Unlock Beeline Pro 4 using code is very simple. This method is a safe and discreet way to unlock your Bmobile phone permanently. Sim-Lock will never return after update software. Removing the Sim-Lock using a code will not void the warranty and this method was provided by the manufacturer itself.
To generate an unlock code for your phone, we need the number IMEI Your phone. To find out the IMEI number, dial *#06# on the keyboard, or remove the battery from the phone. IMEI is written on the information label (15 digits).
How to Unlock Beeline Pro 4:
1. Insert an unsupported* SIM card
2. The phone will ask you to enter the unlock code
3. Enter NCK or Network code.
4. Your phone is already unlocked
*unsupported SIM card - different from the one the phone currently works with.
Before ordering an unlock code, make sure your phone is locked. Insert an unsupported SIM card, and if the phone asks for an unlock code, this means that your phone has a SIM card lock.
FAQ:
What is remote phone unlocking?
Remotely unlocking your phone involves typing a unique code supplied by our service into the keypad. You will complete this operation quickly, it is simple, how to count 1 2 3. After completing the order, the client will receive e-mail unique unlock code provided by the phone manufacturer or operator mobile communications. A condition for the proper provision of services is the provision correct number IMEI. The best way to find this number is by dialing on your phone. *#06#. After entering the appropriate code into the phone, the phone will be unlocked. Entering the unlock code once removes the lock forever. The lock will not appear again, for example, after updating the phone software, and there is no need to enter the code again after replacing the SIM card with a new one from a different operator. Remotely unlocking your phone does not require any cables or additional software. Unlocking your phone using a code is the easiest way to get rid of restrictions.
Is it safe Unlock Beeline Pro 4?
Removing restrictions set by the operator by entering a special unlock code was provided by the phone manufacturer itself. So it is proven and safe as well effective method unlock your phone. This method does not require any changes or technical knowledge to be introduced into the phone.
Will removing Sim-Lock void the warranty?
Removing restrictions on your phone will not void your warranty. The ability to enter an unlock code was provided by the phone manufacturer, and this operation does not affect the warranty. All phones leaving the factory are not locked. Blockings are set by mobile operators. By removing this restriction, you will restore your phone to its original settings (factory reset).
Is it possible to unlock Beeline Pro 4?
No, unlock the latest models phones is not possible when using free methods. Phone manufacturers and mobile operators receive additional income from the distribution of unlock codes. The simplest and most effective method of unlocking a phone is to enter a code supplied by the phone manufacturer or operator. Each phone requires a special code related to a unique IMEI number this phone. Using free code generators or entering a code related to a different IMEI number will block the meter. This is due to the higher cost of unlocking the device, or may result in it being completely locked.
Is it possible to unlock a phone locked to any operator?
In the case of Beeline phones, the blocking can be removed regardless of the GSM network.
What if there is no code for my phone??
If for a certain IMEI numbers no code, the customer will immediately receive a full refund of the amount paid.
is a branded product of the operator. By default, it can only work with Beeline SIM cards. When you try to insert a SIM card from another operator into it, the device will ask us for a network unlock code - SIM ME. You can buy it on our website.
Characteristics of Beeline Pro 4
operating system: Android 5.1
Screen: 480*854 IPS
Camera: camera - 5 MP, front - 2 MP
CPU: MediaTek MT6735M, 1 GHz quad core
RAM memory: 1 GB
Storage capacity: 8 GB
Support: micro SDHC up to 32 GB
Battery: 2000 mAh
Connection: LTE B3/B7/B 20 3G (UMTS 900/2100 MHz) 2G (900/1800 MHz)
WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n; 2.4 GHz
function Wi-Fi points access
Resetting Beeline Pro 4 hard reset
1. Turn off your smartphone. Make sure it is >30% charged.
2. Press and hold the button Inclusion, And Volume (-) together.. Keep this combination until the splash screen appears. Next On, release and buttons Volume hold until the black menu appears.
3. Press several times Volume (+) and select Recovery mode . Click Volume (-).
4. The cursor is moved with the Volume keys, and confirmation is done with the On/Off button. Select a line Wipe data / factory reset.
