#phab 7 video

Local manufacturer Me Mobile sent us its Phab7 to try and test out. Here's our review of this dual-SIM phablet that retails for only PhP4,995. Meet the nubia Neo 5 Max, the first phablet we've seen in a long while, or as nubia likes to call it, the "PadPhone." It's sporting a humongous 7.5-inch screen, big enough that it needs two hands to use comfortably. Under harsh sunlight, the screen stays fairly visible, and the high resolution helps bring out the details when you're watching videos and the like. In our PCMark battery life test, it lasted 18 hours and 43 minutes, which is a pretty good result if you ask me. It lasts even longer in our video loop test, where it passed 23 hours and 48 minutes of uptime. Vocals stay clear enough for YouTube videos and TikToks, but there isn't much bass or separation to speak of. For video, the Galaxy A27 5G tops out at UHD 30fps, and honestly, it's more than enough for everyday clips and social media uploads. Sample rear video: https://youtu.be/swkJkB1rssM Sample front video: https://youtu.be/620Tx7fsTGc That said, I found the sharpness a bit underwhelming, even at this resolution. Read more in our articles including "Me Mobile Phab7 Review" and "nubia Neo 5 Max Review".