Indian handset brand, Xolo, recently launched its new smartphone or
rather phablet, the Xolo Q2000, which features the company's biggest
screen on a smartphone, yet. The phone boasts of decent hardware
specifications and promises to offer all the features of a modern
phablet at an economy price point. Is it good enough to take on the
likes of Samsung's alphabets
Build/ Design
When you first look at the Xolo Q2000, you realise it's a big black slab with a utilitarian design, not evoking any emotions. The phone's front features its massive 5.5-inch IPS display, the three capacitive touch buttons for navigating around the phone's interface placed below it, and the sensor array and the front-camera lens, placed above it. Enclosed in a plastic frame, the bottom edges out, creating a small chin-like extension.
The Q2000 is rectangular with corners that are not rounded, giving it a sharp look.
The
left edge of the Xolo Q2000 features the Power/ Screen lock key, while
the left edge houses the volume rocker. Both the keys are made of
plastic and offer decent tactile feedback. The top edge sports the
Micro-USB port and the 3.5mm headset jack. The edges feature a sturdy
frame which appears to be made from polycarbonate, bearing a glossy
finish.
Build/ Design
When you first look at the Xolo Q2000, you realise it's a big black slab with a utilitarian design, not evoking any emotions. The phone's front features its massive 5.5-inch IPS display, the three capacitive touch buttons for navigating around the phone's interface placed below it, and the sensor array and the front-camera lens, placed above it. Enclosed in a plastic frame, the bottom edges out, creating a small chin-like extension.
The Q2000 is rectangular with corners that are not rounded, giving it a sharp look.
The
left edge of the Xolo Q2000 features the Power/ Screen lock key, while
the left edge houses the volume rocker. Both the keys are made of
plastic and offer decent tactile feedback. The top edge sports the
Micro-USB port and the 3.5mm headset jack. The edges feature a sturdy
frame which appears to be made from polycarbonate, bearing a glossy
finish.
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