Listed: 18 64bit MT6752, LTE phones coming in the next few weeks!

AndiDecember 9, 2014

We list 18 hot new Chinese smartphones launching in the next few weeks with the latest 64bit octacore MT6752 chipset.

2015 hasn’t began yet, but already we are seeing the 64bit revolution kicking off with smartphone makers choosing from what both Qualcomm and Mediatek have to offer them. So far we know of 18 Chinese smartphones which will launch in the next few weeks (couple of months) that will get the 64bit octacore treatment thanks to Mediatek. Brands ranging from Longrich (?) to big names like Vivo, Oppo and Meizu are all in there, but the big question is who will be first?

Rumour has it that Meizu are to launch their low-cost 64bit phone before Christmas this year, but we also know that iOcean and Zopo are planning to launch their phones around a similar time. The race is on!

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About the Mediatek MT6752

The Mediatek MT6752 is a SoC designed and manufactured by Mediatek for use in Android smartphones. The chipset is based on a 64bit Cortex A53 architecture and features an ARM Mali T760 GPU. The chipset boasts built-in dual-mode LTE for worldwide 4G network compatibility, dual band 802,11n WIFI and Bluetooth 4.o. Phones using MT6752 processors can handle up to 16 mega-pixel main cameras and Ultra HD 4K video.

List of octacore MT6752 LTE Chinese phones so far

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Which company do you think will launch their MT6752 smartphone first? We plan to update this list as new phones are leaked and announced.

This list was complied with information from MTKSJ.

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- Think I will go for that one too.
- Owsley_66
  December 9, 2014
  That’s the one I’m watching, too.
- sandertrots
  December 10, 2014
  jiayu s3 for sure, if the international price stays close to this amazin 162 dollar ! (just bought a xiaomi note 4g for 168 $ LOL )
- Michael Ogbonnaya
  December 10, 2014
  Jiayu S3 advanced it is for me too
- Vlada
  December 18, 2014
  If I don’t hear anything about Jiayu S4 I’ll get the S3. I would prefer a smaller phone (like the G5S I currently have) but I haven’t heard anything about the S4 lately.
- Da Terminator
  June 10, 2015
  The s3 advance is getting lollipop. But do you think it will get Android M? Or will jiayu make this phone obsolete after giving the lollipop update?
Muhammad Yasir
December 9, 2014
boy , im gonna order for the first time from a chinese website!

Han Lubach
December 9, 2014
according to the spec , mentioned above .
I think the favourite is JiaYu S3 advanced .
Round 160$ ,
Hopefully they have learned from there mistakes in the past
- dickeater
  December 9, 2014
  How did they screw up?
  have their F1, love it – only complaint would be its still on 4.2.2, but not a big deal
- Guest
  December 12, 2014
  They will update to the 5 it’s official but later!
Guest
December 9, 2014
Acer Liquid Jade S
Release Date: January, 2015
OS: Google Android 4.4.2
CPU: 64bit MediaTek MT6752, 1500MHz
Memory: 2048MiB RAM, 15258MiB ROM
Display: 5″ 720×1280 pixel color IPS TFT
- dickeater
  December 9, 2014
  yeah low end screens definitely makes sense (not sarcasm) ^^
  although depending on price on that Acer, i would go with Jiayu S3.

The Calm Critic
December 9, 2014
Spec sheets are all well and fine. But I really really wish/hope that these OEMs especially the one supplying the SoC to them aka MediaTek can ante it up on the code side of things and open up to international standards. You just can’t do Android the closed way unless you’re MS or God forbid Apple-good at puling it off with in-house dev teams.
Even Samsung the biggest gorilla in the room so far are faring poorly with their Exynos line in terms of speedier Android ver upds and external/indie/custom ROMs’ support because they chose to close the key parts off.
All that processing firepower can’t/wont make up for when people realize that their 1 year old phones can only deal with 3 firmware/software updates down the road.
- mfmx
  December 17, 2014
  Normal users don’t give a c**p about indie or custom ROMS.
- The Calm Critic
  December 18, 2014
  Well they should…And 1st understand what things mean before they complain down the road why won’t their phones get fw/app updates fast enough. It’s not solely about indie or custom ROMs. Downstream fixes and patches can be applied to upstream kernels, firmwares and even apps if community devs can look at what’s going on transparently.
  Most in-house devs from literally all of 90% Android OEMs combined are not inept, just locked down by their bosses from asking or looking at outside help. If it’s a diff policy that they can engage, contribute and take back whatever they need to improve or fix things that they can’t do themselves. If you think outfits like Samsung or HTC >never ever< look at outside code you got another thing coming.
  "Normal" users who are dumb enough to expect some walled garden "quality" from Android in a closed fashion are either naive and/or are using the wrong OS. They should use iOS, WP hell even BB and even then there's no guarantee. Look at iOS 8 at its rel date for example; marred by significant bugs followed by fixes that didn't really fix anything and that came from what's probably the world's most overpaid in-house dev team.
- Marco Lancaster
  December 18, 2014
  I actually hope the things turn to be more easy, Mediatek is different these days, with the Android One devices, we’re seeing updates more frequently, a year ago we’ll never seen a SoC update, how many MTK6577 and MTK6589 just died without receive any update? Now the things are a little better, we see most branded MTK6582 getting 4.4.2 and MTK6592 too, hopefully in the next year the things will get better, maybe the Malasyian giant can stop the bulshit and open herself to devs. I’m not a normal user of course, and I choose Jiayu S3 Advanced, but i higly want a clear stock 5.0 build on it, not skinned version of Jiayu.

