WickedLeak Wammy Note: Review

While the phablet is available in black and white color variants, we received the black color of the Wammy Note, which boasts a grand 5 inch Super HD capacitive touchscreen display and according to spec catalog supports a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels and pixel density of 186 ppi. The new phablet produced good colors and offered adequate viewing angles, while watching a YouTube video and media gallery.

Further, the big glass screen on the front sports indispensable touch capabilities, which is not compromised by the company and Wammy Note has quite a grainy back with hard plastic texture, making the back cover scratch-proof. The front body of the device is text-free and the WickedLeak logo is on the back cover.

However, the front screen of the device is not supported by the likes of Corning Gorilla Glass like other high-end smartphone, hence, when we did a scratch test – scratchy lines appeared on the handset, which means a screen guard would be the first thing you would need to buy to make the phablet scratch proof.

Meanwhile, Wammy Note is very comfortable to hold and does not weigh backbreaking when compared to any other phablet in the market. However, its weight is a little heavier than Samsung Galaxy Note and Galaxy S3.

Overall, the best feeling about the new Wammy Note is that it doesn’t look to be a budget phablet and has a refined quality of gracefulness which will personify good taste in terms of your gadget choice.