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Ulefone Be Touch 2 alongside Elephone P8000 for Antutu and gaming test

AbbieJune 29, 2015

This video has been recorded to show the difference in speed between the Ulefone Be Touch 2 and Elephone P8000, but it also gives us a good screen and size comparison too.

With rumours that Elephone have already ceased production of the Elephone P7000, the fast moving company has already released the P8000. Specs are largely the same on the P8000 as the P7000 but with a Mediatek MT6753 chipset rather than the 1.7Ghz MT6752.

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The video below shows an Antutu benchmark for each phone and also compares how fast each phone loads the benchmarking tool, and also NFS. What is interesting is that although the P8000 is running a 1.3Ghz CPU there seems to be little difference in speed when opening up the game and running it over the 1.7Ghz MT6752.

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If you watched the video all the way through you may have found the comparison of the devices interesting for a few other reasons. First of all we get to see the size of the two phones together. I also noted that the bezels on the P8000 seems narrower than they are on the P7000 (but still ugly).

What really caught my eye though is the screens. The screen on the Elephone P8000 seems to have a yellowish tint to it where as the Ulefone Be Touch panel doesn’t.

Both the Elephone P8000 and Ulefone Be Touch boasts 3GB RAM, Fingerprint scanners and 1920 x 1080 displays, and are on sale now.

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Abbie
Abbie is a self confessed Chinese phone addict! After cutting her teeth on the Meizu M9 she hasn't been able to keep away from Chinese phones keeping her ear to the ground especially for the latest Shanzhai and clone news!

- Adam Irvine
  June 29, 2015
  I’ve done the same for 2 of my siblings, I just hope the battery life isn’t as bad as it would seem given the 2600mAh battery…

Ruby
June 29, 2015
<32,000 Antutu score? FAIL.
My RedMi Note 3G got a higher score when it was introduced back in March, 2014!
- balcobomber25
  June 29, 2015
  Congrats? You got a high number on a test that means nothing in the real world! Antutu is nothing more than an arbitrary number to compare to other arbitrary numbers.
  - Ruby
    June 29, 2015
    Yes, it’s just an arbitrary # but the low score on the Elephone indicates that something is not optimized, especially when both phones are using the same SoC and 3GB RAM.
    - balcobomber25
      June 29, 2015
      No it indicates it didn’t get a high score nothing more, nothing less. Phone companies know how to cheat Antutu to inflate the score, just ask HTC. There are phone with 10,000 point differences that perform exactly the same, and there are phones with lower scores that outperform those with higher scores.
      - Xu Tan
        June 29, 2015
        But the score is normal since the ratio between 1.7Ghz and 1.3Ghz is not very far from 46000 and 31000.
        
        balcobomber25
        June 30, 2015
        And that shows how useless an Antutu score is. If it really was a measure of performance there should be a huge gap between the performance of a phone that scores 31000 and one that scores 46000 but there really isnt. Here is three phones I tested against each other, all had wildly different scores and all of them had near equal performance:
        Galaxy S4 – 28000
        Xiaomi Mi3 – 32000
        Moto X – 18000
        The Moto X was actually the best performing of the 3 because what people never take into account when talking about benchmarks is software. The Moto X runs stock Android and was much smoother and quicker than S4 or Mi3 which both run heavily skinned versions of Android.
    - June 29, 2015
      They don’t use the same SoC. The P8000 uses the MT6753, the Ulefone Be Touch 2 the MT6752. The MT6753 has a lower CPU clock and a weaker GPU.
      - Squizzy911
        June 29, 2015
        Right. in my opinnion the MT6752 is the better choice. Worldwide Frequencies are useless when the manufacturer doesnt support it.
        Mezz
        June 29, 2015
        It depends what you want.
        6753 is a little cheaper than 6752 and the autonomy is a little bit better.
        For gaming the mt6752 is necessary, otherwise the mt6753 can be a good choice.
- Suskind
  June 29, 2015
Teramies
June 29, 2015
mike fiera
June 29, 2015
It’s well known that some manufacturers doctor the antutu tests so this means nothing. What is clear though is that elephone put up some very misleading presale pictures of their p8000 and the bezels on the actual units now appear to be truly awful.
- PaulBV
  June 29, 2015
  - Mezz
    June 29, 2015
    No.. about performance mt6752 > mt6753
    and mt6732 > mt6735
    And for gaming the quad core 6732 is also better than octo core 6753 because the mali 720 is really weak.
- Squizzy911
  June 29, 2015
  but you can see the 3d power in antutu live 😉 the be touch 2 is much better. T760 > T720 for gaming 😉
  - Mezz
    June 29, 2015
    Yes, i have the two gpu… and Mali T720 is so weak .. whearas the games are really smooth on Mali T760.
fido futte
June 29, 2015
Be Touch 2 screen is much better quality