5. The phone will ask you to confirm the reset. Select Yes - delete all user data.
6. Click the Power button once to select reboot system now.
7. Wait for your smartphone to reboot.
Unlock Beeline Pro 4
If after purchase of this smartphone If you need to change the operator to any other, then the steps described below will help you do this.
1. First of all, you need to make sure that the Beeline Pro 4 smartphone really opens the NCK code entry window when a SIM card of another operator is installed in it. If there is a code request, it looks like the image below
Affordable smartphone "Beeline Pro" with LTE support, 4.5-inch screen and quad-core MTK 6732M 1.3 GHz processor. It looks balanced, and the price is 5,990 rubles. today can be considered adequate for inexpensive models with network support fourth generation.
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Judging by the external features and technical characteristics, the device is “original” ZTE Blade A430. The model is fresh, officially appeared on the market in late January of this year, news on Mobile-Review. For the price of 5,990 rubles. ($97 at the exchange rate for mid-March) we get support for LTE FDD Cat.4, a modern 4-core MTK 6732M 1.3 GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of internal memory (4.5 GB available to the user). Supports memory cards up to 32 GB.
Headset (headphone) jack 3.5 mm, headset not included. There is an FM radio, it only works from external antenna(headphones). There is a two-color LED event indicator.
Battery 2,200 mAh. Main camera 8 MP (5 MP with interpolation), front camera - 2 MP. Flash (1 LED) is present. IPS screen with a resolution of 480 x 854, which is already becoming the standard for budget smartphones. Pixel density - 218 ppi. operating room Android system KitKat 4.4.4. One SIM card, modern stripped format (microSIM). The device is initially locked to work on the Beeline network, but in the Beeline salon you can get an unlock code for free. Judging by the description on the website, the only available colors are black, although the unbranded original is available, at a minimum, in white.
- Full name: “Beeline Pro” (ZTE Blade A430)
- Operating system: Android KitKat 4.4.4
- SIM card: 1 slot, microSIM, operator lock
- Screen: 4.5 inches, IPS, 480x854, pixel density 218 ppi
- Cameras: main 8 (5) MP with autofocus, front 2 MP.
- Processor: quad-core MTK 6732M, 1.3 GHz.
- Memory: 8 GB built-in (4.5 GB available), 1 GB RAM.
- Memory card slot: microSD up to 32 GB.
- Operating bands: 2G/3G/4G (LTE), 2G bands 900/1800 MHz, 3G UMTS/DC-HSPA+ 900/2100 MHz, 4G LTE FDD 800/1800/2600 MHz
- Wireless interfaces: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, USB
- Navigation: GPS, A-GPS
- Battery: 2 200 mAh
- Dimensions and weight: 134.5 x 67.4 x 10.3 mm, 154 g
Positioning
For of this device The target niche is quite obvious: all those who want to purchase for a reasonable price a relatively “fresh” smartphone with a decent screen and not quite budget “stuffing”, operating in fourth generation networks (LTE).
It would be ridiculous to consider it as another “iPhone killer”, but the device, in its capabilities and comfort, is noticeably closer to “real” smartphones than to touch-screen dialers that claim to be “smartphone-like.” If smartphones entry level are primarily of interest to operators (to force users to pay for mobile Internet), then Beeline Pro can already be considered an acceptable compromise for those who are morally or financially not ready to pay five to six figure sums for a smartphone.
Once again, I repeat that the advantage of LTE is not only and not so much in speed, although on average LTE is faster. Especially in terms of the speed of data upload to the network, which is best noticeable when transferring photos and working with cloud services. But the main advantage is responsiveness and short response time; in this sense, LTE is noticeably more comfortable than 3G. In Moscow, the factor of uneven network load is added to this. For example, I was unlucky to live next to a “multipath” morning traffic jam; data transmission on 3G networks at this time barely crawls and often freezes altogether. In 4G, data transfer also slows down, but not critically. I suspect that there are a lot of such places in Moscow and with the increase in the number of smartphones the situation in 3G/2G will only get worse.
