I received mine & immediately checked it out for the battery issues I found on two Blu Life One X's. The battery on this one was just fine.
The Good: Nice looking phone with good display.
The Bad:
1) The published dimensions & claimed 81% screen to body ratio is WRONG! Seems Blu can't even measure the size of their phones. It's larger than published. My measurements were 152.8mm tall (not 143.5 as published on their web site), 76.4mm wide (vs. 71.2), and about 8.5mm thick.
2) The LTE reception was poor on multiple bands compared to my cheap LG Sunset phone. You get about 1 bar lower signal strength. For me, this was a deal breaker.
3) While good news that the phone has 5GHz Wifi, the bad news is that reception is VERY POOR. The 2.4GHz band operated just fine, but the 5GHz degraded sensitivity meant unless you were in the same room as the router, it was unusable.
The size I could live with: basically the same size as all the other 5.5" display phones. The crappy 5GHz Wifi I could live with since the 2.4GHz worked just fine. But the crappy LTE reception was a deal breaker for me -- so the phone went back.
I have one Blu Studio One Plus, the phone is nice, but, i found a bug, sometimes it will not enter in deep sleep mode so u have to restart it, and when u turn of the screen the speed of processor goes to 1040mhz pushing so much battery. I wanna know if a can root this phone and how? With root i can found what is causing the wakelocks and slow down the processor speed when screen is off gettin a lot of more hours of battery. Thank you, and sorry for the bad english, im Brazillian.
I wanna know if a can root this phone and how?
I got root rather easily with the "Ringoroot" app. Then, uninstalled it and installed SuperSU and BusyBox. No custom recoveries however, unless you build your own.
I need to do more research into MTK before that'll happen for me.
I notice this as well but I didn't want to root it so just downloaded an app (Battery Doctor) and that seems to solve that issue.
Pretty easy:
- Download and install kingoroot app from here https://www.kingoapp.com/
- Download SuperSU and Busybox from the official Google Play store.
- Run the Kingo app and let it get root. Power cycle.
- Run SuperSU (it won't install properly at first -- Kingo Blocks it). Run and install Busybox. Power cycle.
- Uninstall the KingoRoot app (it's ad-ware; borderline malware) and it's accompanying Kingo SuperUser app. Power cycle again.
- Run SuperSU again. This time it should be able to install it's binaries just fine. Run and double-check Busybox too, while you're at it.
Now I just need to compile a custom recovery so I can make the modifications I want (Xposed, etc).
The battery use to drain down to 94% while idle off charger in 20-30 mins, now it's normal. I use the optimize option or the battery saver shortcut and ignore all the ads and prompts to download additional software. The app will pop up every so often to manually optimize the battery so I just consider this a temp fix until official update.Could you tell me step-by-step how u root the Blu Studio One Plus? Thank you.
How this app fix that? What configuration do you used on it?
I have rooted this device but i cannot unlock my bootloader. Whenever i try to unlock with the "fastboot oem unlock" command it asks me to choose yes with volume up or no with volume down. Volume down is the only thing that works. its like the boot loader is ignoring the volume up key alltogether. Please let me know if you are able to unlock your bootloader as i might have a working recovery.