**Unboxing and First Look: Carbon API Android Phone**
In this unboxing and first look review, we take a closer look at the Carbon API Android phone. The device is packed with features that make it an affordable option for those looking to upgrade their mobile experience.
**Physical Overview**
The phone comes in a sleek design, with a 3.5 mm headphone jack located on top of the device. On this side, we find a power on/off button, which is placed conveniently at the bottom of the phone. However, there's no other notable feature on this side of the device. The back cover, on the other hand, has a nice rubberish plastic finish, making it comfortable to hold. A small indentation can be seen on this side, possibly used for prying open the back cover.
**Removing the Back Cover**
To access the internal components of the phone, we need to remove the back cover. Using the small indentation, we pry the cover off, revealing a 2-megapixel rear-facing camera and two SIM slots. The battery is also visible, which states 1420mAh capacity, providing sufficient talk time for this device. Additionally, there's a micro SD slot, allowing users to expand their storage.
**Battery and Storage**
The battery is quite efficient, with a capacity of 1420mAh. This should provide enough power to last throughout the day. The internal storage, on the other hand, is limited, with only 150MB available. Users may need to transfer apps from the SD card to the internal storage.
**Powering On**
After removing the back cover, we were able to power on the phone. To our surprise, it has some charge left, displaying the bootup screen of Carin smart and a Nexus Galaxy-like interface. Upon unlocking the phone, we're presented with four home screens, each featuring capacitive touch buttons for navigation.
**Android Version**
The Android version displayed on this device is 2.3.6, which is Gingerbread. The phone also features haptic feedback, providing a subtle vibration when interacting with the screen. When opening the settings menu, we find various options, including Wi-Fi and display brightness.
**Performance**
In terms of performance, the phone is surprisingly responsive, considering its 800MHz processor. The browser loads quickly, and even the Temple Run game runs smoothly. This suggests that the phone's hardware can handle demanding tasks without any major issues.
**Conclusion**
Overall, this Carbon API Android phone offers great value for its price. While it may not have the latest features or a high-resolution screen, it provides an affordable option for those looking to upgrade their mobile experience. With its efficient battery and expandable storage, users can enjoy a seamless browsing experience without worrying about running out of space. We'll be conducting a more in-depth review of this phone soon, so stay tuned for further insights and comparisons.
**Additional Features**
The phone also features WhatsApp, Facebook Chat, and Clock apps pre-installed. The screen resolution is 320x480 pixels, which may seem low-resolution at first but should suffice for most users. With a price tag of Rs. 6000, this device offers an impressive value proposition in the budget Android segment.
**Closing Thoughts**
As we concluded our unboxing and first look review of the Carbon API Android phone, it's clear that this device has some great features to offer. While not perfect, it provides an affordable option for those looking to upgrade their mobile experience. We'll be diving deeper into its performance, camera, and other features in our upcoming review. In the meantime, we'd love to hear from you - what do you think about this phone? Have any specific questions or concerns? Please post them in the comment section below!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is ranit from Tech tas.com and in this video we're going to do the unboxing of this carbon A5 Android phone and as you can see it says it's a dual SIM Android phone and it's GSM plus GSM only and on the box it says that it runs on the Android version 2.3.6 and it supports 800 MHz processor and it also supports 3G but the 3G is only supported in the first Sim and let me show you the pricing that is shown on the box and the pricing quoted here is 6,490 but you can get this uh A5 phone in the market for around 6,000 or so and if you move to this side it uh displays all the features the first one is dual SIM Android and the processor inside this is 800 MHz and it runs on the Android version 2.3.6 that's gingerbread uh the screen size is 8.9 CM that's 3.5 in and it has a 2 map rail facing camera and the standard Fair like Bluetooth GPS 3G Wi-Fi and uh let us quickly open up the box now we get the phone itself let me keep that to the side for now and we also get one extra interchangeable cover this is the white cover by default you get the back back cover and we get some stickers let me put that to the side we also get uh earphones let me open that and it does have a microphone and a button to take calls or end so that's the microphone we also get a USB 2 micro USB uh cable and we get the charger and we also get these two pamphlets the first one is the AI user manual it's a pretty mini booklet type of a manual which gives the basic info regarding the phone how to uh put the Sim and the battery and this is the carbon warranty and service centers list and this is also the warranty card and this displays all the