Starmobile recently announced their newest entry-level budget smartphone that features a tough glass called XtremeScreen -- the Starmobile UP Xtreme. The Starmobile UP Xtreme looks like a typical entry-level smartphone. At the front is the 5-inch HD display with 2.5D XtremeScreen. The UP Xtreme feels bulky and heavy due to the removable battery but feels solid. The Starmobile UP Xtreme is powered by an outdated MediaTek MT6580 processor, 1GB RAM, and has an Android 7.0 Nougat operating system. The Starmobile UP Xtreme is priced at Php3,990 and is available at Starmobile concept stores, kiosks, and also at their online store. We've featured a few Starmobile handsets in the past and one of them is the flagship Astra which we reviewed last November. Now Starmobile follows up with a new flagship called the Crystal - a 4.5-inch dual-SIM dual-core qHD Android smartphone. Read more in our articles including "Starmobile UP Xtreme Hands-On, First Impressions" and "Starmobile Crystal, a 4.5" qHD smartphone under Php8K".
Starmobile recently announced their newest entry-level budget smartphone that features a tough glass called XtremeScreen -- the Starmobile UP Xtreme. The Starmobile UP Xtreme looks like a typical entry-level smartphone.
At the front is the 5-inch HD display with 2.5D XtremeScreen. The UP Xtreme feels bulky and heavy due to the removable battery but feels solid. The Starmobile UP Xtreme is powered by an outdated MediaTek MT6580 processor, 1GB RAM, and has an Android 7.0 Nougat operating system.
Our coverage of Starmobile UP Xtreme includes: "Starmobile UP Xtreme Hands-On, First Impressions"; "Starmobile Crystal, a 4.5" qHD smartphone under Php8K"; "DJI Avata 360 -- why it changed the way we shoot videos". Each article provides unique insights and information.