http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/02/20/oppo-find-5-review-not-perfect-but-you-should-probably-pay-attention-to-it-anyway/
จากข้อสรุป
- ดีที่จอกับกล้อง ราคาถูก
- เสียที่จอเป็นรอยง่าย หนัก ปุ่มเปิดปิด+ปรับเสียงกดยาก ชอฟท์แวร์ไม่เสถียร มีปัญหาสัญญาณตกเวลากำแน่น พูดคุยเสียงฟังไม่รู้เรื่อง
จองไว้นับวันรอเหมือนกัน อ่านแล้วเริ่มเขว มันคุ้มราคาจริงเปล่าเนี่ย???
Conclusion
The Find 5 is a phone that surprised me. When I opened it up, I expected lackluster, uninspired software, and cheap hardware. On at least one count, I was wrong - the Find 5's software is more complete in many ways than that of even the biggest manufacturers like Sony, HTC, or LG. It may not be as pretty or visually cohesive, but those are things that come with time. I hope.
The rest of the phone, unfortunately, is decidedly hit or miss. The screen is impressive, but the glass scratches easily. The design is striking and tasteful, but the power/volume buttons are terrible, and the phone is quite heavy for its size. Battery life depends heavily on your usage pattern, and signal strength is unpredictable at best. Call quality is abysmal. Whether some of these flaws (battery life, signal) can be remedied by future software updates is difficult to say.
If you're considering the Find 5, I'd advise you to wait. Right now, the software is still evolving, and while it's possible things will get legitimately better down the line, it's also far from certain. That said, the Find 5 is the first smartphone out of China I've seen that really makes a solid effort at competing with the smartphone big boys - Oppo could be a company to watch in the next few years.
รีวิว Oppo Find5 เอาไว้ดับกิเลสคนอยากได้
จากข้อสรุป
- ดีที่จอกับกล้อง ราคาถูก
- เสียที่จอเป็นรอยง่าย หนัก ปุ่มเปิดปิด+ปรับเสียงกดยาก ชอฟท์แวร์ไม่เสถียร มีปัญหาสัญญาณตกเวลากำแน่น พูดคุยเสียงฟังไม่รู้เรื่อง
จองไว้นับวันรอเหมือนกัน อ่านแล้วเริ่มเขว มันคุ้มราคาจริงเปล่าเนี่ย???
Conclusion
The Find 5 is a phone that surprised me. When I opened it up, I expected lackluster, uninspired software, and cheap hardware. On at least one count, I was wrong - the Find 5's software is more complete in many ways than that of even the biggest manufacturers like Sony, HTC, or LG. It may not be as pretty or visually cohesive, but those are things that come with time. I hope.
The rest of the phone, unfortunately, is decidedly hit or miss. The screen is impressive, but the glass scratches easily. The design is striking and tasteful, but the power/volume buttons are terrible, and the phone is quite heavy for its size. Battery life depends heavily on your usage pattern, and signal strength is unpredictable at best. Call quality is abysmal. Whether some of these flaws (battery life, signal) can be remedied by future software updates is difficult to say.
If you're considering the Find 5, I'd advise you to wait. Right now, the software is still evolving, and while it's possible things will get legitimately better down the line, it's also far from certain. That said, the Find 5 is the first smartphone out of China I've seen that really makes a solid effort at competing with the smartphone big boys - Oppo could be a company to watch in the next few years.