BLU's new Studio Energy 2 and Energy X are budget phones with monster batteries

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Anonymous
4$1
18 Oct 2015

The only problem with Blu is that they abandon these phones upon release. I seriously doubt that the older Blu Studio Energy will see 5.0/5.1 (let alone Android 6.0), since they released pretty much the same phone with Android 5.0/5.1. I'm surprised that people don't mention this in Amazon reviews.

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middlefinger
Bct
16 Oct 2015

just dont add too much bloat and if BLU maintains 95% same as stock android then they can sell these in large numbers.

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sean
APV
16 Oct 2015

better camera plz....

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AnonD-145382
n5L
16 Oct 2015

I have been trying to get them in to the UK for the last 18months but they wanted way too much in terms of volume required to sell there phones, it was not worth the margin in the end pity. That being said, I went to another brand and they had just a lot more common sense than #BLU management did to make a deal work.

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AnonD-114814
JFm
16 Oct 2015

AnonD-446742, 16 Oct 2015not badonly the Chinese in 2000 mah battery, stick the label of 5000mah, so people working on Chinese phones

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AnonD-443543
iG3
16 Oct 2015

I'd like to mention that this and all BLU phones are also available in Europe as Allview phones and available in other countries as Gionee phones. They are exactly the same, the only difference is that different "brands" tailor their phones to the region's GSM bands.

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AnonD-65736
x1%
16 Oct 2015

BLU has my affection for caring so much about battery life with their recent devices.

Someone had to do something.

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AnonD-210607
Sr{
16 Oct 2015

You're better off with a J5 instead of the 179$ blue energy 2, where I live the J5 is at 180-185$ and comes with sd410 along with an impressive selfie cam with flash. as for the other option at 109$ it's very nice indeed, the price is great for what it offers.