Guest
December 9, 2014
boy , im gonna order for the first time from a chinese website!
manuel
December 9, 2014
JiaYu S3 will be great hardware for that price, only problem is software, Almost all chinese manufacturer do not care for their customers after you purchase a phone. No software update like Samsung/HTC/LG/Sony … except bigger company like Xiaomi. So JiaYu is great if you buying phone to last 1 year. ‘cos 1 year from now there will be android 6.0 out and you will be stuck at 4.4. That’s reason why I choose bigger brands, you pay more at beginning but you can have OTA update and have bugs removed from OS even 1 year after you purchase a phone.
- selin
  December 9, 2014
  - Raul
    December 10, 2014
    Elephone promise they will update their current devices to Lollipop as soon as it is available on MTK devices
    - manuel
      December 10, 2014
      if Elephone do release software updates for their old products, like 1 year old, than I will consider buying from them 🙂
  - balcobomber25
    December 11, 2014
- Aeonia
  December 13, 2014
  am using the Jiayu G4S and i can assure you that its KitKat version is on its 7th stable release…When i bought it, it was on Jellybean and i here we may get lollipop nxt year. Honestly i haven’t seen company more committed to fixing software bugs than Jiayu
  - slartiblart
    December 16, 2014
MaxPower
December 9, 2014
What happened to mtk6595? Did they really make it only for 3 phones? What do we know about how this new SoC handle the GPS?
- Plumplum
  December 10, 2014
  Mt8752 tested by a german website…mt8752 is for pads but it’s roughly the same as Mt6752…
  First fix in 3 seconds…and then 1 second
  - MaxPower
    December 10, 2014
Guest
December 9, 2014
JiaYu S3 will be great hardware for that price, only problem is software, Almost all chinese manufacturer do not care for their customers after you purchase a phone. No software update like Samsung/HTC/LG/Sony … except bigger company like Xiaomi. So JiaYu is great if you buying phone to last 1 year. ‘cos 1 year from now there will be android 6.0 out and you will be stuck at 4.4. That’s reason why I choose bigger brands, you pay more at beginning but you can have OTA update and have bugs removed from OS even 1 year after you purchase a phone.
- Guest
  December 9, 2014
  Which chinese brand releases fastest updated for their products?
- Raul
  December 10, 2014
  Elephone promise they will update their current devices to Lollipop as soon as it is available on MTK devices
- Guest
  December 10, 2014
  if Elephone do release software updates for their old products, like 1 year old, than I will consider buying from them 🙂
- balcobomber25
  December 11, 2014
  Xiaomi has updates every friday.
- Boni M.
  December 13, 2014
  am using the Jiayu G4S and i can assure you that its KitKat version is on its 7th stable release…When i bought it, it was on Jellybean and i here we may get lollipop nxt year. Honestly i haven’t seen company more committed to fixing software bugs than Jiayu
- slartiblart
  December 16, 2014
  I second that. So true. G4S is when Jiayu changed their tune.

SnowyCat
December 9, 2014
sadly so many 5,5″ devices ~
hello andi i ot a questions ~
what would you suggest? i currently got the oneplus one and i’m really happy but its a bit to big for me… and the vivo xshot is a bit to expensive for me.. i’m looking for 4,5-5,2″ device (5×2 inch with very slim bezel)
any recommendations?
requirements ~
720p display
2gb ram
smooth like my oneplus
good camera quality (atleast on par with oneplus)
good battery life.. my oneplus is a battery wonder..i dont expect it from the new one but it should atleast get me through the day.
how is the performance of the 6752, are there already any kind of.. i dont know..benchmarks?
someone said the new chipset should be on par with the kirin 920 which should be enough for me..i just want smooth performance… i also clocked my oneplus down to 1,9ghz.
- Marco Lancaster
  December 13, 2014
  According to some rumors and leaks, Jiayu will also announce a compact version of Jiayu S3, could be Jiayu S3s or even the Jiayu S4, but with 4.7″ But only in the next year they will release that i guess.

