The Big Q Note Series came out at a time when cell phones have become more powerful with bigger display screens and octa-core processors.

MMB first released the first of the Big Q series, the Q1 cell phone, at the beginning of the year. Last month, they followed it up with an enhanced version called the Big Q Note.

The Big Q Note uses the MT6592 octa-core processor, has 2GB RAM, a 5mp/13mp camera, and 5.7-inch display screen with a 720p resolution. It runs on a 2400mAh battery and supports China Mobile 3G/GSM dual-SIM internet.

After opening the package, we will discuss the phone’s parts. As stated before, the Big Q Note uses an 2400mAh undetachable battery. The manufacturers included instructions on how to access “Sleep” mode.

The biggest selling point for the Big Q Note is that it uses a 5.7-inch OGS display screen with 300ppi, which is pretty good.

For this review, we’re looking at the white version. From this angle, we can see that the sides of the phone are a bit narrower.

There are three buttons below the screen.

The lock and volume buttons are located on one side. Between both is the reset button which should be useful if the phone crashes.

The Big Q Note supports China Mobile 3G and GSM dual-SIM. The China Mobile 3G slot is located at the top while the GSM card slot is below it. Users should be careful when inserting their respective SIM cards.

Located at the top is the port for the earphone receiver (3.5mm).

USB port at the bottom

The Big Q phones sport a 5mp/13mp camera with a F2.2 aperture on the main camera. The photo resolution is not bad. We took a few photos using the Big Q Note which you will see later.

The back cover is undetachable.

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Earlier this year, the upper management of MMB announced that they will sell the Big Q Q+1, an octa-core edition of their Big Q phone. Recently, name was changed to the Big Q Note.

The Big Q Note almost looks exactly like the Big Q Q1. It’s available in black and white. There’s a SIM card slot and memory card slot on the left side. The on switch and volume button is on the right side. Its official measurements are 151x79x7.4mm.

The reason why the Big Q Note is bigger than its predecessor is because of its 5.7-inch screen which has a 1280*720 resolution and uses IPS technology. It runs on the MT6592 octa-core chipset with a main frequency of 1.7GHz and 2GB RAM and 16 GB ROM. It also has a 5mP/13mP dual camera and a 2400mhA battery. Because of its design, the battery is undetachable. It also supports TD-SCDMA and GSM dual-mode internet, and uses the Android 4.2.

The Big Q Note can be bought at MMB.cn and Big Q’s official website for 1099 RMB (175.71 USD).

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