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Posted by Leonardo22

- May 17, 2018, 21:54:29

Hi, sorry i don't know german so i'm going to write in english. In performance section you write that the neffos has an Helio P20 processor but in the official web page of the phone an Helio P25 is listed instead. However would you recommend this phone over a fictitious Snapdragon 636 powered phone for example or definitely not? The resistance of the phone to fingers gliding was particularly annoying for your liking and is there a big difference regarding the response time of the screen while performing multiple inputs in sequence and the Nokia 6.1 that was particulary praised for the speed of the touchscreen considering its response time of 10.8 is a little higher than the neffos? In simple words is the neffos performance at the opposite direction of the iPhone given that neffos screen uses full in cell? I don't understand why in Honor 7x review a response time black to white is considered to be the case of noticeable ghosting while for example nothing has been said about huawei P9 the phone i own and i can feel a noticeable ghosting when compering it to Mate 10 lite. BB.

Posted by Mike Wobker

- May 14, 2018, 11:15:55

Danke für den Hinweis. ;) Ist korrigiert.

Posted by Klaus Peh

- May 14, 2018, 10:53:50

Der Copy/Paste Teufel hat wieder zugeschlagen :D

"Im Test: ZTE Blade V9. Testgerät zur Verfügung gestellt von:"

Posted by Redaktion

- May 14, 2018, 08:17:35

Mit Hardware-Schalter. Seit zwei Jahren spielt TP-Link auf dem Markt der günstigen Smartphones mit und konnte mit seinen Geräten vor allem preisorientierte Kunden ansprechen. Dieselbe Strategie fährt der chinesische Hersteller auch mit dem neuen Neffos N1, welches mit einer 12+12-MP-DualCam zu einem günstigen Preis auf sich aufmerksam machen will. Wie gut dieser Ansatz funktioniert und was Käufer zusätzlich vom TP-Link-Smartphone erwarten können, klären wir in unserem Testbericht.

https://www.notebookcheck.com/Test-TP-Link-Neffos-N1-Smartphone.301236.0.html