authorized service centers of carbon statewise so that's pretty nice they have plenty of service centers throughout the country and uh as I said this is a budget Android phone and let me take out this protective cover and let me give you a overview of the phone and this A5 Sports a 3.5 in screen and it's actually very comfortable to hold in your hand and let me give you a physical overview of the same on the top we have a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a power onoff button and on this side we have actually nothing we actually have indent over here I think so using this we can pry open the back cover and going towards the bottom here we have the microphone pin hole and here we get the micro USB slot that will be used for charging and sinking and on this side we have the volume rocker and the back cover is very nice to hold it's sort of a rubberish plastic finish and we have opening here for the grill and the rear facing camera is a 2 map sadly we do not get any front-facing camera on this model and uh let us open the back cover now and uh I have opened up the back cover and we can see the 2 megapix camera over here and the two SIM slots this phone can accept two SIM cards and I'm going to insert one of my Sims now like this and this is the battery itself and the battery it states here is a, 1420 mamp battery so that should give a sufficient talk time to this car to this phone and uh we also have a micro SD slot here so that you can expand the storage let us not put the micro SD card as of now and put in the battery and as I mentioned earlier we also get one extra back cover so you can put this one but I will go with the black one for now and put back this back cover and the back cover fits very snuggly to the phone um no creaking noise or something like that it fits flush so let's power on this one I hope it does have some charge left and it says Carin smart and the bootup screen looks like the uh Nexus Galaxy uh bootup screen and uh I just unlock the phone and we have I believe 1 2 3 four and five home screens and uh let me give you an overview first the first capacitive touch button is the home second is the menu back and uh this one is for the Google search so let's look at the Android version let's go to settings about the phone and it says here Android version 2.3.6 that's gingerbread and there is a slight haptic feedback back I would say and let us open up the tray and uh let me enable the wireless land let's go to settings and I have connected uh to the Wi-Fi network let's open the app tree now and uh there a little bit of modification but uh carbon did not load a lot of third party apps we have WhatsApp pre-installed we chat CH and uh clock let me adjust the settings display brightness go over the brightness a little bit uh the screen resolution is 320x 480 pixels uh as the screen size is 3.5 in I feel uh the screen is not that Shar but let me open the browser and let us go to Tech Tu bus and uh the phone is pretty responsive though it just has 800 MHz processor and if you notice it loaded the page uh pretty fast I would say but uh the screen is a little bit low resolution in my opinion but for a budget of just 6,000 for what this phone say SS you can hardly complain let me change the orientation and it does change and uh I did not check if flash is installed hi there this is RIT from tech.com and as you can see it is playing the video I think so it went to the directly to the YouTube player and let's go to the app tray and as of now the Fray is pretty smooth for 800 MHz phone I've also installed a couple of apps and uh let us look at the storage let's go to settings I have also added a Micro SD card that's a 2GB one and as you can see it shows over here and the internal storage was around uh if I remember about 150 MB so U you might need to move apps from what do you say the internal storage to the SD card on this phone and uh one second I've have also installed this Temple Run game so let us quickly see how it performs this is the first time I'm running this game on this phone and it's taking some time to load the game and as you can see it seems pretty smooth as of now so you can play games like this on this phone so I'm ending this one now so that's it for now for this quick unboxing and first look at this carbon API Android phone if you have any specific questions do let me know in the comment section I'll be doing a in-depth review of this phone in the next couple of days so please post your questions in the comment section below so that's it for now this is ranit from tech.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 of this carbon A5 Android phone and as you can see it says it's a dual SIM Android phone and it's GSM plus GSM only and on the box it says that it runs on the Android version 2.3.6 and it supports 800 MHz processor and it also supports 3G but the 3G is only supported in the first Sim and let me show you the pricing that is shown on the box and the pricing quoted here is 6,490 but you can get this uh A5 phone in the market for around 6,000 or so and if you move to this side it uh displays all the features the first one is dual SIM Android and the processor inside this is 800 MHz and it runs on the Android version 2.3.6 that's gingerbread uh the screen size is 8.9 CM that's 3.5 in and it has a 2 map rail facing camera and the standard Fair like Bluetooth GPS 3G Wi-Fi