Tech Specs

Hardware

Height	4.67 inches
Width	2.42 inches
Thickness	0.47 inches
Weight	0.31 pounds
Form factor	Slab
Color	Black
Loudspeaker	Yes

Display

Screen size (diagonal)	3.8 inches
Technology	Super LCD
Pixel arrangement	RGB
Resolution (Y)	800 px
Resolution (X)	480 px
PPI	246
Touchscreen type	Capacitive

Connectivity

GSM	Yes
GSM frequencies supported	1900, 1800, 900, 850
UMTS / HSPA	Yes
UMTS frequencies supported	900, 2100
WWAN data standards supported	UMTS, EDGE, HSUPA, HSDPA, GPRS
Max WWAN downlink speed	7.2 Mbps
Max WWAN uplink speed	2 Mbps
Wi-Fi	Yes
Wi-Fi support	802.11n, 802.11g, 802.11b
GPS	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

Processor

Manufacturer	Qualcomm
Model	QSD 8250
Clock speed	1 GHz

GPU

Model	Adreno 200

Memory

RAM size	576 MB

Storage

Internal size	8 GB

Rear Camera

Resolution	5 megapixels
Flash	LED
Focus type	Autofocus
Video resolution	720p

Software

Operating system	Windows Phone
Launch OS version	7

Interface

Video out	Yes
Headphone jack	3.5mm
Other ports	Micro USB

Sensors

Sensors	Compass (Magnetometer), Proximity, Ambient light, Accelerometer

Battery

Capacity	1300 mAh
Quoted use time	330 min

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• 7.0

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  Reviewed by jaywin (Currently owns)

  December 20, 2011 04:55 pm

  I have been using this as my sole device for the past seven months. During that time the phone has received the Nodo and Mango update and DLNA capability through HTC's Connected Media app.

  The reason why i bought the phone was the low price - USD 320 for an unlocked 1Ghz smartphone in UAE was pretty cheap at that time. But the more I used it, the more i fell in love with Windows Phone 7. The OS is very socially integrated and just beautiful and effortless to use. I'm a fairly active facebook user and I must say that the tight facebook integration is pretty cool. Contact details and profile pictures are pulled from facebook.

  The s-lcd screen is pretty sharp and colorful, very good for movies, photos and text as well (unlike AMOLED). The 5 MP camera is average and gets the job done. There is also 720p video recording, but i rarely use it for fear of filling up memory.

  The main downside is the non expandable 8GB internal memory. It is good enough for photos, music and apps, but once you start adding videos to the mix, the memory gets full very quickly. I currently have 46 3rd party apps, 63 games, 267 music tracks, 3 videos in 720p (about 30 seconds each) an have 1.9GB free space left.

  The battery usually lasts a day in my use, which mainly involves listening to music, using the web, and attending a few calls.

  One more thing that I should mention is the built in sound enhancer app. The "SRS enhancement" mode brings out the bass in songs and is especially useful while listening to dance tracks.

  Overall, the 7 Trophy is an excellent device for the price, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a smartphone on a budget.

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  • Battery life 5
  • Ecosystem 6

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• 6.0

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  Reviewed by mackenziepricee (Currently owns)

  December 20, 2011 08:44 am

  Hardware wise, this phone does not really standout. The design is pretty standard and does not have a premium feel to it. The camera produces pretty basic photos that at times can be a bit blurred/smudged though the Auto-Fix tool in Windows Phone 7.5 can fix this the majority of the time. Though it does not have the latest specs the speed of the phone is very good and in my opinion it is generally faster than Android. Battery life is fairly poor even with light use.

  What really makes this phone worth while is Windows Phone 7.5. Metro UI is really nice and is a refreshing change from iOS and Android. The tight social integration with Facebook, Twitter LinkedIn and even Xbox LIVE is also a great win for the OS. Apps are still lagging behind though. While it has a lot of major apps (Facebook, Twitter, foursquare, Shazam, Angry Birds, IMDb, eBay, Amazon, etc.), most have bad UI design and in general really unresponsive.

  If you are looking for a premium Windows Phone I think you would be best to check out what Samsung or Nokia have to offer.

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  • Performance 7
  • Software 8
  • Battery life 5
  • Ecosystem 7

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