Wickedleak today announced the Wammy Note 3 for the Indian market. The smartphone comes with a design you might have seen before, but costs a lot lesser than the device it takes its inspiration from.
Wickedleak have been delivering some cost effective smartphones since the past few months. We really took notice of the brand when it launched the affordable octa-core Wammy Neo Youth for 8,500 INR or $140 a couple of months back. The Wammy Note 3 offers similar value for money, and comes with an octa-core processor also.
Specifications
- 5.2-inch 1920 x 1080p display
- 1.7GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6592 CPU
- 2GB RAM
- 8GB expandable ROM
- 13 mega-pixel rear camera
- 5 mega-pixel front camera
- 3800mAh battery
- Android v4.4 KitKat
The starting price of the Wammy Note 3 is 12,990 INR, or $215. Buyers can additionally purchase the phone with Wickedleak’s AquaProtect coating that makes the device waterproof for an additional 1,500 INR or $25. The device will be available exclusively via Wickedleak’s online store, starting 1st September.
2GB RAM is fast becoming the standard for mid-range phones like this one. That is evident when a lot of local makers decide to include 2GB RAM on their devices, like Wickedleak has done here. We only hope to see designs that are a bit more original henceforth, which is bound to add value to the user.
Google Now Launcher <3. Wish more smartphone manufacturers would implement this as the default launcher and not force their own ugly skins.
I read that this phone is only 8.1 mm thick, yet it has a large 3800mah battery inside? It does not seem likely. Do you know what type of battery is inside it? I’ve heard of small phones with large capacity Amprius batteries in them, but i don’t know if they are effective.
Yes they are very effective (noticeable in the much higher weight than similar size phones) and yet I share your doubts on this battery. I presume its a typo and its supposed to say 2800. That is more realistic.
The THL has a large 5000mah battery inside of it and the phone is only about 9.4mm thick, but tests show that it can only run video for 11 hours before the battery is empty. With a 5000mah battery i would have expected much more than double that.
Nice catch. We’ll try and get a word from Wickedleak on this.
We Confirm That The Battery Is 3800Mah..
Regards,
Wickedleak Team
This appears to be a rebrand of the Star G9000 which also stated a battery capacity of 3800 when it was actually 2800.