Equipment and design
The kit includes the smartphone itself, an adapter for an output current of 1 A (full charging time is about three hours), a connecting cable, a user manual and a warranty card. There is no headset included, which is not very nice. Everyone has ordinary headphones in their household, but choosing a fully compatible headset is not always easy. There is no memory card included, and it is unlikely that they will appear. It's probably time to stop writing about this.
I liked the user manual. Not abstruse, but quite detailed, with diagrams and color pictures. A useful brochure for those who are buying their first Android smartphone.
As for the design, it is “nothing” at all, a standard soap dish without eye-catching features. Unless you can squeeze the soft touch coating on the back cover, the device does not slip in your hand. And the touch buttons at the bottom are marked with blue paint instead of the usual white. In Beeline stores, as far as I understand, they will only sell the black version. A smartphone in a white case looks more elegant, but there is some subtlety with the material of the case cover. More than once I have come across the soft touch coating on a black device and small notches on regular plastic on a smartphone with a white cover. Given this alternative, I would still choose soft touch.
Design
The layout is standard, but not quite ordinary - except for the microUSB connector on the side. It also happens, but still more often from below or from above. There are no complaints about the assembly, everything is tight and without cracks. Opens and latches without much effort. The camera eye is almost flush with the surface of the back cover, protruding by some fractions of a millimeter.
The multimedia speaker is separate, one, at the bottom left under the back cover. The power button and volume rocker are on the right side. They protrude sufficiently and are easy to feel. The progress is clear. It must be said that some obvious design flaws are found in modern smartphones less and less often, due to years of “training” in the production of similar types of cases. I would like something unusual, but cost is the determining factor.
Touch buttons drawn with blue paint, and the backlight is correspondingly blue. Instead of the usual almost white. Instead of the traditional “Menu” and “Back” icons, there are identical bright dots. Saved? No, it's not that simple.
It turns out that the buttons can be swapped, reassigned in the menu. A wonderful, humane feature! For example, I’m used to the “Return” button on the right (my last three smartphones), but now they put it on the left. Why torment the body with retraining if the “problem” can be solved with one poke of a finger in the menu?
Led indicator There are two-color events (red and green). A useful thing that saves battery power. In addition to indicating incoming messages and battery status, the LED can be used in many other scenarios. For example, this LED can be controlled by messengers, Twitter clients, etc. Set each application to its own color and blinking frequency, and you can almost completely avoid unnecessary display activations. Which will be much more effective than any clever applications that claim to save energy.
There is no oleophobic coating, the screen gets dirty quickly. Some people carry suede rags with them, and I have heard about some special sprays, a matter of taste. You can simply breathe on the screen and rub it on the T-shirt on your own abdomen, the effectiveness is comparable. There is also no protective glass, and I would refrain from carrying the device in my pocket with keys.
Display
As I already wrote in the brief list of the main ones, the screen is 4.5 inches diagonal, IPS, resolution 480x854, pixel density 218 ppi. Compared with TFT matrices, which they strove to put in inexpensive devices - earth and sky. The white color is truly white, the viewing angles are maximum without distortion, the colors are pure.
The resolution, in my opinion, is not enough, and the fonts look a little blurry. But it’s tolerable and certainly better than in public sector employees six months ago. IPS probably helps out; reading text on TFT displays with the same diagonal and resolution was much less comfortable.
The brightness margin is sufficient, and the display remains readable in direct sunlight. Automatic brightness adjustment is present, but the auto-adjustment range is “cut off” at the top. That is, in moderate lighting everything is fine, but during the day outside in sunlight you will have to add brightness manually. And, perhaps, in auto-adjustment mode the display is a little darker than we would like.
Auto-rotate works correctly, no complaints. Apparently, manufacturers have finally mastered this space technology and in the last two or three devices that came to me, I did not turn off this function. Previously, false positives even in “thoroughbred” smartphones were immensely annoying.
Cameras
There are two of them: the main 8 (5) MP with autofocus and the front 2 MP. The real (optical) resolution of the main camera is 5 MP, and the 8 MP indicated in the description is software interpolation. Roughly speaking, this is when the number of pixels is artificially increased, and they programmatically try to assign colors to the “voids” that are intermediate between neighboring real ones. The event is almost useless, 90% of it is an advertising ploy. It began to be widely used many years ago in cheap Chinese phones, when “venerable” manufacturers switched to 1.3-2 MP cameras, and “decent” Chinese continued to install 0.3 MP cameras in cheap models. But with software interpolation to the desired 1.3-2 MP. The “indecent” Chinese didn’t even bother with this and painted megapixel numbers on the cases “from the bullshit”.
