It was back in February when we first hear about the Elephone P8000, what looked as just one promise, turns in reality, and it’s coming soon. Debuting the MT6753.
Elephoneseems to never lose shapewhen it comesto leaksorannouncements and although we originally saw the P8000 at the start of the year it is normal (for Elephone at least) that the phone has disappeared from news until now.
It’s really a big surprise that at a time when the company is busy with the launch and early sales of P7000, is already prepared to launch a new flagship, and perhaps, as the name P8000 suggests, possible successor of their P7000. Despite the controversies, it seems justified in the specifications adopted for the P8000.
The Elephone P8000 loads up tosimilarspecificationswith theP7000, the 5.5-inch 1080p screen, 3GB of Ram and 16GB of Onboard Storage running the Android 5.0. Theres also an 13MP shooter on the back, possibly the same Sony IMX214, 5MP front-facing camera and even a rear fingerprint scanner. The three bigdifferencesare givenbythedevicedesign, a 4200mAh battery, andthe choice of theSoCthat gives power of the device, the MT6753.
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TheMT6753for those unaware, is an clocked down version of the MT6752, which uses the 1.5GHz clock and a different GPU, but in counterpart offers the great advantage of World-Mode LTE. Making perhaps the Elephone P8000 a more attractive choice for those who want LTE coverage, but do not have their bands covered by the MT6752.
The 4200mAh is another big update for thosewho are not contentwith thebatteryof3450mAh inside theP7000, and this shouldcount in favorof the device, sinceis somethingmuch acclaimedby consumers and a wrong choice in the battery size can ruin the rest of the device for most users.
There no details on when the Elephone P8000 will be available for sale, probably sometime in the next quarter, but sources already indicates the price of the device at around $209.99.
Those who ordered the P7000 are still waiting for their devices but it’s already outdated.
By the way Elephant is going to have trouble with ZTE because of the halo button.
They should’ve stuck with the round finger print scanner on the back. Don’t like the square shape.
Elephone is planning something that I suspect will boomerang later. Better looking device by the way