Albert Garcias Mirabent
June 29, 2015
You shuldn’t by this shity CRAP Company ELEPHONE! They sell phones that
doesn’t even exist! I’ve won an “impressive” code to be the first “PIONNER”
11 of May and I’m still waiting my f** Phone to be produced! A lot of
people is waiting it’s P7000 and they have the balls to start “selling”
P8000! Shity brand.Get a Jiayu or a Xiaomi. At least they sell what they have.
Saad
June 29, 2015
- Paap Mrittu
  June 29, 2015
mf1gt3r
June 29, 2015
- Adam Irvine
  June 29, 2015
  I’ve done the same for 2 of my siblings, I just hope the battery life isn’t as bad as it would seem given the 2600mAh battery…

Ruby
June 29, 2015
<32,000 Antutu score? FAIL.
My RedMi Note 3G got a higher score when it was introduced back in March, 2014!
- balcobomber25
  June 29, 2015
  Congrats? You got a high number on a test that means nothing in the real world! Antutu is nothing more than an arbitrary number to compare to other arbitrary numbers.
- Ruby
  June 29, 2015
  Yes, it’s just an arbitrary # but the low score on the Elephone indicates that something is not optimized, especially when both phones are using the same SoC and 3GB RAM.
- balcobomber25
  June 29, 2015
  No it indicates it didn’t get a high score nothing more, nothing less. Phone companies know how to cheat Antutu to inflate the score, just ask HTC. There are phone with 10,000 point differences that perform exactly the same, and there are phones with lower scores that outperform those with higher scores.
- Christopher Straßer
  June 29, 2015
  They don’t use the same SoC. The P8000 uses the MT6753, the Ulefone Be Touch 2 the MT6752. The MT6753 has a lower CPU clock and a weaker GPU.
- Squizzy911
  June 29, 2015
  Right. in my opinnion the MT6752 is the better choice. Worldwide Frequencies are useless when the manufacturer doesnt support it.
- Mezz
  June 29, 2015
  It depends what you want.
  6753 is a little cheaper than 6752 and the autonomy is a little bit better.
  For gaming the mt6752 is necessary, otherwise the mt6753 can be a good choice.
- Kieslowski
  June 30, 2015
  RedMi Note display 1280*720.
- Windows 10
  June 30, 2015
  But the score is normal since the ratio between 1.7Ghz and 1.3Ghz is not very far from 46000 and 31000.
- balcobomber25
  June 30, 2015
  And that shows how useless an Antutu score is. If it really was a measure of performance there should be a huge gap between the performance of a phone that scores 31000 and one that scores 46000 but there really isnt. Here is three phones I tested against each other, all had wildly different scores and all of them had near equal performance:
  Galaxy S4 – 28000
  Xiaomi Mi3 – 32000
  Moto X – 18000
  The Moto X was actually the best performing of the 3 because what people never take into account when talking about benchmarks is software. The Moto X runs stock Android and was much smoother and quicker than S4 or Mi3 which both run heavily skinned versions of Android.

