#CM burst 2.0 specs

This time it’s the Burst 2.0, a 4.5-inch dual-SIM Android handset which only costs Php700 more than the Flare 2.0 which we recently reviewed. One of the obvious benefits of going for the Burst 2.0 is better build quality and larger screen. Another thing we liked about the Burst 2.0’s design is that the micro-SD card slot is not obstructed by the battery; making it possible to switch cards on without having to turn off the phone. With the exception of the chip maker (Qualcomm vs MediaTek), the Burst 2.0 actually shares the same internal configuration as its marginally cheaper sibling. Having the same entry-level specs as the Flare 2.0, we didn’t expect something out of the ordinary coming from this handset. The results we got out of the Burst 2.0 blew its Qualcomm-powered sibling out of the water. Apart from the stellar scores it got from the benchmark tests and more superior build quality, the Burst 2.0 has another trick up its sleeve – battery life. In contrast to the Flare 2.0’s result, the Burst 2.0’s 2000mAh battery pack gave us twice as more mileage on single full charge. Read more in our articles including "Cherry Mobile Burst 2.0 Quick Review" and "TECNO POVA Curve 2 5G Review".