Realy blackview admin, I really don't want to get banned. But I had the cat s60 for 1 week. The display feels better, the batterylife is with the exact same things I do longer and for my music and internet stuff is the CPU okay. It's a great phone.

The blackview bv8000 pro is awesome too, but my expectionsons for this specs were very higher.

burg3r wrote:

Realy blackview admin, I really don't want to get banned. But I had the cat s60 for 1 week. The display feels better, the batterylife is with the exact same things I do longer and for my music and internet stuff is the CPU okay. It's a great phone.

The blackview bv8000 pro is awesome too, but my expectionsons for this specs were very higher.

I cannot ban for opinions, i respect yours, but you can't tell me that the HD 1280×720 resolution of the CAT S60 feels better than the BV8000's FHD 1920x1080
The BV8000 pro is also half the price of the CAT S60

By the way, let's keep the thread on topic

blackview_admin wrote:

The BV8000 pro is also half the price of the CAT S60

It includes a FLIR IR camera, which in itself is probably half the price of the phone (I used to work with them, they're not cheap...).
But you're right about the rest (and about keeping the thread on topic, sorry )

blackview_admin wrote:

communicator wrote:

Any information about an update Android 8.0 for the BV8000 pro ?

Not for the moment, anyway i will forward this request to the tech team.

Thanks but will you integrate, in the future version 8 Android, the possibility of receiving the signal from the Galileo satellites currently in service?

communicator wrote:

blackview_admin wrote:

communicator wrote:

Any information about an update Android 8.0 for the BV8000 pro ?

Not for the moment, anyway i will forward this request to the tech team.

Thanks but will you integrate, in the future version 8 Android, the possibility of receiving the signal from the Galileo satellites currently in service?

We will see when Android 8 comes out

Given that many of the bugs listed in this forum - bluetooth issues, random reboots, call dropouts etc - appear to be directly related to Android 7.0, I wonder if it might actually be smarter to resist temptation of Android 8 and instead roll out Android 7.1.2 or whatever the latest version of 7 is that fixes many of the bugs.

As the old curse goes, be careful what you wish for...

Neville wrote:

Given that many of the bugs listed in this forum - bluetooth issues, random reboots, call dropouts etc - appear to be directly related to Android 7.0, I wonder if it might actually be smarter to resist temptation of Android 8 and instead roll out Android 7.1.2 or whatever the latest version of 7 is that fixes many of the bugs.

As the old curse goes, be careful what you wish for...

I definitely agree with you! Android is a very complex system... damn Google!

Sorry guys, no plans on the Android 8 update at the moment.