Real photos of the Bluboo Xtouch, plus details of 2 Xtouch models


bluboo x touch render

It can get quite tiring seeing all of these ‘coming soon’ news stories, but when there is some actual solid evidence a phone is on the way, like these Bluboo Xtouch photos, it’s not easy to pass up on.

The Bluboo Xtouch was teased a few months back with high-end specifications like 4GB RAM, 64GB memory and 20.7 mega-pixel main camera. Further news points out that those specs actually refer to the Bluboo Xtouch Pro (X500 Pro) and there will also be a more affordable model hardware to meet a lower price point called simply the Xtouch (X500).

Both the Bluboo Xtouch Pro and XTouch will have the same 5-inch FHD panel from JDI, with 2.5D glass curve on the front and a 3D shaped back cover on the rear. They both also get a 3050Ah battery and front facing fingerprint scanner but internally the rest of the specifications are very different.

The more affordable Bluboo X500 will get a Medaitek MT6752 chipset, 3GB LCDDR4 RAM, 16GB eMMC5.0 storage, 5 mega-pixel front camera, and 13 mega-pixel Sony IMX214 main camera.

Further up the range is the Bluboo Xtouch Pro with a Mediatek MT6795 Helio X10 chipset, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, 8 mega-pixel front camera and 20.7 mega-pixel main camera.

Bluboo Xtouch Spy Photos

Bluboo have confirmed that they plan to launch the basic XTouch (X500) in October, however those of you who wanting for the XTouch Pro are in for an unspecified wait. Pricing hasn’t been revealed at this point either, but spy photos of the phone have been shared with us, take a look at let us know what you think.

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51 Comments

  1. frederik
    September 30, 2015

    If the Bluboo Xtouch Pro, is priced around 200$ it for sure would be very interesting, but i doubt it since it has 4gb ram, 64gb, and the camera. Most likely it would be something like 350$ or something like that because of the hardware.

    • Joel Adames
      September 30, 2015

      i hope for something more like us$240 … its Bluboo for crying out loud! they should not get to carried away being greedy 🙂 🙂

  2. Sam
    September 30, 2015

    Looks like a ripoff of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    • September 30, 2015

      Xiaomi Mi Note or Note 5;)

      • Joel Adames
        September 30, 2015

        Welcome and LONG live the ripoffs!!! yeiiiii!!!!

    • Joel Adames
      September 30, 2015

      not giving my money to big brands as i cannot make use of warranties or similar because i live on an island so mailing back my phone is a no go for me, dont get me wrong i loved the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus+ the moment i laid eyes on it, but the price became my enemy. a 64gb version with minus $300 price tag would make me try to make peace with it though.

  3. ST Ammo
    September 30, 2015

    I don’t know, for such many delays and not answering details, PRO version still delayed – Bluboo looks for me not so reliable company. Some why they struggle with this release.

    • September 30, 2015

      Yup, it is a little worrying we don’t have a Pro release date. Fingers crossed it won’t be long.

  4. G'n'T
    September 30, 2015

    I am looking forward to the XTouch itself If it does indeed come out with the 6752, it should be a great performer.. As it basically has the same specs as the Ulefone Be Touch 2, hopefully it won’t by anymore expensive.

  5. Vlada
    September 30, 2015

    Too late Bluboo. I already ordered my phone and this will not be enough to convince me to get a new one.

    My next phone will probably be a Helio X20 model with Android 6.0. I’m really interested in Chinese manufacturers how long it will take them to release Android 6 and who will be the first one.

    • Tick
      September 30, 2015

      Elephone off course! 😛

      • Tajwar
        September 30, 2015

        Anyday

    • balcobomber25
      September 30, 2015

      Huaweii will be the first with access Android 6 thanks to their partnership with the Nexus line. Whether they actually release an EMUI based off of it is another story.

      • ST Ammo
        September 30, 2015

        HTC will roll Android 6 updates at the end of December also. HTC is always one of the first getting new version.
        This year they’ve skiped 5.0.2 and 5.1 versions rolling to older phones (M8, M8s, D820, D818) so they can bring now 6.0

        • balcobomber25
          September 30, 2015

          HTC isn’t Chinese though, he asked about Chinese brands.

