It’s the battle of the most affordable 18:9 display smartphones to date! We have Cloudfone’s Thrill Boost 3 and the recently-announced myPhone myX1 in this comparison, and we’ll see which one looks better on paper.
| Cloudfone Thrill Boost 3 | myPhone myX1 |
|---|---|
| 5.45-inch 18:9 IPS display 960 x 480 px, 197 ppi | 4.95-inch 18:9 IPS display 960 x 480 px, 217ppi |
| 1.3GHz Quad-Core MediaTek MT6580M | 1.2GHz Quad-Core Spreadtrum SC7731C |
| Mali-400MP2 GPU | Mali-400MP1 GPU |
| 1GB RAM | 1GB RAM |
| 8GB internal storage | 8GB internal storage |
| expandable via microSD up to 64GB | expandable via microSD up to 64GB |
| 5MP FF rear camera with LED Flash | 5MP AF rear camera with LED Flash |
| 5MP FF front camera with LED Flash | 5MP front camera |
| Dual SIM, Dual Standby | Dual SIM, Dual Standby |
| 3G | 3G |
| WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n | WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n |
| Bluetooth 4.2 | Bluetooth 4.0 |
| GPS | GPS |
| - | USB OTG |
| Android 7.0 Nougat | Android 7.0 Nougat |
| 2500mAh battery | 2150mAh battery |
Buy the Cloudfone Thrill Boost 3 for:
+ Larger 18:9 display
+ Better SoC
+ Front camera with LED Flash
+ More recent Bluetooth version
+ Bigger battery capacity
Buy the myPhone myX1 for:
+ Smaller, denser 18:9 display
+ Autofocus rear camera
+ USB-OTG
+ More affordable price
If you’re a fan of larger things, Cloudfone’s Thrill Boost 3 has a 5.45-inch display in an 18:9 resolution that is almost the same size as most 5.2-inch devices, which makes it easy to hold. The same feel can be experienced with the myPhone myX1 but the smaller 4.95-inch screen is similar to a 4.7-inch device when held, which is far more compact and easier to navigate with one hand. Both offer the same resolution at 960 x 480px, which makes the myX1’s display denser and sharper at 217ppi than the Cloudfone’s 197ppi.
The MediaTek MT6580 in the Thrill Boost 3 is an inch better than the Spreadtrum SC7731C in the myX1– both are quad-core chips with the same architecture but offer different clock speeds at 1.3GHz and 1.2GHz, respectively. The former also offers better graphics capabilities with a dual-core GPU (Mali 400-MP2) while the latter offers only a single-core graphics hardware in its Spreadtrum SoC (Mali 400-MP1).
While both devices sport five-megapixel camera resolutions both at the front and rear, Cloudfone and myPhone offer different setups. The Thrill Boost 3’s lenses have their own dedicated LED flashes which could be advantageous for those who love taking selfies, though some may find the fixed-focus mechanism a bummer. The myPhone myX1, on the other hand, has an autofocus rear shooter while the front module does not have a dedicated LED Flash.
Most of the other internals are just about the same, except for small differences in Bluetooth (4.2 vs 4.0) and battery capacity (2,500mAh vs 2,150mAh). MyPhone also has USB-OTG function with the myX1, making it compatible with their own DTV dongle if you’re a fan of watching television shows on the go.
The Cloudfone Thrill Boost 3 is available for Php2,999, while the myPhone myX1 is more affordable by a few hundred bucks with a Php2,799 introductory price. Which one would you pick? Let us know in the comments section below.
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worth every penny says:
why y’all complaining that it is a garbage or just have 1gb ram? what would you expect at 2,799 price tag phone? if you have checked some similar phone on the same price tag you’ll find out that this phone is better than those. and if you want good specs phone, you’re not on the right page. visit s9 , p20 and the like pages. Morons!
wilde says:
whenever i see these kind of post, I just look at one thing : memory/RAM
Just look at that, it’s 2018 already and still stuck at 1 GB RAM???
napagiwanangCP says:
labanan ng mga basura
THE EDM 3 says:
Do you want a keypad or you just want an expensive phone for style and easy to steal.
Your not in the right page.