If you haven’t already heard about QMobile and Jazz teaming up, here’s your dosage of what you need to know. The two telecom and smartphone manufacturing giants are working in tandem to produce some nifty smartphones within some of the most affordable prices out there in the market and the QMobile Jazz X JS 7 is one of these.

It is related to the JS 7 Pro.

Build quality and display

All of these particular Jazz plus QMobile smartphones somewhat feature similar build quality and design materials. The design mirrors many customary QMobile devices with the three capacitive buttons on the front bottom bezel while everything else is just what you’ve been seeing before. Its dimensions are in excess of an 8.5mm width while a weight in excess of 175g is also there.

The smartphone’s front panel features a 5.0 inches capacitive touchscreen with lowly resolution. The display’s screen size and Corning Gorilla Glass protection are its only noticeable features whereas everything else about it isn’t impressive at all as sharp graphics etc. are nowhere to be found.

Cameras

The smartphone houses two finely poised cameras with the primary camera coming in with a 5 megapixel sensor with an LED flash and features that include autofocus, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama and video recording. The secondary camera breaks the somewhat VGA hoodoo of the Jazz X smartphones as it features a 2 megapixel sensor which brings an overall satisfying end to the cameras category.

Hardware and software

The Jazz X JS 7 is powered by a 1.0 GHz Quad-Core processor with an additional 1GB of RAM. Not enough to run the built-in Android Lollipop by any means so if you’re a power user, delve into other options for which you’ll definitely need to pay a little more. The customary 8 gigs of internal storage is back while an external memory card slot expandable up to 32 gigs is also there but be advised, filling that up to its very neck will drastically slow the smartphone down.

A removable 2000 mAh removable lithium ion battery and two color schemes namely black and blue round-off this entry level release from QMobile and Jazz.