More leaked photos this time of the actual device show the 10,000mAh Oukitel K10000, plus we have a few specification details to go along with them too.
Large battery phones are nothing new, but a phone with a 10,000mAh battery! Now that is something completely different and so far it has never been tried before. The largest battery we have seen (from the top of our head) is a 6000mAh battery in the latest Gionee phones, but in a battery war it is Oukitel who have the real firepower!
Now officially known as the Oukitel K10000, we can see the device looks a little more robust than a standard smartphone. It is unclear from the images if Oukitel are making a rugged device or a luxury phone with the K10000, or perhaps it is a mix of both.
A 10,000mah battery pack is of course the jewel in the specification crown, but we can also reveal that the K10000 will come with a 5.5-inch 720p display, Mediatek MT6735 chipset, 2GB RAM, 13 mega-pixel rear camera and 5 mega-pixel front. Android 5.1 Lollipop will be installed as standard.
Still no mention of fast charging or battery life expectancy, but a launch date is penned in for a few months from now.
Realesed date for this monster ?
Looks great! Cool design, good specs, non overkill screen resolution, and it’ll last for days assuming they’re not lying.
Someone needs to tell them to use a mt6752 or mt6753 chipset. The mt6735 is just not quite good enough for this device, (or any except ultra low budget devices). I assume that they want it to last for as long as possible, which is good, but it is at the expense of usability. This could be a winner with the right chip.
U have it on point Paul.
OK, I need long battery time, beside, need at least mt6752 SoC.
whats the weight of this thing ? 1 kg ??
MT 6735 is a BIG NO!!! If they wanted to go with the quads for power efficiency, why not MT6732? Better still, MT6752 will be much better in this.
10000 MAH !?! on a 720p Panel ?!
Battery-philes will buy this like crazy !
YEAAAAH
Smart cars makes an electric car with batteries like this with a range of 1000 km
Motorola-ish design, which is nice
If it won’t have fast charging, it will require a full day of charging with a 1A charger! Anyway, that’s a powerbank made smartphone, shame for the useless SoC!
the mt6735 is far from useless. some people don’t need a phone that scores 50.000 Antutu points. They want a phone to use messaging, calls and such.
Lots of SoC on phones are overkill … but hey, EPEEN!
Actually, it says OUKI on the phone, more specific the OUKI P5, not (yet) Oukitel..
mt6735 at 1,5 ghz not 1ghz is good and 720p display