#O+ 360

We asked that during our first impressions a few weeks before, and it's now time to tell you how our experience has been with the O+ 360 smartphone. O+ wants to to make its mark by banking on the rear touch technology with the 360 series, and this is one smartphone that doesn't want to lose to competition. (READ: O+ Time Unboxed, First Impressions) Design and Construction The 360's hardware is an affair between glass and plastic. By default, the 360 rear touch is disabled, so we have to activate it in the settings menu to use it. Here's what we got with the benchmark scores: Antutu Benchmark: 19,106 Quadrant Standard: 7,069 NenaMark2: 55.7fps Vellamo: 1,787 (HTML5),  761 (Metal), 1,197 (Multicore) 3Dmark: 2,116 (Ice Storm Unlimited) Call Quality, Connectivity, and Battery Life Call Quality on the O+ 360 is good. We ran the device on our standard battery test, looping a video with 50 percent brightness and 0% volume, and we were able to clock the O+ 360 at 6 hours and 45 minutes, which is almost at the average side, but still fall below it. Conclusion O+ and its rear touch technology on its 360 smartphone series is taking a good track -- the feature can be useful for those who want a distraction-free reading by offering navigation at the back. Read more in our articles including "O+ 360 Review" and "O+ 360 Unboxed, First Impressions".