I carefully compared identical 8 and 5 MP photographs from Beeline Pro, almost with a magnifying glass. There is a difference in favor of 8 MP, but it is minimal. Feel free to set the settings to 5 MP and don’t bother, you’ll save about 30% of the file size.
There were no “little tricks” with the front camera. Judging by the good quality of the images, there is an honest 2 MP here. More precisely, 1.81 MP, according to the parameters of the resulting files. Okay, let's not quibble, the difference is not fundamental.
The front camera itself is quite good for a smartphone of this class; you can post selfies on social networks. The manufacturer clearly took into account the growing popularity of this type of photographic creativity and was not greedy. Even some basic settings are present, including color effects. If someone suddenly needs it for some reason. Disadvantages: unpredictability front camera in conditions poor lighting. It may work fine, or it may produce a clearly “bluish” tint to the image.
The main camera performs its 5 MP without any complaints, see the traditional “ceremonial” photo of the playground. Autofocus is fast enough; the default settings do not require manual “dancing with a tambourine.” Pointed - pressed - removed - normal result. Auto white balance works great, no shifts to green or blue.
Shots taken indoors and in other low-light situations are noticeably noisy, but the color balance in Auto mode continues to please. And this is the main thing for “everyday” photographs. In VKontakte, no one will look at grain or color noise in the dark areas of the image, but color distortions hopelessly spoil everything at once. In this sense, Beeline Pro immediately works as it should without further torment with photo editors.
There is no need to look for the “Macro” mode in the settings; autofocus works correctly at short distances. Take photos of buttercup flowers and all kinds of meadow butterflies and insects for your health. One small “but”: the sides of the image (up to 15-20% of the area at the edges) will be blurred, but the butterfly in the center of the frame will not notice this.
Photographing books, instructions and documents. Not a masterpiece, but you can use it. And without “dancing with a tambourine.” If your hands don’t shake and the lighting is decent, then modern systems Text recognition can easily cope with “book” font size, and all sorts of notes are also barely readable. Above is the “User Manual” page, the font there is very small. To understand the scale: the book itself is the size of a pack of cigarettes.
Flash. It is represented by an LED in the amount of 1 pc. and... out of habit I almost wrote “... it would be better not to exist.” But no, it doesn’t work any worse, and the pre-illumination for autofocus testing doesn’t fail either. Within 1.5-2 meters you can safely count on a decent shot. I suppose that, again, the merit is due to the successful software: there is no purple horror, all colors are balanced more or less decently. Alas, with some shift towards “green”, so for night photo shoots performed by Beeline Pro, choose lipstick in “warm” shades.
As a summary of the cameras. They are far from cameras in “thoroughbred” devices (not to mention flagships). But in its class, “photo typing” turned out to be successful. Acceptable quality of pictures in different conditions without shamanism with settings, scenes, etc. It is quite suitable for everyday needs and does not particularly disappoint.
Characteristics
Processor – Quad-core MTK 6732M, 1.3 GHz, Mali T760 GPU. RAM 1 GB, RAM 8 GB (4.5 GB available), microSD slot (up to 32 GB). For a 4.5-inch screen with a resolution of 480x854, there are quite enough resources, the interface works smoothly and without slowdowns. They write that most modern games should work even with medium settings.
The AnTuTu program counted almost 30,000 virtual parrots. Despite all the conventions of such tests, the result is not bad in comparison with other models. Budget smartphones usually show less than 15,000, the latest “classmate” with a similar display and also a quad-core processor showed about 22,000 units.
Generalized device data, Network Signal Info application.
List of basic device data from AnTuTu, including sensors installed in the device. The image in “readable” resolution is available by clicking.
Management and programs
I was pleased with pure Android without any additional shells. Still, the main requirement for devices of this class is to “drive” smoothly, and not to show braking “checkers” in the interface.
