hammer The second generation flagship of technology Smartisan T2 Finally, on December 29, this mobile phone was officially launched. The design of this mobile phone was inherited from the previous one, but the configuration was disappointing. Today, we bring the first-hand evaluation of T2 retail version:

Hammer Smartisan T2 hands-on evaluation video (Tencent)

Hammer Smartisan T2 hands-on evaluation video (Sohu)

Hammer Smartisan T2 hands-on evaluation video (iQIYI)

The front panel of T2 continues the design of T1, but it is more rounded overall. The front panel is a 2.5D glass, which has a better look and feel.

The earpiece and sensor are still designed together, and there is a 5 megapixel front camera on the left.

There are three physical buttons at the bottom, but their hand feel is not so consistent. The right button of the machine we tested will feel a bit "collapsed".

The back is also a piece of 2.5D glass with good texture.

For a high-end positioning product, T2 even uses the IMX214 sensor, but compared with T1, it adds optical anti shake, and some netizens even complain that this is an "inventory clearing" behavior.

The 2.5D glass is obviously higher than the metal middle frame. I feel that there is a risk of screen breakage at any time.

There are symmetrical buttons on the left and right. The right button is used to adjust the volume by default, and it also acts as a SIM card slot.

The card holder can be taken out through the card holder. T2 supports a nano SIM card and all Netcom.

It can be seen that there are two buttons on the left and right sides of the card slot. We have seen similar designs in the Droid Turbo, which is not the first creation of the hammer.

Symmetrical design is adopted at the bottom. The opening on the left is the microphone for calling, and the right is the speaker.