Spice Stellar Pinnacle Mi review. In line with the recent trend of launching large screen phones, lovingly known as phablets, Spice launched the Spice Stellar Pinnacle Mi, earlier this year. The major differentiating features in the phone are its big 2,mAh battery and a 5-megapixel front facing camera, which is a first among Indian brands. We try to find out if the Spice Stellar Pinnacle Mi is one of the better budget segment phablets.
It doesn't feel flimsy and the overall build exudes a feeling of sturdiness and durability. The phone's front comprises mainly of its 5. The three capacitive touch buttons for navigation are located below the display and the marking is a little different compared to other phones that sport capacitive buttons.
The chrome speaker grill that also houses a small notification LED, front camera and sensors are located above the screen. There's no Spice branding on the front. The screen is kind of beveled at the edges, making the surface smooth. The outer shell and back cover of the phone are of bronze colour and not black. The smartphone has curved rounded corners. We found the placement of the power key a little odd owing to the big size of the phone.
We feel that it would have been less cumbersome to use if it had been placed at the side. The micro-USB port and the 3. There are no buttons or ports on the left or bottom sides of the phone. The back panel has a rubberised feel, which makes it comfortable to hold in the hands. The rear camera lens is located towards the upper part of the back, and protrudes out a little. There's a dual-LED flash just next to the lens and a noise cancellation microphone.
There's some Spice branding towards the bottom and a speaker outlet. Opening the back cover reveals the battery compartment with slots for 2 SIM cards and a microSD card located just above it. None are hot-swappable because of the placement of the slots. The viewing angles looked good, and the under-sun visibility on the phone was decent, and the screen is not very reflective. Camera The 8-megapixel autofocus shooter takes good images in daylight we noticed that there's a very minor lag.
Also, we observed that pictures taken in low-light conditions and indoors without the use of the LED flash were a bit grainy. The dual-led flash fulfills its intended purpose.
The phone can record HD videos but we found that the quality of videos captured through the back camera was average. The camera app offers a multitude of settings and options including settings for exposure, sharpness, hue, saturation,brightness, contrast, ISO, and picture size among others. It offers different scene modes and colour effects, white balance modes, in addition to an HDR mode. The camera also offers a Panorama mode and a burst mode with the option to click 4,8 and 16 continuous shots.
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What works best is the 5. The rectangular shaped handset has the dimensions of x 79 x We found it neither too heavy nor too light in daily use. It comes with 3 touch buttons at the bottom of the screen — the menu, back and shortcut buttons which are easy to use.
The physical buttons include a camera button, a power button and a volume rocker. They too are pretty slick and easily usable, although someone with big and greasy fingers might find them a tad small. The back cover is made of smooth plastic and makes the phone easy to hold. Like its predecessor, the display in this handset, lights up and down according to its surroundings which feels great to look at. It now boasts of a quad-core 1. There two SIM slots at the back a long with a memory card slot.
The only hassle: we had to take out the battery to insert anything.
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