In the middle the phone also looks impeccably. SIM cards are installed stacked, the manufacturer has marked exactly how to insert the cards. You cannot, however, take them out without removing the battery. Near the SIM slots there is a slot for a microSD card.
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| Alcatel One Touch 5035D X'POP photo: GSMchoice.com |
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After turning on, the smartphone starts quite fast and logs on to the two networks. The screen lights so bright and clear that at once I decided to reduce the brightness - so I saved a bit of a battery life. After stepping out into the spring sunshine, I had to go back to the previous settings to increase visibility.
Alcatela X'POP's menu has three screens of applications that can go to the main screen in the form of widgets. Here, however, they can be grouped into folders - if you like order. And if you don't like, you have available 5 screens for your favorite applications.
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| Alcatel One Touch 5035D X'POP photo: GSMchoice.com |
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In the bottom bar of the main screen we have links to the calls, phonebook, menu and messages. In the notification bar there is information about time, the battery status - as a percentage, range of both networks (if both cards are installed). You will see here the icons of other notifications, alarms, activated profile, Wi-Fi, etc., which the manufacturer describes in detail in the manual.
Source: GSMchoice.com
