranit from Tech tas.com and in this video we're going to do the unboxing for the Zolo q800 and have a first look at the same and uh it's a quad core processor and it's the same one that we have seen in Micromax Canvas HD they using the mediatech mt6589 chipset and it's a 4.5 in screen and they say it's a what do you say IPS QHD screen it has a 8 mapix rear facing camera the front facing camera is a 1 map and it also says that it can record the video in 1080P but we'll know that a bit later internal storage is 4 GB Ram is 1 gig and micro SD card support is up to 32 GB and also it says that uh it comes with Android version 4.1 so let's quickly just before opening the box let me show you the pricing uh the pricing CED here is 12,999 I've seen this phone to go on flip cart for around 12,500 so let's quickly just open the box and we have the phone itself nothing fancy I would say let me keep that to the side let's see what else do we get in the box we have this Zolo uh warranty so this is a warranty card and what is this this is a quick start guide and again it's in color so it's nice so if you're new to Android it will be helpful so let me keep that to the side what else do we get we get a pair of earphones again as we are seeing these are in your style but the quality looks pretty uh cheap I would say and it also has a microphone and a button to take or end calls nothing great and on this end we have the uh USB charger and the micro USB cable so let me keep all these things to the side and let's look at the handset itself I've installed the battery so let me take out the back cover we have an indent over here and you can just easily pry open the back cover and as you can see it hoses a 2100 mamp battery and the battery is actually quite large as you can see it's thin but it's large so it's a 2100 mamp battery and again it's a dual SIM Android phone so the first Sim is 3G second is 2G and you can also add a micro uh SD card up to 32 GB for expansion and uh let me put back the back cover and the back cover uh again it's plasticky but the texture is really nice and it has kind of that rubberish feel we have the Zolo logo at the bar opening for the speaker phone and uh again it's 8 map shooter and with LED flash and let's see if we have some uh what do you say juice and we'll try to power on the device looks like the power button is on this end let's try to power it on now yeah it's powering on let's say Zolo by the time it boots let me give you a physical overview on the top we have the 3.5 mm headphone jack the micro USB uh slotter is over here uh the volume rocker power onof button and on the bottom again an endent to open the back cover the microphone is actually over here and on this end actually we have nothing uh the build quality looks pretty good uh and uh there's no creaking noise or anything like that and uh I'll just quickly set it up we have to set up the phone and I have set up the phone so just unlock and initial Impressions I would say the screen is really vibrant and it's actually pretty bright and it's they say that it's IPS great screen and yes the viewing angles also look pretty decent I would say uh and again looks very stock Android actually Zolo did not add a lot of apps as you can see only limited apps like notes FM radio is there and uh Zolo care and let me just uh show you the settings we have this quick toggle tray over here so so that's nice I appreciate that because easier to quickly toggle let's look at the Android version that we get if you go to about the phone as we can see it's the Android version 4.1.2 that is Jelly Bean as you can see it's Jelly Bean let me get out and let's also look at the display and brightness yes it has a auto brightness sensor as you can see I'll disable it and enable it and it works and uh also let's look at the storage I did not add any micro SD card as of now and again the storage is divided into two parts internal storage you have about 9 GB and phone storage we have about 1.74 GB again we can add a Micro SD card to the same so I'll test uh this a lot more in my full review so let's uh get back and uh also we are connected to our Wi-Fi so let's quickly fire up this web browser and let's go to our website that's tech.com let me lower the brightness it's pretty bright I would say on the screen quality again I I'm saying it's uh pretty decent I would say considering the price point at which this phone sells and let's go to Tech tas.com again if you notice it's loading it very quickly it's a 1.2 GHz quadco processor and again uh the GPU is the same that we are seeing in these budget qu course that's the par VR uh sgx 544 let's open up the story and we have a YouTube video that's embedded so let's see if it can play that back orientation change is not working maybe it's not enabled yeah so let's enable that and yeah again the orientation change was pretty quick I would say so let's try to play back this uh YouTube video that's embedded hi there this is R from te let me maximize the volumeid phon byy the Sony xia the speaker looks pretty loud term again watch the viewing angles very good pretty nice screen I would say so let me get out of this one so in terms of web browsing also it looks pretty nice and uh again let's also look quickly look at the camera that Zolo has provided they say it's a 8 megapixel so let's uh we do get this tap to focus as you can see again let me take one more shot and that's pretty quick let's review those pictures this is the one that we took the picture quality looks pretty decent I would say pictures look a little bit pale I would say uh see this box it was a lot red again we'll know that only when uh we transfer the pictures to our uh what do you say computer I'll be testing the camera a lot more in my full review so if you have any particular questions regarding this uh Zolo q800 do post them in the YouTube comments below I'll try to include them in my review that's it for now this is ran from tias.com and I hope to see you in my next videohi there