Really just curious about how it stands up spec-wise. The price point leads me to believe it’s gotta be low-end on the spectrum but he’s got a habit of pricing much lower than expected for products and services. I’m currently using a Pixel 9 running Graphene, for comparison’s sake.
https://store.braxtech.net/products/brax3?variant=45587022446636
GPS via WiFi does work but puts me in a nearby city (making it useless for navigation). Note I didn’t use it much with a SIM card, so maybe GPS works better with that. Mobile data does work, 4G LTE and all.
Cameras do work but early stages right now, here are some sample images:
very bright conditions (very sunny, direct lights)
very dark conditions (nighttime)
ideal conditions (in the shade)
I personally think the cameras are objectively not great, but they do work and some of the images look pretty cool and almost film-like with glare, graininess, colour shift, etc. It’s different from modern smartphones where every photo is automagically good through lots of algorithms, while with this guy you need to find good lighting and such
I notice that for photos, there seems to be a green shift that seems to change depending on how bright the scene is (becomes very green when it is too dark or too bright)