I already wrote about the possibility of reassigning buttons, otherwise everything is standard. It was a surprise to me that it was possible to create as many desktops as needed. And, accordingly, there is no need to flip through empty or unnecessary pages(regrouping and sorting is usually too lazy).
All of Google is conveniently grouped into one folder; Beeline has only partially received its applications. We couldn’t resist the temptation to stick “Replace the beep” in the most visible place. On the other side, Personal Area“My Beeline” is a useful and convenient thing, and free antivirus for many it is simply necessary.
The device can be turned on and off according to a schedule, which is not a bad thing. Operators try to carry out all work on base stations at night, and there are unpleasant surprises in the form of a smartphone battery that is completely dead by the morning, rushing between different LACs or searching for a network half the night. Plus, an extra restart of the device is only beneficial.
Full set of network modes: LTE/UMTS/GSM automatically, only UMTS/GSM (without LTE) automatically, only LTE, UMTS or GSM separately.
The operator's SIM-lock is present, and the smartphone initially works only on the Beeline network. But obtaining an unlock code for free at any operator’s store takes less than three minutes (including disassembling the device and checking) and less than one minute simply by using the IMSI number. Code requests via email are also processed and satisfied.
In this regard, of course, the “suppliers” are amused paid services on unlocking, but this is life and “correct” marketing. If the client gladly pays 200 rubles. for a free service, then depriving him of this pleasure is inhumane, you will agree.
Impressions from work
Special claims I don’t have access to the cellular module, the sensitivity is not bad. IN automatic mode switches between networks normally. Slowness was noticed during the transition from 3G to 4G (LTE) with a low signal level in the 4G network. But, having caught onto LTE, it holds on to it well and does not strive to jump into 3G/2G.
The indicator in the status line suffers from some optimism, showing two, sometimes even three “sticks” at a signal level of about -112 dbm. This is probably not entirely correct, but it is pleasant for the user. Once again I was convinced that even with a very weak signal (presumably in LTE 800 MHz) and depressing speed test readings, the Internet remains comfortable and responsive.
In more favorable places, the smartphone accelerates much better, although it does not show any speed records. Naturally, the speed depends primarily on the network, but it could work faster.
For example, two speed measurements at one point and at almost the same time, on the same server. The bottom result is connecting a Beeline Pro smartphone via Wi-Fi to a modem with a Beeline SIM card, the top result is measuring speed directly from the smartphone. I’m also writing this because using a smartphone as an access point on permanent basis It's possible, but not very wise.
There are no complaints about the Wi-Fi module. Connects normally, no glitches or failures were noticed. The range is average, but not bad. On par with many other smartphones. There is no 5 GHz band.
Sound. As I already wrote, the multimedia speaker is separate, at the bottom right under the back cover. One or two nearby - I don’t know (most likely one), but the stereo effect is zero in any case. The volume is above average, which is a plus. The vibration motor is so-so, not for outerwear in winter. Voice speaker There are no complaints, the sound quality is a little better than the average budget one (personal opinion).
Battery. Capacity – 2,200 mAh. Full charging time from a standard adapter (1 A) is about three hours, from a 2 A adapter - a little over two hours. The stated talk time is 9 hours from a fully charged battery. In practice, the battery is quite adequate within the framework of the “one day” concept (I “pushed” the phrase!). Jokes aside, that's how it is. It began with an advertising race by manufacturers for thickness, continued with user complaints about “it only works for one day!!!”, and ended with attempts to ensure that the device would work at least for this declared “one day” without recharging. Our Beeline Pro lasts for a full day under normal load, the battery is not bad. Want more? Disable all synchronization and do not use cellular Internet, Wi-Fi consumes less. But why do you need a smartphone with 4G on board then? To be fair, with a constant 4G connection, my smartphone worked even a little longer than in 3G/2G mode. Perhaps a random confluence of different factors, but the conclusion can be drawn: modern devices With modern chips, 4G networks consume energy at least comparable to a 3G connection. And it pleases.