this is ranit from Tech tas.com and in this video we're going to do the unboxing for the Zolo q800 and have a first look at the same and uh it's a quad core processor and it's the same one that we have seen in Micromax Canvas HD they using the mediatech mt6589 chipset and it's a 4.5 in screen and they say it's a what do you say IPS QHD screen it has a 8 mapix rear facing camera the front facing camera is a 1 map and it also says that it can record the video in 1080P but we'll know that a bit later internal storage is 4 GB Ram is 1 gig and micro SD card support is up to 32 GB and also it says that uh it comes with Android version 4.1 so let's quickly just before opening the box let me show you the pricing uh the pricing CED here is 12,999 I've seen this phone to go on flip cart for around 12,500 so let's quickly just open the box and we have the phone itself nothing fancy I would say let me keep that to the side let's see what else do we get in the box we have this Zolo uh warranty so this is a warranty card and what is this this is a quick start guide and again it's in color so it's nice so if you're new to Android it will be helpful so let me keep that to the side what else do we get we get a pair of earphones again as we are seeing these are in your style but the quality looks pretty uh cheap I would say and it also has a microphone and a button to take or end calls nothing great and on this end we have the uh USB charger and the micro USB cable so let me keep all these things to the side and let's look at the handset itself I've installed the battery so let me take out the back cover we have an indent over here and you can just easily pry open the back cover and as you can see it hoses a 2100 mamp battery and the battery is actually quite large as you can see it's thin but it's large so it's a 2100 mamp battery and again it's a dual SIM Android phone so the first Sim is 3G second is 2G and you can also add a micro uh SD card up to 32 GB for expansion and uh let me put back the back cover and the back cover uh again it's plasticky but the texture is really nice and it has kind of that rubberish feel we have the Zolo logo at the bar opening for the speaker phone and uh again it's 8 map shooter and with LED flash and let's see if we have some uh what do you say juice and we'll try to power on the device looks like the power button is on this end let's try to power it on now yeah it's powering on let's say Zolo by the time it boots let me give you a physical overview on the top we have the 3.5 mm headphone jack the micro USB uh slotter is over here uh the volume rocker power onof button and on the bottom again an endent to open the back cover the microphone is actually over here and on this end actually we have nothing uh the build quality looks pretty good uh and uh there's no creaking noise or anything like that and uh I'll just quickly set it up we have to set up the phone and I have set up the phone so just unlock and initial Impressions I would say the screen is really vibrant and it's actually pretty bright and it's they say that it's IPS great screen and yes the viewing angles also look pretty decent I would say uh and again looks very stock Android actually Zolo did not add a lot of apps as you can see only limited apps like notes FM radio is there and uh Zolo care and let me just uh show you the settings we have this quick toggle tray over here so so that's nice I appreciate that because easier to quickly toggle let's look at the Android version that we get if you go to about the phone as we can see it's the Android version 4.1.2 that is Jelly Bean as you can see it's Jelly Bean let me get out and let's also look at the display and brightness yes it has a auto brightness sensor as you can see I'll disable it and enable it and it works and uh also let's look at the storage I did not add any micro SD card as of now and again the storage is divided into two parts internal storage you have about 9 GB and phone storage we have about 1.74 GB again we can add a Micro SD card to the same so I'll test uh this a lot more in my full review so let's uh get back and uh also we are connected to our Wi-Fi so let's quickly fire up this web browser and let's go to our website that's tech.com let me lower the brightness it's pretty bright I would say on the screen quality again I I'm saying it's uh pretty decent I would say considering the price point at which this phone sells and let's go to Tech tas.com again if you notice it's loading it very quickly it's a 1.2 GHz quadco processor and again uh the GPU is the same that we are seeing in these budget qu course that's the par VR uh sgx 544 let's open up the story and we have a YouTube video that's embedded so let's see if it can play that back orientation change is not working maybe it's not enabled yeah so let's enable that and yeah again the orientation change was pretty quick I would say so let's try to play back this uh YouTube video that's embedded hi there this is R from te let me maximize the volumeid phon byy the Sony xia the speaker looks pretty loud term again watch the viewing angles very good pretty nice screen I would say so let me get out of this one so in terms of web browsing also it looks pretty nice and uh again let's also look quickly look at the camera that Zolo has provided they say it's a 8 megapixel so let's uh we do get this tap to focus as you can see again let me take one more shot and that's pretty quick let's review those pictures this is the one that we took the picture quality looks pretty decent I would say pictures look a little bit pale I would say uh see this box it was a lot red again we'll know that only when uh we transfer the pictures to our uh what do you say computer I'll be testing the camera a lot more in my full review so if you have any particular questions regarding this uh Zolo q800 do post them in the YouTube comments below I'll try to include them in my review that's it for now this is ran from tias.com and I hope to see you in my next video\n"
