The HaiPai P6S takes the ultra-thin stylish body of the HuaweiAscendP6 and makes it affordable with the latest Mediatek quad-core processor!
Mediatek have managed to help the Chinese phone industry create a new category of entry-level quad-core phones. The 1.3Ghz MT6582 chipset is a more powerful and energy efficient verson of the older MT6589 chipset, but aimed at affordable phones with 720p displays. This mix of 720hd and high power is creating some interesting hardware like the HaiPai P6S we see before us!
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The P6S isn’t the first to mimic the 6.9mm body of the Ascend P6, but it is to do some at a price below $200! Specification highlights included a 5-inch 720pOGS display, 1GB RAM, 8GB of interal memory, 13 mega-pixel rear camera, 8 mega-pixel front, and dual-SIM support.
As we have seen with similar MT6582 phones, the HaiPai P6S is quite the performer with Antutu benchmarks of 17,025!
The HaiPai P6S is on sale internationally now for just $179.99.
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Also, on Tinydeals, they type (and youtube) that the phone has a MTK6589 ARMv7 quad-core with only 1.2GHz, instead of the 1.3Ghz MT6582 chipset, any chance you can verify this as well?
Thanks again!
For me, the problem is that I see the Zopo ZP998 as the current must-have Chinese phone and, whilst I’m keen to spend as little as is reasonable, the $300 Zopo offers far more compelling value for money than the HaiPai P6S and, indeed, all the other $200 phones.
I”m not a big fan of MediaTek, but I think they’re getting much better lately (post 6589T), and the kind of performance per price ratio you’re getting out of these phones is amazing. I just hope that MT6592 will perform as good as advertised, and that they would take care of the MediaTek ever-presence GPS issues.
Forgive me, but I laughed a little when I read your name. I’m really sorry. I should go to hell.
Back on topic, I do agree that the ZP998 is looking like the best MTK Chinese phone out so far. The features on it are only on phones WAAAY past the $600 mark. Getting one with all those features and then some for just $300+ seems like the bargain of a lifetime.