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The video revolves around unboxing the Coolpad Rogue, a budget phone from 2015 bought for $32, tied to Walmart Family Mobile. The phone features Android Lollipop, a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen, and a 2-megapixel camera. The speaker discusses phone specs, the unboxing process, and T-Mobile's association with Walmart Family Mobile. They highlight the phone's features, interface, and performance, praising its speed despite some limitations. The speaker shares their fascination with old phones and hints at future retro unboxing videos, encouraging viewer engagement.
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In this segment of the video, the content creator unboxes the Coolpad Rogue, a phone from 2015, bought for $32. The phone is from Walmart Family Mobile, powered by T-Mobile. The creator shares their interest in the phone from their early days of collecting phones. They mention that Walmart Family Mobile now uses TracFone, not T-Mobile. The Coolpad Rogue features Android Lollipop, a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen, and a 2-megapixel camera. Despite its dual-core processor, the phone is said to be reasonably fast.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the specs of a 2-megapixel camera Android phone and the process of purchasing a separate starter kit with a SIM card to use Family Mobile service. The phone model is noted to have been released in 2015 but packaged in 2016, offering Android Lollipop, which was a budget-friendly option at the time. The contents of the phone’s box include the phone, battery, charger, USB cable, micro USB, health and safety guide, and manual. The speaker also mentions the difficulty of opening the packaging but attempts to do so without a knife at first.
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In this part of the video, the content creator unboxes a cellphone and aims to preserve the packaging. They describe the phone as chunky and note that it is thicker than expected for a new device. The unboxing reveals the phone, a manual in Spanish, a charging cable, a charger, and a battery dated March 2nd, 2016. The content creator struggles with lighting while handling the phone and its accessories.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer unboxes a phone that does not come with a SIM card. They inspect the phone’s physical features, noting its chunkiness after inserting the battery. The phone has a plastic screen protector, a volume rocker, microphone, micro USB port, power button, headphone jack, speaker, camera, and flash. The screen is four inches and viewed as mediocre for a budget phone from 2015. The soft keys for recent apps, home, and back are present, and the phone successfully powers on.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the T-Mobile startup sound used in the Coolpad Rogue, highlighting its age dating back to older phones. They showcase the phone’s setup process and note the storage limitation of 1.44 gigabytes. The speaker praises the phone’s interface similarity to stock Android and comments on its smooth performance with minor lag. The video concludes with a preview for future retro unboxing videos and encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.