- Analysis by Christelle Nina
While keeping its product lineup mostly on the ultra-affordable side, FIGO also dabbles a bit on the semi-mid-range market. This phone is FIGO's most premium phone as of July 2017 -- and in its pros and cons list are several low-end and mid-end specs mixed together.
One of the clearest shots that FIGO has taken in upgrading the Gravity's stature is the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner 
. This security feature is, more often than not, what's usually lacking in low-end smartphones, as of this article's writing.
The 5.5-inch 720p display is a clear indicator of the Gravity's true market value, however -- having a slightly-sub-par pixel density of 267DPI 
, compared to many of the competition.
Moving on, things are again looking up in the performance department. Having an octa-core processor that's coupled with a promising amount of RAM (3GB) , this smartphone poses as a potential good buy for multitaskers on a budget. The 1.3GHz CPU speed isn't as promising -- however, it's still pretty acceptable for such a phone.
Coupled with a metallic finish , this device's thinness is a definite plus. Lending it some additional oomph is the 2.5D curved glass sitting atop the display.
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Ending this pros and cons list is one of the FIGO Gravity's stronger features. Users concerned with longevity will likely find promise in this Android's 3000mAh fuel tank .
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If you're looking for a budget-friendly device, but cannot commit to going full-on with a totally-stripped-down model, then this offering from FIGO may be worth checking out. It's still a low-end device, but with a few bumped-up specs here and there, it does allow one to feel like he's riding on more premium waves.
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** This phone is also known as: FIGO X55L
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