Elephone’s P7000 didn’t exactly turn out to be as expected for the company (and perhaps even a few buyers), but they’re hoping for a fresh start with the P8000.
The P8000 will have a 5.5-inch full HD display, an MT6753 octa-core processor, 3GB of RAM, 16GB of on-board ROM and a massive 4165mAh battery. It’ll run Android 5.1 out of the box, which is pretty impressive and seems standard for most MT6753 phones that have been listed. The cameras on the P8000 will be: 13 mega-pixel rear and 5 mega-pixel front. You can find more information about the specifications of this phone here.
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Resellers are accepting pre-orders for the phone, but under Elephone supervision. If you’re wondering how that is done, here it is: resellers provide ‘Elecodes’ to buyers, who then verify the codes at Elephone.hk. In turn, buyers get an email with an official coupon which can then be applied to bring the price down from US$209.99 to US$169.99. Pretty complicated perhaps, but it does sound like an interesting way to keep a tab on your resellers.
Everybuying are offering 5 Elecodes everyday, which can be accessed here. Take a look at the flow chart above to understand the process, and if you need more info, head over to the Elephone forums.
yeah, this whole P7000 business turned me away from them for good :/
And also packing a SoC that is actually slower than the P7000 for more money??!
Umi and Jiayu have done much better than Ulephone and Elephone, which seam to be competing for the most models you can churn out in a year.
Folks at OnePlus must be very pissed that it wasn’t their idea.
yep right MaxPower!
Launching new phones every month is too fast.
they put more force in developing than in support.
I have a P6000…….. promised to have OTA update android 5.0
That’s more than six months ago…. but no…. keep launching phones that’s what they do.
I prefer a honestly company with good support.
this isn’t a good strategy…
Haha, nice one bro. I bet the actual really produced P8000 units and ready for selling can’t demand only one store for example geekbuying and what about others… They started good as company, but now the situation is bad…
They make pretty decent phones and they are priced right.
They are definitely struggling on logistic and distribution.
You can tell there’s no a real plan behind and it’s more likely “let’s try this way…”