What's the differences between CoolPad Legacy VS Nokia 4.2 Comparison By C Butler

Hey, what's going on guys, it's your boy, Serrano welcome back to the channel, they give her subscribing and definitely appreciate every last. One of you, you guys are the real MVP s, but let's take a look at these two budget monsters right here now we have the cool pad legacy, which actually looks perfect in that silver color. Then we have the Nokia 4.2, which actually looks sick in that black class with that just asleep, glass overall, really nice finish. Both of these devices are honestly steals in any way possible. You can see the camera on the Nokia 4.2 is, has a 13 megapixel, and it's flush inside the phone with the 2 megapixel secondary camera, 8 megapixel front. Now the cool that legacy has a 16 megapixel with the 5 megapixel paired alongside of it and then a 13 megapixel front.

So that's definitely pretty cool, so you're getting 300 pixels 380 pixels per inch on a cool pad legacy, and you're getting 295 on the 4.2. Now the fingerprint sensors are pretty much close. You can see that they're dead, even and both of these phones are released, not Android. Actually, on the cool pad legacy, it's really stock with the pool UI the 9 and D UI that they got on there, which actually is pretty much stock Android with a little of custom. But you can see right here.

It looks identical to the Android one, which is really crazy, because you can see right here. They almost look identical except like a dark mode added, and you know their own like little touch to the UI. But you know when you compare both of these devices you're getting an IPS LCD month, II 4.2 and that's a pretty decent display and then on the cool pad legacy you're getting the 6.4 inch, which actually stands out in its own right with the processor and on the cool bit on the 4.2 you're, getting the 439 outscore processor, 3000 William hour battery on the 4.2 and on the legacy you're getting the four thousand William hour battery. So that's definitely pretty cool that both of these devices to rock dual cameras, and you're going to be able to get that book of portrait effect. Both of these devices to actually impress me when it comes to the performance when I did look at the color palette and the viewing angles.

What I did notice is that the cool pad legacy has a brighter panel now I'm, not quite sure, because they do use I'm, not sure if this is an LCD screen or something, but they didn't actually state what the screen was made of, which is actually really weird, but you know I think it's an LCD screen, but it's actually a little brighter than the Fort Dodge and when it comes to opening enough apps, both of these devices are really snappy and they both have 3.5 Melina headphone jacks at the cop. They both actually know really nice display too, and the 4.2 as a 76% screen a body ratio and on the legacy we're getting a really nice screen. The body ratio as well- and you know just to say the least- it's the 7816 body ratio, what you're getting in the class 3-1 the group at Legacy, which is definitely gonna, be very protective, and everything like that. So you know I definitely thought that was gonna. Be a solid feature with the 4.2: you are getting a really nice camera with a perfect software. Inside it and you'll be able to get Pro, Mode and bunch of really nice features.

Inside the camera, you can get 2d face, unlock with 4.2, you same think with the cool bad legacy. So it's not like the most accurate in the world, but with these devices you can get for a perfect price. They both have 32 gigabytes of internal storage. The Pope at Legacy has three gigabytes of RAM, and so does the Nokia 4.2. Now when it comes to basically using these things, they're both really cool you're, definitely gonna.

It comes down to the personal preference of the user, because on one side you have a giant of a device which is the cool bad legacy, which is definitely super huge when it comes to the overall size boys and when it comes to the Nokia 4.2 you're, getting a really compact device that you could just you know like that feels really solid when you're, actually using it, and you're, not going to have to worry about like dropping it, because it's just feeling really solid in your hand, boys and I definitely thought it was a really solid device actually paid like under $200 for the Nokia 4.2 and the cool bad legacy. You can actually get a really nice deal when it came to it, because it was really solid and every way possible. Now, as far as cons for the 4.2 I couldn't really think of any. You know it was just you're going to get updates for like three years and a letter update 2q, so I definitely thought that was you know like really solid now, with the thief at Legacy. There's not really too many cons either I, don't even I can't even think of any like what at the top of my head.

So honestly, you know this device is definitely pretty cool. Now a lot of people have small hands, so those type of people would easily be. You know it would be a solid option if they got the 4.2 because. That thing fits in your hand. Like a charm, you know that thing is solid boys, but when it came down to the cool bad legacy, you know that that was just a monstrous device as 6.4 inches, that's probably the biggest device that metro by T-Mobile's ever but um. You know the screen basically like when it came to the viewing angles.

The cool pen had definitely had better viewing angles, and you were getting type C with the cool pad, but with the Nokia 4.2 you got the microUSB which um you know. It's I'm, not gonna, bellyache or hook up about, but you know it was decent. You know, like even the charging times were pretty good, so I wasn't complaining. You know like whatsoever, they both had PI and perfect performance. I was definitely feeling the gaming performance on both of these devices just depends on.

If you, like, you know a more robust phone and everything like that. The cool pad is gonna, be a little wider, and you can see the 4.2. The Nokia 4.2 just has a really nice solid, feel in the hand, and it's definitely really snappy snappier than you. You would actually think before buying it. When you get this thing, you're going to be really surprised how quick and snappy it actually is when performing tasks, and you know like just basically doing everything that you need to do now when it came down to the pool pad legacy and definitely can get a lot done.

That screen is huge. You know the performance on the cool pad. There were some hiccups when I first started up the game, but once I got down to they hold the device. That definitely looks like the Quicksilver from those only one of my favorite characters when I had like tons of comic books from that dude back in the day when I was growing up but honestly boy, these devices are really sick. That Oriya 4.2 has that dedicated Google button, and also it does have that blinking pulsating notification with a notification light inside it, which is dope as heck. So you can see the viewing angles here.

Both are really nice, but when you turn the Nokia for that too, you can see it kind of has a screen coloring effect right there, but thank you guys for watching I think you're staying locked in, and we're Serrano peace I'll catch you guys later, but in the meantime, have a great morning afternoon evening and know where you guys are had a great night I'll catch. You guys on the next video, but make sure you guys stay locked in you guys are the real MVP's I appreciate every last. One of you definitely appreciate when you hit that, like button I appreciate when you hit that, but I'll make sure you guys hit that definitely appreciate it. I'll catch you guys later peace.

Source : C Butler