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SISWOO A5 Chocolate Smartphone Review

Mobile/Smart Phones by stefan @ 2016-04-13

A5 Chocolate, the current low-end to mainstream smartphone from SISWOO has left us with a good impression after the tests have been completed; despite the fact that it only sports 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal memory, the benchmark scores almost match the Cubot H1; while the rear camera sensor in the back is only a 5MP component, the resulted shots are acceptable and well-focused when we have decent light conditions. Because of the screen dimensions, A5 Chocolate is easier to hold inside the pocket versus its 5.5’’ competitors and while the battery is rated at 2200mAh, the tests are showing us optimal battery life which also means that the Android 5.1 distribution it uses is well optimized.

Packaging, A Closer Look Part I

Say hello to the new Chocolate series from SISWOO which wants to cover the low-end and low-to-mainstream smartphone segment, by incorporating the A4+ 4.5’’ variant and also the A5 5’’ model, both in black and white flavors. These smartphone models also want to incorporate a chocolate bar-like design and compared to the previous SISWOO models, we have seen an increased quality of materials along with a nicer overall shape. One other thing we need to say about SISWOO is that they do not lie regarding the technical specifications of the smartphones. A5 Chocolate is shipped inside a small-sized black cardboard enclosure and on the top we’ve got a cardboard layer which highlights the product name:

On the back side of the box we will get to see a list of technical specifications regarding A5 Chocolate and here the manufacturer does also list the included sensors, box bundle:

After removing the top cover, we will be able to spot the smartphone sitting on the top layer, wrapped in a semi-transparent plastic bag:

Underneath, we will be able to spot the bundle:

Speaking of the bundle, this is quite simple and comprises of the power adapter, one USB cable for charging and data transfer, a small user guide and also a frontal plastic screen cover:

The power adapter is a bit customized and features the SISWOO logo in front:

In the back we do have the model code name and here we will also learn that on the output it can deliver 5V at 1A:

On the top it does have the usual USB port:

The supplied USB cable match the style of the charger:

Inside the small supplied manual we will get to find some of the troubleshooting information which can be consulted if something goes wrong:

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