 but you'll definitely notice the low quality even in a reduced resolution.
Performance
Like the bezel, extremely bare-bones
Knowing ahead of time that the hardware is a little anemic, it's no surprise to us that the Sharp Aquos Crystal isn't built for setting any benchmark records. Channelling my inner Dr. McCoy for a moment: It's a budget unlocked phone—not a flagship. You can't expect it to be the best thing since sliced bread.
In any case, it's easy to forgive the poor processor benchmarks when your general operation of the device really isn't hampered much. Sure, it chokes on video and games, but then again, so do the other budget phone options out there. Honestly, the situation isn't as bad as I expected—HTML5 video seems to run fine, and while framerates on graphic content can plummet to 15fps, there are worse problems to have. The Crystal is no Moto E, but it definitely doesn't do much to impress anybody.
The panel on the Crystal underperforms when compared to other budget phones, but the shortfall of this screen compared to other budget LCDs really isn't all that huge. While you probably won't notice pixellated images on a 5-inch, 720p LCD (288 PPI), images won't exactly look as sharp as they could on something like an LG G3. The Crystal's contrast ratio is narrow at full brightness (832:1), owing in large part to its high black level of 0.48 cd/m2. A peak brightness of 399.37 cd/m2 means that you'll be able to see the phone's image even in bright sunlight, though the reflectivity is a little on the high side at 5.7% direct reflectivity, 13.68% total.
One of the best things to accompany many of the budget phones with near-stock Android is the battery life. Though the 2,040mAh battery isn't the biggest cell we've seen in a handset, it powers the phone through some really punishing tasks. In our labs, it was able to withstand a hair over 5 hours in our web browser rundown test—no small feat when you consider that the newest iPhones couldn't even crack 4 hours in the same test. If you elect to buy the Sharp Aquos Crystal, you'll be carrying a handset that just doesn't quit on you.
Conclusion
Value phone with stunning design.
To its credit, the Aquos Crystal is amazingly well-designed for a device so inexpensive. And even though it's not a flagship phone, it definitely looks the part—from the front anyway. The Sharp Aquos Crystal is easily the coolest-looking phone I've held in recent memory. Ditching the bezels is a stunning design feature, and the chutzpah to pull a move like that on a budget phone is deserving of nothing but praise.
However, with a low price that praise comes with caveats. It's definitely a great value, but this phone is certainly not the mobile you're going to want for the next few years. It's the quintessential budget phone outside of the design. Simply put: If you want great pictures, solid processor performance, or top-of-the-line screen performance, you're looking at the wrong handset. The Aquos Crystal absolutely checks all the right boxes for a value shopper, but despite its high-end appearance it'll only last the required two years most expect if and only if your mobile is primarily used as a phone.
It's tough to find competitors that meet the Crystal on price, but we stick by the Moto G with LTE as another solid bargain phone if you're willing to spend around $50 more. It's a lot like the Aquos Crystal under the hood—but instead of being limited to Sprint's CDMA network, it can be used with AT&T, TMobile, or Verizon—including a huge list of MVNOs.
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