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Every time a smartphone claims to be the thinnest in the world, we take notice. And at just 5.15mm the Kazam Tornado 348 would appear to be this week's slimmest smartphone. But is the British-based firm's pride and joy slim in body, but also slim on featu...
Very slim, decent spec, good battery life...
Soso camera...
The Kazam Tornado 348 is an enviably slim smartphone and feels very well built too. Its specs are resolutely midrange but it's a decent performer and if it's let down a little by its under-par camera, at least the price is reasonable. Specificati...
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It's an incredible piece of engineering, and the metal frame makes it feel much sturdier than either its svelte profile or weight should allow. However, while we wouldn't have any qualms about carrying it around in our pockets, our review sample quickly p...
The thinnest, lightest phone you can buy, but the Tornado 348's mediocre performance and poor battery life takes the wind out of its sails...
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gadgetdaily.xyz Updated:
2015-02-07 09:15:43
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Is your phone in the Guinness Book of Records? The Kazam Tornado 348 is, by virtue of its extreme thinness, measuring just 5.15mm wide. Now, we all know that a thin phone doesn't make a great phone and if I were to ask you to list Kazam's previous efforts...
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But first, just exactly how slim is the Kazam Tornado 348? Why, it's 5.15mm thick - 1.75mm thinner than an iPhone 6 . Or 25 per cent thinner, if we want to make it sound more dramatic.It's skinny and then some, but like the last self-consciously super-sli...
Superslim and fairly wellmade, Fair battery life given stature, Amazon Maydaylike customer service...
No 4G...
Kazam Tornado 348 verdict Open Gallery The Kazam Tornado 348 is a remarkable phone, but almost entirely because it's so slim. In other respects, it's just a bit too pedestrian for our liking. The screen looks less detailed than the 720p competit...
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Kazam's Tornado 348 is the thinnest smartphone in the world at 5.15mm, but that doesn't leave a lot of room to impress. Also see: Best smartphones 2014/2015 . You might not have heard of Kazam but the firm has produced the thinnest smartphone in the wor...
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You might not have heard of Kazam but the firm has produced the thinnest smartphone in the world. Here's our Kazam Tornado 348 review. Also see: Best smartphones 2014 and Best Android phones 2014 . We don't blame you if you've never heard of Kazam – ther...
If you're looking for the thinnest and lightest smartphone possible then look no further than the Kazam Tornado 348. However, the design of this phone has a negative effect elsewhere and the phone falls down compared to rivals in terms of hardware and per...
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I got the chance to go hands-on with the latest handset. I'll be honest, upon reading the press release of the world's thinnest smartphone I had some horrific flashbacks to the recent iPhone 6 #BendGate. Images of snapped and broken iPhone 6 handsets flut...
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While the name sounds more like a vacuum cleaner, Kazam's Tornado 348 measures just 5.15mm thick and is crafted from aluminium-magnesium, making it lighter, skinnier and as high end as the iPhone 6, but with a £300 cheaper price tag...
The Tornado 348 is a brilliantly made smartphone which feels very high-end despite its relatively low price of just £250. Saying that, it didn't seem as graceful as we'd like when manoeuvring around the OS but was generally responsive to most commands. It...
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Kazam Tornado 348 Review: Hands-on With the Tornado 348, British smartphone maker Kazam has finally created a headline-grabbing handset. Sadly this isn't due to a wallet-saving price tag or impeccable performance specs. Instead it is making waves for one...
Super slim, well-built design, Decent battery life despite the thin profile, Slick overall performance...
Sluggish camera shutter, Awkward button placement...
The Kazam Tornado 348 might be one of the thinnest phones around, but that aside it's a smartphone without a truly killer feature.Next, read our round-up of the best Android phones...
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You may not of heard of the ambitious mobile start up, but Kazam has got itself the headline grabbing accolade of "world's slimmest smartphone" with its latest offering, the Kazam Tornado 348.It's a record the company claims it isn't going to rave about...
Pretty much stock Android, Super thin, Smooth performance...
Feels toyish in the hand, No expandable memory, Poor camera...
The 4.8-inch display has a 1280 x 720 HD display, which is more than acceptable at this price point and the 306ppi screen makes text and images look good. The Kazam Tornado 348 uses AMOLED technology to help enhance colours, and I found it provided a plea...
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Those models you see prancing up and down the catwalk are sometimes pretty thin. Here, KAZAM have decided to do the same with their latest mobile offering – the Tornado 348. It's a handset which is just 5.15mm thick, which makes it the thinnest smartphone...
