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iOcean brand is still young in the panorama of smartphones in China, but not to be underestimated. Especially because recently announced plans to upgrade to the latest version of the green robot some of its devices, a sign of a change of course in the policy updates that usually for cinafonini was based on churning out many models and then abandon them to their fate. Here, then, that we talk about the flagship of this new mindset more focused on the needs of the consumer, or to iOcean M6752 Rock: Let's see it together in our review!
Hardware & Connectivity
The smartphone comes with the generous dimensions as the 5.5-inch IPS display FullHD As for components that we find a SoC Mediatek M6752 - octa-core 64-bit with average frequency of 1.7 GHz - accompanied by classical Mali T760 GPU, 3GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal memory expandable up to an additional 128 GB via microSD. The cameras are from 14:05 megapixel, with a single LED flash to accompany the rear. The battery that sets in motion the whole is a removable 2300 mAh.
Part telephone & Antennas
As for connectivity are WiFi 802.11 a / b / g / n Dual Band, Dual SIM support with two micro SIM slot with Dual 4G LTE Cat. 4 that supports frequencies entirely Italian. In addition to this we find Bluethoot 4.0, Wi-Fi Hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Display, HotKnot, FM radio and USB OTG. As for geolocation are A-GPS, GLONASS and Beidou, resulting in a good experience with a position fix is not instantaneous but fast enough and good reliability. The reception however is not always the best, with some sporadic issue of recognition of the mobile network, but nothing serious.Design, Ergonomics & Materials
iOcean Rock is a smartphone that in terms of size is very cumbersome: 154.7 x 76.9 x 8.2 mm in 158 grams you do definitely feel, especially because the screen ratio / surface is not the best and the materials do not help. We find a frame in plastic-like metal at the sides of the front panel, under which there is a removable back cover in a material that reminds as in feeling to the touch a smooth stone. The result is a feeling in his hand a little '"dry", in addition to the back completely flat and generous size, thus expiring in ergonomics that I have not enjoyed.
The power buttons and volume controls are located on the right side in a comfortable position to reach, while the 3.5 mm jack for the headphones is located on the top. Despite appearances - given the huge frame below the display - the navigation buttons are not physical but is dedicated to the bar screen. The design for the rest it is quite anonymous, with the rear camera slightly protruding and the space between the holes of the speaker is not very nice aesthetically.
Display, Audio & Multimedia
The display of iOcean M6752 is an IPS 5.5-inch with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD), for a density of 400 ppi. The color reproduction is good although slightly too hot with the default parameters, but the sin that blacks are not very deep and almost lead in dark gray. Apart from this flaw the viewing angles are very good, however, with a minimum brightness that is perhaps a bit 'too high in the dark, even though the maximum allows excellent visibility even under direct light.
The stereo speakers on the back have a great solution for hardware does not degrade too sound when the smartphone is leaning on a plane, but the experience in itself is not the best: the volume is quite high, but pushing it out the best soundIt gets a little 'scratchy and you lose in quality audio. With the headset connected playback is good and you can also listen to FM radio through the dedicated application. The audio call instead is very good, both in transmission and in reception. Speaking of multimedia playback iOcean M6752 can handle almost all audio and video extensions with good fluidity, just jamming in the audio files to MKV H264 encoding of which the audio will not play.
Camera
The photo software that presents iOcean Rock is the classic interface that is a bit 'in all smartphones that mount Mediatek processors, with several interesting options such as filters in real-time or manual control of ISO settings and white balance. The speed of auto focus, however, is a bit 'slow and sometimes inaccurate, which feels especially in video recording.
In regards to the quality of the shots falls though a little 'the stage, given that there is located opposite to a high video noise even in conditions of good brightness and however the details that the sensor is able to capture are unfortunately too few for what you expect from a camera of 14 megapixels. The color quality is not always perfect and in low light conditions the camera becomes almost unusable. In short, a photographic experience that is unsatisfactory given the specifications on paper, which also extends to the video industry - that records up to a maximum of 1080p - in which the digital stabilization rather than improve the quality goes into creating shots clear.
Battery & Autonomy
The removable battery 2300 mAh unfortunately not well optimized and going to be a big deal of this iOcean M6752. With moderate use is able to finish in the late afternoon with about 1 hour and a half of the screen on, but as soon as you start to use more intensely smartphone to surf the Internet or play a few tens of minutes a day autonomy is waning, finding itself having to recharge mid-afternoon with about 2 hours of screen on the device. However this is a technology for fast charging, which is however not phenomenal as that of competitors more prominent.
Software
At the software level we are dealing with Android 4.4.4 Kitkat, but with a promise from the company to update the device to the latest release 5.1 Lollipop very soon. So, let's examine the version with KitKat on board, for now the only one available. As GUI experience reminds Android stock with the old style Holo, but with customizations graphics iOcean that allow you to use 6 different themes dedicated. On the home screen you can also add a tab to the music that I find frankly a bit 'ugly. And 'this the drawer of applications and pre-installed apps are a fairly complete suite, with a file manager app and to listen to the radio. Through functionality Miravision you can adjust by software calibration of the various aspects of the display, saturation, contrast, but beyond that there are various features like. We talk for example of gesture to screen off Smartwake, to launch apps quickly with simple gestures or use the simple double-tap to wake up.
Another interesting feature is the scheduling of switching on and off of the device, what can match the alarm you rather not turn on automatically when the device is turned off when it should sound. Interesting division of the settings menu with a card dedicated only to the settings most frequently while the general all-encompassing. Function instead Dropzone is practically useless, that creates a square floating for quick access to music, video, and desktop messages ... too bad it's aesthetically ugly and uncomfortable to be always on the side of the display. For the rest one final note is the gesture to open the Quick Settings panel, which with a Swype from the bottom of the screen upward can control brightness and other features essential, but that opens google now always in the background making it uncomfortable to use.
performance
During the navigation test web iOcean M6752 performs well on both sites as light as our sites that heavier, without substantial lag or refresh pages even under pressure. Turning to gaming in our classical test game Real Racing 3 there were some drops in framerate and some problems of the game sporadic crash, probably due to significant overheating that occurs after about 15 minutes of the game and going to compromising usability . As a benchmark on Antutu 5 smartphone has managed to make a score of 39'972 points.
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