Vernee Thor Plus review

For some time now, the young company Vernee has amazed us, at least with the ments Thor, a terminal that I had the honor of analyzing right here in Androidsis and that left a very good taste in my mouth. The Vernee Thor was a terminal ahead of its time, which was in charge of opening or inaugurating a new era or stage in which the different Chinese manufacturers that we barely knew before, began to put the batteries as they are vulgarly said, and began to Launch terminals that now offer us a quality that is practically the same or in some cases even higher than what we find in the European market with those brands that we all know well enough.

On this occasion we welcome the direct descendant of the Vernee Thor with open hands, a more than interesting evolution in which the young company presents the Vernee Thor Plus, a terminal with technical specifications that at first glance look very, very good at a more than competitive price of 122,63 euros but also just because it is a reader of Androidsis you can get for only € 110 using the promo code DSVNTPL in this page. Will this new Vernee Thor Plus be a new revolution in the world of Android devices of Chinese origin or will it have been one step behind all those Chinese brands that are flooding the European market little by little? The answer in this Vernee Thor Plus review.

Vernee Thor Plus Technical Specifications

Vernee Thor Plus review after a week of intensive use

Finishes and design

One of the best things that we can find in the Vernee Thor Plus, is without a doubt its elegant finishes with a unibody body that blends metal and plastic to perfection.

A Pair of finishes that make the terminal very, very light in the hand and that feels really good in day-to-day use, even for one-handed use.

5.5 ”AMOLED screen

Another thing that we can highlight and highlight about this Vernee Thor Plus is its stunning HD AMOLED display, a screen that, although it does not have FullHD resolution, the truth is that it offers us a quality above the average of terminals that I have been able to analyze in this price range range.

While whites tend to yellow a little, which no longer happens on screens with AMOLED technology of high-end devices, we have to bear in mind that we are facing a mid-range terminal at a low-end price.

Pure Android Nougat without any add-ons or extra applications

This is a great advantage since we have the version of Android 7.0 Nougat without any extra application installed nor add-ons like useless Launchers that tend to make the user experience more difficult instead of making it more fluid and efficient.

Performance

As for the performance of the Vernee Thor Plus, if we compare it with terminals that roam the international market in this same price range, the truth is that although the terminal responds quite well and is capable of running practically any application or Android game for heavy to be, the truth is that it feels a little slow especially when clicking on the back button or when changing Android multitasking between recent applications.

This is something that personally has bothered me a lot since when performing tasks in which I needed a quick response, the Vernee Thor Plus has failed me quite a bit.

By this I do not mean that it is not a Efficient and sufficient terminal for an average Android user who wants a good terminal to surf the Internet and be connected via social networks and instant messaging applications or play some other game casually.

Vernee Thor Plus cameras

As for the cameras of the Vernee Thor Plus, we have some decent cameras for what comes to be the price range range in which the terminal moves, with a 13 megapixel rear camera that in good light conditions will give us more than decent results in terms of taking pictures.

Video recording with a FullHD resolution, 1920 x 1080p, offers us a more than decent video recording, always talking in good lighting conditions and as long as we do not make motion recordings since that's when you notice the lack of a video stabilizer in conditions.

If we are going to talk about its front camera, That is without a doubt where we notice the greatest shortcomings of the terminal, and is that even with an 8 megapixel camera, its focal aperture of 2.8 makes the photos and videos come out very, very dark even when in good light conditions, so we have a front camera that will help us little more than making moderately decent video calls or video conferences.

Both the rear camera and the front camera, especially the latter, they leave much, much to be desired both when taking pictures at night or in low light conditions, as well as when recording video.

Battery

On the subject of the battery, it is undoubtedly, together with the design or the terminal screen, where we find the greatest virtues of the Vernee Thor Plus, and it is that its generous battery of nothing more and nothing less than 6200 mAh, they have been offering me a really incredible autonomy.

So the Vernee Thor Plus battery has been giving me an autonomy of between about 10/12 hours of screen, always having the screen at maximum brightness mode, all connectivity enabled and living in an area where I lack mobile network coverage with the consequent extra battery consumption to which the terminals that I usually test are subjected to. Androidsis.

Fingerprint Reader

As for the fingerprint reader, I am not going to go around with any kind of detour, and it is without a doubt the worst fingerprint reader that I have ever tried on an Android terminal, and that I have tried a lot of terminals.

Un slow fingerprint reader where my fingerprint has never or rarely been detected the first time, even having tried to record the same fingerprint up to three times.

So if you are looking for a terminal in which the fingerprint reader is one of the essential requirements for you, then I have to advise you very sincerely that you choose to buy another Android terminal since the fingerprint reader of the Vernee Thor Plus makes you despair of how bad it is.

Editor's Opinion

Pros and cons