Teramies
June 29, 2015
mike fiera
June 29, 2015
It’s well known that some manufacturers doctor the antutu tests so this means nothing. What is clear though is that elephone put up some very misleading presale pictures of their p8000 and the bezels on the actual units now appear to be truly awful.
- PaulBV
  June 29, 2015
  the bazels are really big 🙁 and the score is so disappointing 🙁
- Squizzy911
  June 29, 2015
  but you can see the 3d power in antutu live 😉 the be touch 2 is much better. T760 > T720 for gaming 😉
- Mezz
  June 29, 2015
  No.. about performance mt6752 > mt6753
  and mt6732 > mt6735
  And for gaming the quad core 6732 is also better than octo core 6753 because the mali 720 is really weak.
- Mezz
  June 29, 2015
  Yes, i have the two gpu… and Mali T720 is so weak .. whearas the games are really smooth on Mali T760.
fido futte
June 29, 2015
Be Touch 2 screen is much better quality
Albert Garcias Mirabent
June 29, 2015
You shuldn’t by this shity CRAP Company ELEPHONE! They sell phones that
doesn’t even exist! I’ve won an “impressive” code to be the first “PIONNER”
11 of May and I’m still waiting my f** Phone to be produced! A lot of
people is waiting it’s P7000 and they have the balls to start “selling”
P8000! Shity brand.Get a Jiayu or a Xiaomi. At least they sell what they have.

Saad
June 29, 2015
- Paap Mrittu
  June 29, 2015
tech mi
June 29, 2015
Ulefone is by all means better than P8000. 1. the front fingerprint scanner is more convenient. 2. display color is truer to life. 3. No doubt, better CPU and GPU.
Wall Will
June 29, 2015
When the writer says “there is little difference” between Ulefone Be Touch 2 and the P8000, the “little difference” can mean much in real world gaming. Image shift of NFS most wanted is obviously more smooth on Ulefone Be Touch 2. If This is not enough. Have a look at the video where there is obvious skip of frames on P8000 in Antutu 3D video test part while no problem with the Be Touch 2.

Geek Tech
June 29, 2015
MTK6589 and 6589T, 6592 and 6592T and 6595, and MTK6752 are the better chipsets, but manufacturers finally accept the worse 6582, 6592M, and 6753 just to make the phone cheaper. But people don’t need to save 10 US dollars just to suffer the whole year or more. Use better Soc please, manufacturers.
Fabio
June 30, 2015
Ulefone is by all means better than P8000. 1. the front fingerprint scanner is more convenient. 2. display color is truer to life. 3. No doubt, better CPU and GPU.

Mengkih
June 30, 2015
When the writer says “there is little difference” between Ulefone Be Touch 2 and the P8000, the “little difference” can mean much in real world gaming. Image shift of NFS most wanted is obviously more smooth on Ulefone Be Touch 2. If This is not enough. Have a look at the video where there is obvious skip of frames on P8000 in Antutu 3D video test part while no problem with the Be Touch 2.

Guns 'n' Vegetables
June 30, 2015
MTK6589 and 6589T, 6592 and 6592T and 6595, and MTK6752 are the better chipsets, but manufacturers finally accept the worse 6582, 6592M, and 6753 just to make the phone cheaper. But people don’t need to save 10 US dollars just to suffer the whole year or more. Use better Soc please, manufacturers.
Tawse
June 30, 2015
When is the Be Touch 2 going to begin shipping? Any idea?
- Benito Llan
  July 2, 2015
  I’ve read many different statements about it, I purchased it yesterday on the “spanish” (auto translated xD) version of Igogo and the estimated date was 7th-8th July (while in other places it was 18th-20th July).
  I don’t really care, reading this article and comments I’m glad I got it instead of Elephone P8000, hope I helped! 😀
Tawse
July 1, 2015
- Benito L.
  July 2, 2015
  I’ve read many different statements about it, I purchased it yesterday on the “spanish” (auto translated xD) version of Igogo and the estimated date was 7th-8th July (while in other places it was 18th-20th July).
  I don’t really care, reading this article and comments I’m glad I got it instead of Elephone P8000, hope I helped! 😀
Why does it say Meizu P8000 in the Antutu benchmark?
James Arnold
July 3, 2015