Comparison
At the end of November, MTS began selling LTE smartphones Alcatel OneTouch Pop 2 Dual Sim, our review. The device is so similar in all its parameters to Beeline Pro that it was impossible to resist comparison. Moreover, the price is also identical: in December, Alcatel OneTouch Pop 2 Dual Sim was still on sale for 4,990, then the price rose to exactly the same 5,990 rubles. Let's briefly look at the main pros and cons (strictly within the framework of comparison!) of clearly competing devices.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop 2 Dual Sim, pros: No operator SIM lock, two SIM cards (the second is only voice/SMS in GSM). Excellent cellular radio module, Wi-Fi range above average. Many supported 3G and 4G bands. Cons: TFT screen, controversial and very capricious main camera, front camera 0.3 MP (2 MP is declared), there are fewer AnTuTu “parrots” (21,700).
“Beeline Pro” (ZTE Blade A430), on the plus side: noticeably better and “friendlier” camera, 2 MP front camera. The IPS screen is radically better at the same resolution. There are more AnTuTu “parrots” (29,560). Battery capacity is 10% larger. Disadvantages: operator SIM lock (easily removed, but not everyone knows about it), one SIM card. Fewer 3G and 4G bands supported (important when traveling abroad). Capture satellites a few seconds longer. 7 grams heavier (this is for maniacs).
For me, the main advantage of Beeline Pro is the display; the difference is “conspicuous” in the literal sense of the word. And the cameras are very positive. On the other hand, two SIM cards in the Alcatel OneTouch Pop 2 Dual Sim are a weighty weight on the scale. On the third hand, Beeline Pro appeared 4 months later and was supposed to be technically better. On the fourth hand, the price is the same, and it’s up to you, my dears, to choose.
It’s good that we have a choice of relatively budget LTE smartphones with reasonable characteristics, this is the main thing. Let’s consider this a conclusion, and with this I’ll spare you the traditional “Summary” section.
Affordable, productive and with fast mobile Internet - this is how this gadget can be briefly described. Beeline Pro is the first smartphone of a Russian mobile operator that operates in 4G networks. Fast mobile Internet is a necessary thing. And most importantly, it is now even more accessible, thanks to the hero of today’s review.
Specifications
Beeline Pro is powered by a quad-core MediaTek MT6732M processor with clock frequency 1.3 GHz. The Mali-T760MP2 is responsible for the graphical characteristics. By default, 4.4.2 KitKat is installed on your smartphone. The device also received 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory, which can be expanded using a micro SD card. Capacity battery is 2200 mAh.
This is the first device in its class with a 64-bit MediaTek chipset. Thanks to it, we have the performance of an expensive smartphone. When running any games on Beeline Pro, you can be glad that there are no performance problems. However, this is not only the merit of good hardware, but also of the low screen resolution.
The realistic game Walking Dead Season 2, which is famous for its high-quality design, runs without problems on Beeline Pro.
Design
This device cannot boast of a bright appearance; for fashionistas there are more expensive gadgets. “Beeline Pro” is for those who do not want to spend money on bright rattles, but at the same time do not want to buy a completely primitive device. As is usually the case with operator smartphones, it is based on a gadget from China. It’s not hard to guess which one it is – it’s the ZTE Blade A430.
The smartphone is completely made of black plastic, all keys and connectors are located traditionally. Among the niceties are the touch keys “Home”, “Back” and “Menu” with blue backlight.
Screen
The 4.5-inch screen has a resolution of 854x480 pixels. Yes, here it is far from retina-standard, large pixels catch the eye. But for the money its quality is acceptable. IPS matrix is closed protective glass, there is an air gap, so no glare in the sun is noticeable.
In terms of image quality, this is a typical average. The display does not distort colors and does not turn white into yellow, as is often the case with cheap Chinese ones. Although the contrast is a little lacking.
Camera
The front 2-megapixel camera takes pictures quite well, considering the cost of the device. And the video connection is excellent, and you won’t be ashamed to show a selfie.
The main camera has an 8-megapixel sensor. Additionally, the camera is equipped with autofocus and flash. The quality of the images is acceptable: clear and rich in daylight and noisy in low light.
Results
Beeline Pro sells for just over $100. Can we talk about any disadvantages at such a price? This is the most affordable smartphone with support for fourth generation networks and excellent performance. In his class he is the best the best option for those who need powerful filling for a minimum amount.