        • Raul
          October 3, 2015

          too bad HTC are overpriced as hell and all of their phones have more or less the same design pattern

  6. mikey
    September 30, 2015

    it’s been a while when they came with this phone and specs…….I only believe in a hands on video to prove because it can we a plastic cover model also.
    i don’t believe bluboo anymore…. maybe it’s the xfire plus in these pics

  7. Joel Adames
    September 30, 2015

    I fancy those looks!!! reminds me of the ZUK Z1 but more toned down to my taste os colors and shapes hope the X500 PRO wont brake the bank being over $250…. fingers crossed. i ordered a ELE P7000 seller delayed the shippent for too long so i canceled the order. Now i am waiting patiently for something like the Zuk-z1 or vowney or this x500Pro or the Blu Pure XL wich ever has a 3g 850mhz band as thats the one i need. 4g still not the most reliable thing where i live…. you think i should have waited for the p7000? (currently on a Ecoo e04 3gb, which i forgot to check that had no 850mhz band for 3g)

    • willysson
      September 30, 2015

      Hey Joel, I was looking at Ecoo E04, what do you think of the camera? Any idea what sensor it uses? I asked the company directly and they wouldn’t say. Thanks

      • Joel Adames
        September 30, 2015

        camera is ok, not a great deal, but ok so maybe rear “16mpx” interpolated from 8mpx front 8mpx came from a 3 or 2mpx, other than that it has been an excellent phone (i’ve bougth 3, for dad and sister also) so is very good, but dont run for it if you are looking for GREAT PICTURES, Games run perfet it wont lag wifi and other spec work with out problem fingerprint reader is also very fast and so is battery is good for a full day of normal use and 2 days of ligth use. maybe 5 hours if playing modern combat or ganstar vegas… camera will work very nice on occasion as clear sunny days will give pictures as good as sonys and iphones and galaxies dark rooms and similar its not to good.

        • September 30, 2015

          From all those phones youve listed, zuk is the best.

          • Joel Adames
            October 21, 2015

            WiFi bugs on reports all over the ZUK Z1 I’ve read…???

        • willysson
          October 3, 2015

          Thank you for your reply!

      • Steve B
        October 1, 2015

        The Ecoo 04 has a 13mp OV unit (can’t remember exact model) interpolated to 16mp. The interpolation isn’t great and probably would have been better left as was. Seen some recent examples from later 3gb model that showed improvement so updates might have improved things. 2gb version got left behind.

    • MattD
      September 30, 2015

      Zuk z1 is a very nice phone, according to the review of italian gizchina it really doesn’t miss a thing plus it has an infinite battery… The blu pure xl is a re-branded gionee elife e8, so you know what you’d buy: top notch quality phone with nice software, once you get rid of tons of bloatware… Bluboo is still not that reliable, i think: i was following the x550 and it has some hardware problem, although i appreciate they clearly admitted it…. and for god’s sake… Just stay away from elephone! xD

  8. Muhammad Yasir
    September 30, 2015

    not bad

    • Tajwar
      September 30, 2015

      U Ain’t gonna buy it thou ; ]

      • Muhammad Yasir
        September 30, 2015

        good prediction :p

  9. jacco noordhuizen
    September 30, 2015

    Usb type-c?

    • balcobomber25
      September 30, 2015

      Doesn’t look like it.

      • jacco noordhuizen
        September 30, 2015

        Not for me then

        • balcobomber25
          September 30, 2015

          Why? What advantage does Type C really afford you?

          • jacco noordhuizen
            September 30, 2015

            I’m counting on it beiing more durable

            • balcobomber25
              September 30, 2015

              More durable than what? I don’t have any durability issues with normal USB. As long as you use good quality cables you shouldn’t have any issues.

            • Andi
              October 1, 2015

              USB Type-C is reversible, and that’s a BIG advantage!

            • balcobomber25
              October 1, 2015

              Advantage? Maybe. BIG advantage, definitely not. It’s an aesthetic/convenience difference, it offers nothing tangible. I have USB cables that came with phones that I still use with no issues, like the one that came with my original Nexus 7 in 2012.

