Dual-SIM phone from China that we tested in the past have proven quite problematic, so I was quite reserved in their recommended. The last model came from editorial, Allview S2 Guld, but pleasantly surprised me by quality design, good autonomy and excellent sound playback. On the other hand, I met a few bugs that can still be solved in one way or another. Balancing the ups and downs, I feel that this dual-SIM worth the money, indicating that there is market and cheaper models which could equally well represent an inspired choice.

Appreciably Design

Classic candy-bar design has never touched the issue in relation to that of “shell” or slider, but was almost always more durable. Allview S2 is solid and gives the impression Guld product endurance over time.

Navigation pad and soft keys are well spaced, and the alphanumeric keyboard has dimensions appropriate for those with thick fingers. At the bottom we see the standard connection interfaces (miniUSB and 3.5 mm jack), and noting the camera lens back and external speaker.

Sides are crossed by a thick metal line, silver. All metal is hiding under the battery cover, slot cards and SIM cards for two places. The latter are located one above the other, and to remove the card from underneath one must first put on the bottom.
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