Dear all Blackview fans,
We now here invite all you to help us do a very simple survey.
Theme: Among the following functions, which 4 items do you think necessary for a rugged outdoor smartphone around 80 USD to 90 USD?
A. Big battery
B. Compass
C. Gyroscope
D. Quick charge
E. GPS+GLONASS
F. OTG
G. Interphone
H. SOS
There is no answer you want. ( If there is no answer you want, please kindly leave a comment
To let us know what functions are most important to you) Thanks!
And please give us your most sincere choice, because we may produce a nice cheaper rugged smartphone as you expect one day.
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Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
Big Battery, Bright and clear screen and a good Camera (better than the B6000S one).
These are the most important things to me. And maybe if you put extra buttons onto the phone it would be very nice to have a setting that allows binding actions to those buttons, such as starting an app, flashlight etc.
The best smartphone is absolutely worthless if you can't use it the way you want to. I still don't understand why I can't change the Buttons actions of my BV6000 and the BV6000s. To the programmers its just a few lines of code and it would make the phone absolutely perfect. Its really the only thing missing!
Oh and by the way, how can I finaly order a spare part (mainboard) from you? I send you several mails already and we still havent found a solution for my problem
These are the most important things to me. And maybe if you put extra buttons onto the phone it would be very nice to have a setting that allows binding actions to those buttons, such as starting an app, flashlight etc.
The best smartphone is absolutely worthless if you can't use it the way you want to. I still don't understand why I can't change the Buttons actions of my BV6000 and the BV6000s. To the programmers its just a few lines of code and it would make the phone absolutely perfect. Its really the only thing missing!
Oh and by the way, how can I finaly order a spare part (mainboard) from you? I send you several mails already and we still havent found a solution for my problem
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
Big battery
GPS+GLONASS
Gyroscope
Compass
Quick Charge and SOS would be a nice to have.
GPS+GLONASS
Gyroscope
Compass
Quick Charge and SOS would be a nice to have.
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
BIG Battery
GPS+GLONASS
Excellent Screen Crash protection
Conigurable physical button (for assigning flashlight or something else under)
GPS+GLONASS
Excellent Screen Crash protection
Conigurable physical button (for assigning flashlight or something else under)
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
A B C E
Using a hardware button for the flashlight should be standard in every outdoor smartphone. The PTT button on the bv6000 would be much more useful for the flashlight. Nobody I know ever uses PTT.
Quick charge for a large battery would come next. This should be a given in every phone nowadays.
Using a hardware button for the flashlight should be standard in every outdoor smartphone. The PTT button on the bv6000 would be much more useful for the flashlight. Nobody I know ever uses PTT.
Quick charge for a large battery would come next. This should be a given in every phone nowadays.
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
A. Big battery +++++
B. Compass ++++
C. Gyroscope ++
D. Quick charge +++++
E. GPS+GLONASS +++++
F. OTG +++++
G. Interphone -
H. SOS +++
I think, the most outdoor phone`s won`t be used in the jungle. Outdoor work near to civilisation and/or weekend activites et c. In the european area ist PTT not used very often.
B. Compass ++++
C. Gyroscope ++
D. Quick charge +++++
E. GPS+GLONASS +++++
F. OTG +++++
G. Interphone -
H. SOS +++
I think, the most outdoor phone`s won`t be used in the jungle. Outdoor work near to civilisation and/or weekend activites et c. In the european area ist PTT not used very often.
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
1. Big battery is important.
2.quick charge
3. Gps
4.otg
Most important: ability to modify functions on ptt/sos/camera buttons.
2.quick charge
3. Gps
4.otg
Most important: ability to modify functions on ptt/sos/camera buttons.
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
A
B
C
E
PTT? never used it, never ever seen anybody use it.......
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
did i mention BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!
an outdoor phone is pretty useless if you cant see the screen outdoors....
B
C
E
PTT? never used it, never ever seen anybody use it.......
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!!
did i mention BRIGHT DISPLAY!!!!
an outdoor phone is pretty useless if you cant see the screen outdoors....
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
My favorites in this order:
E. GPS+GLONASS+Galileo+Beidou
A. Big battery with Quick charge if possible
F. OTG
B. Compass
smartphone does not need to be as big and heavy like the bv6000 but should be more robust than the bv5000.
E. GPS+GLONASS+Galileo+Beidou
A. Big battery with Quick charge if possible
F. OTG
B. Compass
smartphone does not need to be as big and heavy like the bv6000 but should be more robust than the bv5000.
Re: Important Survey on rugged smartphone deisgn
ABCDE + accelerometer.
Maybe I'm the only one, but I would prefer to pay more for decent mid-range specification, than a cheap low end phone.
4G + 3G (2nd SIM) would be nice for use in Japan/Korea, and in other countries where they are planning to turn off 2G.
And working Android pay would be nice.
Maybe I'm the only one, but I would prefer to pay more for decent mid-range specification, than a cheap low end phone.
4G + 3G (2nd SIM) would be nice for use in Japan/Korea, and in other countries where they are planning to turn off 2G.
And working Android pay would be nice.
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