The new VK World VK6050 packs 6050mAh battery.

What exactly will I be doing for two days with a 1gb ram phone? Totally impractical.

why do manufacturers forget that the whole point of a massive battery is to run a powerful processor and enable hardcore use of the phone. its completely stupid to put a 6050mah battery in a phone with 1gb RAM

In this new wave of big battery phones, the best one seems to be the Gionee or the Innos , with double battery. When they must be available ?

Nice battery, but 1GB is low,we need 2GB upgrade just like Doogee did with their S6000.

wow, nice smartphone, how long will it support to work? i check geekbuying, they are preselling it now. http://goo.gl/TYX2v7 . I want to test one.

I’m blindly jumping into this device, giving it the benefit of the doubt for it’s price point. the 1 GB of RAM makes it a bit discouraging, however, there are some flagship devices out there (iPhone 6s, for example) which run silky smooth under 1 GB of RAM. I’ll make do if my experience is positive, but I’ll sell it if it’s anything but. Hoping my 64 GB MicroSDXC works with it, as well. Originally, I was planning on getting a Droid Turbo, though, I’d like to see a phone with an insane battery capacity, and am hoping this solves my issues. As far as multitasking, I’m sure this can have maybe a music player, web browser, and notifications on all at once, without giving way to lag. We survived an era of phones with <1GB, and some seemed to fare out well. I'm gonna give this a try.

I purchased this phone on 8/20, it arrived here on 8/31 dia DHL, from everbuying.com. It arrived with everything that was packaged with it typically, (as shown in some youtube unboxings and reviews), plus a cheapish EU Type C to US adapter. The phone boots smoothly, runs smoothly, and I have pictures to prove it. After a bit of frustration with the settings, and fiddling around with APN’s, I was able to successfully register and operate this phone on the T-Mobile, and MetroPCS network, with full Call/data 4G functionality, averaging around 10Mb/s. Apps run relatively well, if you don’t have more than 5-6 open at once. The 64GB MicroSD expandability is functional as promised, however, AFT seems to still bug out from time to time between file transfers. The display is a true battery hog, though, it looks usable, even with a dimmer screen. The Contrast and colors are not quite stellar, though, it is on par with my Droid Mini’s screen. There’s never any substantial lag on this phone, “per say”. You will run into the occasional page render lagging in chrome or any browser, and some games lag in the initial launch, however, things smooth out once actual gameplay is done. The battery life isn’t the 4 days I expected, however, this battery is a remarkable battery for a phone in general, taking at least 15-20 minutes to drain 1%, whilst under heavy usage. Standby is decent, draining roughly 1% per-hour of standby, though, this is debatable. So far, this phone hasn’t given me any degree of frustration, aside from actually setting it up onto MetroPCS. Other than that, this is a solid choice of a phone, and I’ll be doing a thorough review of this phone on YouTube, once I’ve had it for a week or so, to actually get a feel of the device.

It arrived with everything that was packaged with it typically, (as shown in some youtube unboxings and reviews), plus a cheapish EU Type C to US adapter. The phone boots smoothly, runs smoothly, and I have pictures to prove it. After a bit of frustration with the settings, and fiddling around with APN’s, I was able to successfully register and operate this phone on the T-Mobile, and MetroPCS network, with full Call/data 4G functionality, averaging around 10Mb/s. Apps run relatively well, if you don’t have more than 5-6 open at once. The 64GB MicroSD expandability is functional as promised, however, AFT seems to still bug out from time to time between file transfers. The display is a true battery hog, though, it looks usable, even with a dimmer screen. The Contrast and colors are not quite stellar, though, it is on par with my Droid Mini’s screen. There’s never any substantial lag on this phone, “per say”. You will run into the occasional page render lagging in chrome or any browser, and some games lag in the initial launch, however, things smooth out once actual gameplay is done. The battery life isn’t the 4 days I expected, however, this battery is a remarkable battery for a phone in general, taking at least 15-20 minutes to drain 1%, whilst under heavy usage. Standby is decent, draining roughly 1% per-hour of standby, though, this is debatable. So far, this phone hasn’t given me any degree of frustration, aside from actually setting it up onto MetroPCS. Other than that, this is a solid choice of a phone, and I’ll be doing a thorough review of this phone on YouTube, once I’ve had it for a week or so, to actually get a feel of the device.