MaxPower
December 10, 2014
What happened to mtk6595? Did they really make it only for 3 phones? What do we know about how this new SoC handle the GPS?
- Plumplum
  December 10, 2014
  Mt8752 tested by a german website…mt8752 is for pads but it’s roughly the same as Mt6752…
  First fix in 3 seconds…and then 1 second
- MaxPower
  December 10, 2014
  Wow, this is getting very interesting!

SnowyCat
December 10, 2014
sadly so many 5,5″ devices ~
hello andi i ot a questions ~
what would you suggest? i currently got the oneplus one and i’m really happy but its a bit to big for me… and the vivo xshot is a bit to expensive for me.. i’m looking for 4,5-5,2″ device (5×2 inch with very slim bezel)
any recommendations?
requirements ~
720p display
2gb ram
smooth like my oneplus
good camera quality (atleast on par with oneplus)
good battery life.. my oneplus is a battery wonder..i dont expect it from the new one but it should atleast get me through the day.
how is the performance of the 6752, are there already any kind of.. i dont know..benchmarks?
someone said the new chipset should be on par with the kirin 920 which should be enough for me..i just want smooth performance… i also clocked my oneplus down to 1,9ghz.
- Marco Lancaster
  December 14, 2014
  According to some rumors and leaks, Jiayu will also announce a compact version of Jiayu S3, could be Jiayu S3s or even the Jiayu S4, but with 4.7″ But only in the next year they will release that i guess.

Alexey
December 10, 2014
Neither the Oppo (U3) nor the Meizu (K52) will have a 4.6 Full HD display. They are only listed as such by a faulty GFXBench. Basically, the smallest device in the list is a 5″ smartphone (One of the aforementioned devices).
Guest
December 10, 2014
Neither the Oppo (U3) nor the Meizu (K52) will have a 4.6 Full HD display. They are only listed as such by a faulty GFXBench. Basically, the smallest device in the list is a 5″ smartphone (One of the aforementioned devices).

Kingu Prima
December 10, 2014
- Muhammad Yasir
  December 12, 2014
Kingu Prima
December 10, 2014
- Guest
  December 12, 2014
thesniper321
December 10, 2014
I don’t know who will be first but I put my money on jiayu being the last one
- Muhammad Yasir
  December 12, 2014
thesniper321
December 10, 2014
I don’t know who will be first but I put my money on jiayu being the last one
- Guest
  December 12, 2014
Mohd Zamzuri Haron
December 11, 2014
Very less option for 5″ smartphones…
So sad… 🙁
Mohd Zamzuri Haron
December 11, 2014
Very less option for 5″ smartphones…
So sad… 🙁

Muhammad Yasir
December 12, 2014
hey a question here , so jiayu will NOT update their software of Android AFTER release?
Guest
December 12, 2014
hey a question here , so jiayu will NOT update their software of Android AFTER release?
louis zhang
December 14, 2014
yeah, i found a good online store which sell all the phone spare parts, if you would like to get any parts, you can contact them, they can find out it for you at so cheap price, maybe you can have a look. you must be disappointed. the store : http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Original-neken-N6-Touch-Screen-Glass-Panel-Assembly-Replacement-For-neken-N6-free-shipping/1170446_32237086703.html

louis zhang
December 15, 2014
yeah, i found a good online store which sell all the phone spare parts, if you would like to get any parts, you can contact them, they can find out it for you at so cheap price, maybe you can have a look. you must be disappointed. the store : http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Original-neken-N6-Touch-Screen-Glass-Panel-Assembly-Replacement-For-neken-N6-free-shipping/1170446_32237086703.html
mfmx
December 17, 2014
64-bit is just useless hype that will change nothing, we need more LTE bands supported and better software.

mfmx
December 17, 2014
64-bit is just useless hype that will change nothing, we need more LTE bands supported and better software.
Sergey Lutsenko
March 28, 2015
Just got jiayu s3 2gb. No 4g/LTE in USA – wrong bands. Constantly loosing 3g connection. Takes long time to register on network. I would return it if u could. Sorry compared to my year old nexus 5 this jiayu is not worth its $200. Look further.
Sergey Lutsenko
March 28, 2015
Just got jiayu s3 2gb. No 4g/LTE in USA – wrong bands. Constantly loosing 3g connection. Takes long time to register on network. I would return it if u could. Sorry compared to my year old nexus 5 this jiayu is not worth its $200. Look further.

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About the Mediatek MT6752

List of octacore MT6752 LTE Chinese phones so far

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