and uh let us quickly open up the box now we get the phone itself let me keep that to the side for now and we also get one extra interchangeable cover this is the white cover by default you get the back back cover and we get some stickers let me put that to the side we also get uh earphones let me open that and it does have a microphone and a button to take calls or end so that's the microphone we also get a USB 2 micro USB uh cable and we get the charger and we also get these two pamphlets the first one is the AI user manual it's a pretty mini booklet type of a manual which gives the basic info regarding the phone how to uh put the Sim and the battery and this is the carbon warranty and service centers list and this is also the warranty card and this displays all the authorized service centers of carbon statewise so that's pretty nice they have plenty of service centers throughout the country and uh as I said this is a budget Android phone and let me take out this protective cover and let me give you a overview of the phone and this A5 Sports a 3.5 in screen and it's actually very comfortable to hold in your hand and let me give you a physical overview of the same on the top we have a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a power onoff button and on this side we have actually nothing we actually have indent over here I think so using this we can pry open the back cover and going towards the bottom here we have the microphone pin hole and here we get the micro USB slot that will be used for charging and sinking and on this side we have the volume rocker and the back cover is very nice to hold it's sort of a rubberish plastic finish and we have opening here for the grill and the rear facing camera is a 2 map sadly we do not get any front-facing camera on this model and uh let us open the back cover now and uh I have opened up the back cover and we can see the 2 megapix camera over here and the two SIM slots this phone can accept two SIM cards and I'm going to insert one of my Sims now like this and this is the battery itself and the battery it states here is a, 1420 mamp battery so that should give a sufficient talk time to this car to this phone and uh we also have a micro SD slot here so that you can expand the storage let us not put the micro SD card as of now and put in the battery and as I mentioned earlier we also get one extra back cover so you can put this one but I will go with the black one for now and put back this back cover and the back cover fits very snuggly to the phone um no creaking noise or something like that it fits flush so let's power on this one I hope it does have some charge left and it says Carin smart and the bootup screen looks like the uh Nexus Galaxy uh bootup screen and uh I just unlock the phone and we have I believe 1 2 3 four and five home screens and uh let me give you an overview first the first capacitive touch button is the home second is the menu back and uh this one is for the Google search so let's look at the Android version let's go to settings about the phone and it says here Android version 2.3.6 that's gingerbread and there is a slight haptic feedback back I would say and let us open up the tray and uh let me enable the wireless land let's go to settings and I have connected uh to the Wi-Fi network let's open the app tree now and uh there a little bit of modification but uh carbon did not load a lot of third party apps we have WhatsApp pre-installed we chat CH and uh clock let me adjust the settings display brightness go over the brightness a little bit uh the screen resolution is 320x 480 pixels uh as the screen size is 3.5 in I feel uh the screen is not that Shar but let me open the browser and let us go to Tech Tu bus and uh the phone is pretty responsive though it just has 800 MHz processor and if you notice it loaded the page uh pretty fast I would say but uh the screen is a little bit low resolution in my opinion but for a budget of just 6,000 for what this phone say SS you can hardly complain let me change the orientation and it does change and uh I did not check if flash is installed hi there this is RIT from tech.com and as you can see it is playing the video I think so it went to the directly to the YouTube player and let's go to the app tray and as of now the Fray is pretty smooth for 800 MHz phone I've also installed a couple of apps and uh let us look at the storage let's go to settings I have also added a Micro SD card that's a 2GB one and as you can see it shows over here and the internal storage was around uh if I remember about 150 MB so U you might need to move apps from what do you say the internal storage to the SD card on this phone and uh one second I've have also installed this Temple Run game so let us quickly see how it performs this is the first time I'm running this game on this phone and it's taking some time to load the game and as you can see it seems pretty smooth as of now so you can play games like this on this phone so I'm ending this one now so that's it for now for this quick unboxing and first look at this carbon API Android phone if you have any specific questions do let me know in the comment section I'll be doing a in-depth review of this phone in the next couple of days so please post your questions in the comment section below so that's it for now this is ranit from tech.com and I hope to see you in my next video\n"