KAZAM Tornado 348 ReviewKAZAM Tornado 348 Review2015-02-05Leigh GearyKAZAM Tornado 348 ReviewBattery life - 9.3Design - 9.3Value for money - 9Performance - 8.9Camera - 8.1898.9Thin it definitely is. but it's still got power under the hood and performs wel...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2015-02-18 08:23:27
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Price £247SPECSOS Andoid KitKat 4.4Processor 1.7Ghz octa-coreScreen 4.8 inchesResolution 1280×720 pixelsMemory 1GB RAMStorage 16GBMicro SD compatible? NoRear-facing camera 8MPFront-facing camera 5MPVideo 720pConnectivity 3GDimensions 139.8 x 67.5 x 5.15mm...
No bloatware, Remote assistance and free repair, Vibrant AMOLED screen...
No 4G, Battery life is constrained by device size, Storage is limited, too...
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The Kazam Tornado 348 vies with the Oppo R5 in the battle to be the slimmest phone in the world. It's an interesting battle - a plucky Brit taking on the might of China, and while the Tornado 348 might fall short of smartphone perfection, it's interestin...
Superslim and fairly wellmade, Fair battery life given stature, Amazon Maydaylike customer service...
No 4G, Disappointing screen for the price, Not great value...
Kazam Tornado 348 The Kazam Tornado 348 is a remarkable phone, but almost entirely because it's so slim. In other respects, it's just a bit too pedestrian for our liking. The screen looks less detailed than the 720p competition thanks to its OLED screen...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2015-03-13 09:59:37
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The Kazam Tornado 348 vies with the Oppo R5 in the battle to be the slimmest phone in the world. It's an interesting battle - a plucky Brit taking on the might of China, and while the Tornado 348 might fall short of smartphone perfection, it's interesting...
Super-slim and fairly well-made, Fair battery life given stature, Amazon Mayday-like customer service...
No 4G, Disappointing screen for the price, Not great value...
Kazam Tornado 348 The Kazam Tornado 348 is a remarkable phone, but almost entirely because it's so slim. In other respects, it's just a bit too pedestrian for our liking. The screen looks less detailed than the 720p competition thanks to its OLED screen...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2015-03-20 12:53:45
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At first look, you can't help but be pleasantly surprised. Its price and 'exotic' manufacturer could have made for an average design, as is often the case. Not here! Thanks to a clever fusion of Californian and South Korean influences, the Tornado is well...
Incredibly slim (5.15 mm/0.2"), Impeccable finish, AMOLED display with infinite contrast...
Photos distinctly average in low light, catastrophic with the flash, Battery life limited to a short day with intensive use, No 4G, The display's colour fidelity left a lot to be desired, Not possible to expand internal storage...
Kazam's Tornado 348 can certainly seduce: thanks to its slimline physique and weight, it's visually attractive. But this is ultimately a story of style over substance. There are too many faults, the lack of 4G featuring at the top of the list. For sure, i...
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeThe Kazam Tornado 348 is a super-slim Android smartphone made from premium materials and it has a minimalist design that will catch the eye.Build QualityThe Kazam Tornado 348 has a superb design t...
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tech-boom.com Updated:
2016-12-22 20:27:59
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Competition in the technology sector is fierce, and the field of smartphones would not be less. We constantly see higher resolution screens, cameras with more megapixels or more processor cores. The design is gaining importance and the battle for the worl...
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For a fleeting moment, Kazam's new Tornado 348 held the title of ‘the world's thinnest smartphone' (until Oppo pulled the rug out from under its feet), but as you'll find out, being super svelte requires that you give up certain things…Arguably, the desig...
Great design, Solid display, Impressive customer service...
No 4G or NFC, Non-expandable storage, Average camera experience...
For a brand you likely haven't heard of, the Kazam Tornado 348 makes a pretty big statement.Whilst there's no doubt in our minds that Kazam will have a tough time trying to crack a competitive smartphone markets like ours, it shows that it can look beyond...
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Lithe and lissom. The British manufacturer Kazam holds a record: The Kazam Tornado 348 is the thinnest smartphone in the world. Our review will check the other qualities of the smartphone...
Very thin chassis, Sturdy and nice, Good handling, Decent 3D performance, Good camera pictures, High-contrast display, Accurate GPS...
No SD slot and just 16 GB internal storage, Limited number of mobile frequencies, No 5 GHz WLAN, Mediocre microphone, Speaker pretty quiet, Dark display, Average processor performance, Temperatures a bit too high, Short battery runtimes...
In Review Kazam Tornado 348. Test model courtesy of Notebooksbilliger.We cannot really say that the Kazam Tornado 348 can rough up the mainstream competition. It certainly has some positive aspects like the extremely thin, sturdy and nice chassis or the d...
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