Elephone Vowney Photos and Video Samples

I will be praising it because the pictures will probably look great. The pictures here are terrible.

The only one showing bias is you. I am being objective the only thing unique about those photo’s are that they are noticeably worse from similar photos with the same sensor. You are so in love with Elephone you can’t see any of their many faults.

So your praising it so much because of the specs it offers, regardless of the performance of those specs or the quality of the brand?

Nubia Z7

Blu Pure XL

Nexus 6

Galaxy Note 4

LG G3

Lenovo Z2 Pro

And those are just phones with a 2k display, if we include phones with a 1080p display that list would be over 100 strong.

What is the clear advantage of 64 bit when it comes to Android,? And what makes any of these cameras a “fail” in your view? Please don’t tell me your basing it off MPs, especially the Z7 and G3, which are much better in the camera department. As for RAM most people will never need more than 3GB on Android, those that do will have a phone with horrible software, like an Elephone and the extra gig won’t mean a thing.

So how is 3GB RAM a plus for the Blu but a minus for the rest? Seems to be a lot bias in your views. And you have to explain the camera’s being a “fail”.

At the end of the day the Vowney is the greatest phone in the world to you, to everyone else it is an average phone at best.

Every one of those phones is a 3GB model and everyone of those is available for between $300-350 online.

It’s burning you up that after months of waiting and speculating for your mega phone it was finally released and really isn’t any better than current flagships offered at the same price. You look at camera samples that everyone else agrees are very average looking at best and think they are the greatest pictures ever. You have built this phone up in your head so much, it’s near impossible for you to see any faults with it. But 7 months from now when components start to fail and you haven’t received a single update to fix the numerous bugs a light will turn on in your head and you will realize your mistake.

Elephone is purposely not releasing the Vowney because they are waiting for component prices to drop so they can make more money on each Vowney they sell. Right now assuming the parts are all genuine (which is always a question mark with Elephone) the cost to build a phone like this would be around $230-250, leaving very little room for profit. This is why this phone was “Delayed” for 8 months, they were hoping component prices would fall. With MWC right around the corner they have a very short window to trick people into buying this phone, before much better phones from much better brands are released.

The delaying is a similar tactic that OnePlus and Xiaomi use with their invite system and flash sales respectively. The difference is both of those phones are worth waiting for.

Every single one of those has a 2k screen and can be found online brand new for under $350.

Apart from 64bit registers working in harmony with many multimedia, security, and vector based computation, 64bit processors are most likely more modern than 32bit SoCs and therefore improved features and speed. High level languages may also be optimised for 64bit algorithms. Consider Android/Linux/Java JIT compilers, etc vs 32 builds.

Lollipop being Android’s first 64bit OS version.

You’re being ridiculous. If a Customer has a choice of 64bit vs 32bit, should buy the 64bit in preference. That’s the initial argument. Buy new, buy best.

You are aware that the Android Runtime is optimised for 64bit since Lollipop?

I clearly stated that when given the choice of 32bit vs 64bit and the topic of a 64bit SoCs most likely being more modern, then get the 64bit. Your example is a bad one.

I also deliberately haven’t mentioned indexing of memory as like you said it’s not important.. Still the Android Runtime does like to have more free ram to compile in and that helps to run fast executables so if you can get 4GB vs 3 or 2 then jump at it.

The fact is Android Lollipop upward targets 64bit. The ART has replaced Dalvik, and it’s optimised for 64bit. 64bit core is downward compatible, where a 32bit SoC is restricted – an ability argument.

What a customer wants is what they want. When I shop I aim for the best latest features and hardware at the best price. The Vowney meets that even though I dislike Elephone’s methods and design.

If you want to bag out Elephone do it on their quality of service and workmanship, not the components they get off the shelf that maybe identical to 700$ phones. Example the Vowney camera component is excellent, and you have dogged it. It’s a standard Sony item.

A bad one as it was an extreme scenario.

Anyway I don’t want to argue. I hope you’re not upset.

I think that balcobomber25 works for one of the competitors of elephone. I wouldn’t waste my breath talking to him. Elephone can bring out the best phone ever made and he’d say it’s garbage.

Right now 64 bit is great marketing, most people think they need it because it is the latest and greatest buzz term in the industry. It does hold some key advantages in theory but that doesn’t mean every 64 bit SoC is better than every 32 bit SoC, it still comes down to each individual CPU/GPU and the users needs in question. Android is still years away from being fully 64 bit, unless you plan on keeping this phone for 3+ years, which being an Elephone you are lucky if it will last 3+ months, future proof really isn’t relevant.

Because he is trying so desperately for his Vowney to be declared the greatest phone ever. Just like his cameras are a “fail”. The G3, Vivo Xshot and your Oneplus all take much better pictures than this despite older sensors or less MP. He is too busy looking at the raw specs but he really has no clue what they actually mean.

I’ll wait for you to go and take some shots on your 13MP cam $500 phone to blow away the Vowney results.

“and I get a software update just about every 2 weeks.”

Wow there must be a lot of problems.

Obviously quality is in the eye of the beholder.