Unboxing: Blackview A20 Phablet - Android Go Smartphone?!

Blackview A20 Phablet - Android Go Budget Smartphone Find it on GearBest: https://goo.gl/u5mkp2 Better option (same price): http://bit.ly/33atOPv Under $1 dollar tech: https://goo.gl/aALxZg Get it free (giveaways): https://goo.gl/wD3Ux5 New customers (special deals): https://goo.gl/V5pzTQ Details: Blackview A20 as a phablet features 5.5 inch display afford you a vivid and different visual experience. Triple cameras, 5.0MP + 0.3MP dual back cameras and 2.0MP front camera, you can enjoy images with high resolution. It comes with most of the features we've come to expect from a phablet, including 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM storage equipped with Android 8.0 OSand3000mAh Battery that you can play games faster. Main Features: Blackview A20 3G Phablet 5.5 inch Android 8.0 MTK6580 Quad Core 1.3GHz 1GB RAM 8GB ROM Dual Rear Cameras Display: 5.5 inch 480 x 960 pixels IPS screen CPU: MTK6580 Quad Core 1.3GHz System: Android 8.0 Storage: 1GB RAM + 8GB ROM Cameras:2.0MP front camera and 5.0MP + 0.3MP dual rear cameras Sensors: Proximity Sensor Features:GPS Bluetooth:4.1 SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby, 2 Nano SIM card and a TF card can be inserted at the same time Networks: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz A tailored distribution for low-end devices known as Android Go was unveiled for Oreo; it is intended for devices with 1 GB of RAM or less. This mode has platform optimizations designed to reduce mobile data usage (including enabling Data Saver mode by default), and a special suite of Google Mobile Services designed to be less resource- and bandwidth-intensive. The Google Play Store will also highlight lightweight apps suited for these devices. The operating system's interface is also modified, with the quick settings panel providing greater prominence to information regarding the battery, mobile data limit, and available storage, the recent apps menu using a modified layout and being limited to four apps (in order to reduce RAM consumption), and an API for allowing mobile carriers to implement data tracking and top-ups within the Android settings menu.