Quantum Muv Pro reviews by real users Quantum Muv Pro

It was the cheapest octacore smartphone of its time, however, the storage is very slow, which takes the smartphone to take two minutes or more to call. It also takes a long time to load heavier games and applications. At least when things finally load up, he'll do well. Can play current heavy games in low or medium settings (Call of Duty - with gagging - Free Fire, Arena of Valor, etc). Cameras are pretty bad when the light is faint, but in daylight it's possible to take decent pictures and selfies. The HDR mode is bugged. It is impossible to take pictures at night. Recorded audio is good, and movie quality is better than photos. Despite having 2GB of RAM, the system is always occupying about 1.2GB, which affects the ability to switch applications. Mine has 16GB of internal memory, but only 11.06GB is available to the user. There is a 32GB version. The rear scratches easy.