It is difficult to think that dual camera settings low-end phones can draw our attention to the idea of ​​acquiring one when we want a great photograph. Like the LG X Power, they are smartphones, which focus on one component of the phone to stand out from the others in that sense, although in the rest of the specifications they remain in the middle.
The Bluboo Dual and the Oukitel U20 Plus are two phones that have dual camera settings on the back and that is why we are going to make a quick comparison to know which is better. Although at the end of the day, it is also interesting to say that it does not depend on who has more megapixels, but which lens is better. That of the MP is no longer as important as it was a few years ago.
We are facing two terminals that have enough similarities around the rest of the specifications which are not the ones ready for photography, that is, they both have a Mediatek MT6737T quad-core chip clocked at 1.5 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 13 MP rear camera with Sony IMX145 sensor , 8MP front camera, 5,5 ″ SHARP screen with FHD resolution, fingerprint sensor and Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
We focus on the secondary lens located at the rear to differentiate them. The Bluboo Dual has one of 2MP, while the Oukitel U20 Plus has a 0.3MP one. There is an important difference for what is a secondary lens, although in the long run it is not much, since a 2MP does not give more than if. It is difficult to decide on one or the other, although the Bluboo differs by the aluminum finish while the other in polycarbonate.
We move to the expansion capacity in the microSD up to 256 GB, while the U20 does not mention that capacity to increase it. The prices of both do not exceed $120, the Oukitel U20 Plus for $99,99 and the Dual for $114,99. It must be said that the price of the Bluboo Dual (we presented it in a video yesterday) is as it is because it is in pre-sale, so if you decide on it for a Christmas gift, don't delay.
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