InFocus Turbo 5 3GB If9001

The UI feels like stock Android with a light skin overlaying it. Coming to the camera, it's tough to judge the picture quality from a launch event, but the camera app felt slightly slow. There was a noticeable pause between me hitting the shutter button and the image being captured by the rear camera. I faced something similar with the Moto C Plus, so this could be because of the SoC at play. Coming to the build of the Infocus Turbo 5, the smartphone has a metal build, something we have seen on Xiaomi’s smartphones, but the device doesn't have a removable back like the Moto C Plus. 

On the front, you have the standard 5.2-inch 720p display. The choice of a 720p display is acceptable especially if you take into account the difference it will make to the battery life. Below the display, you have the capacitive back, home and recent apps buttons. Overall the build quality of the device feels good on first impressions and the 5.2-inch form factor makes it easy for single handed use.The InFocus Turbo 5 is priced competitively, offering a premium metal design along with a massive battery. This is clearly its biggest selling point, so those who really need a smartphone that will last more than a whole day should take a look at this one.