            • Andi
              October 2, 2015

              Yes, it’s more convenient, isn’t that what we are looking for? We could also use phones with resistive instead of capacitive touchscreens, they also work, but are not so convenient to use.
              So at least for me, its a big advantage to know, I never have to check directions of the plug anymore, it simply works both ways…

            • balcobomber25
              October 2, 2015

              I don’t think I have ever taken more than 3 seconds to plug my phone in. For me I wouldn’t pass up on a great phone over 3 seconds.

            • Raul
              October 3, 2015

              I agree with balcobomber on this one, it has never been an inconvenience for me personally to use a phone without a USB type C port, sure it’s an advantage but not a make or break selling point for me personally.

    • Reb
      September 30, 2015

      It should have USB Type C, but nothing confirmed…

      Here the complete specs for both models:
      Basic configuration:
      1.MT6753 Processor, 3Gb+32Gb
      2. 8Mp wide angle +SONY , IMX214 13Mp
      Screen, 5.0 FHD JDI
      3. Nano molding , CNN Metal electrode bar fuselage
      4. 5.5 visual thickness,
      5.The Latest cro-panel FingerPrint
      6. 5D cambered surface. Corning Gorilla Glass
      7. 3d mirror back cover
      8. 3050 battery support fast charger

      High-end Configuration:
      1. 4Gb+64Gb MT6795 processor 2ghz
      2. 8Mp wide angle +SONY IMX220 20Mp
      3. 5.0 FHD JDI
      4. Nano molding, CNN Metal electrode bar fuselage
      5. 5.5 visual thickness
      6. The Latest cro-panel FingerPrint
      7. 5D cambered surface. Corning Gorilla Glass
      8. 3d mirror back cover
      9. 3050 battery support fast charger

      • CiroD
        October 1, 2015

        5″, good specs, generous battery? I can’t believe that! 🙂

      • Max
        October 5, 2015

        where from do you have those specs as there are no official ones…
        it is not supposed to be usb-c as no one ever mentioned it. on the first renders it didn’t even have the round cutout, but the normal micro usb one.
        as Andi said (i suppose they have some real informations from BluBoo) the “Basic”‘s SoC is a MT6752 and not a MT6753 as you said and the storage is 16GB instead of your 32GB.
        i would love for it to have a bigger storage but i fear it won’t be like that. although i really hope for a possibility to expand it. 🙂

  10. balcobomber25
    September 30, 2015

    Looks nice (would be better at 5.5 inches tho) and the specs are excellent but how is the software/support with Bluboo? Is it a phone that will be abandoned a month after release? I have little experience with Bluboo.

    • MattD
      September 30, 2015

      I was following the x550 (i want a battery phone with fair spec at ridiculous price), and they’ve kept updating it for a while now, but some models have construction problems… I appreciate they admitted it, but actually i wouldn’t risk many money on their phones, knowing it’s still a bet… I still think they’re improving and maybe someday they could be a nice choice, but for me they’re not there yet

      • Tajwar
        September 30, 2015

        Yup my father’s one fell from waist height and became totally unusable even the display behind the glass broke. My mi3 falls like everyday and gets just scratches

      • Jer
        September 30, 2015

        I have one, the screen is not gorrila glass,but otherwise it is a solid phone .

  11. October 1, 2015

    What is LCDDR4? You have it wrong, it’s LPDDR4 🙂

  12. Goran
    October 2, 2015

    Good hardware…Pro is exelente. If price is right going to buy.

  13. Max
    October 5, 2015

    first of all: I TOLD YOU SO! 😀 it’s nearly exactly like i’ve foreseen the “normal” one!
    good to see it having a mt6752 instead of the mt6753 that’s used in all the phones right now.

    second: finally news and real pictures of this gem! and then the best news: release in oktober? O.O i’m so getting this phone. if the price is right i might even consider the pro one. just one thing… there was no mention of a sd-slot, like in the previous posts!

    oh god, gimme that damn phone already! i want it so bad!!! i’m getting crazy…

  14. Ahmed Shahzad
    July 19, 2016

    [Bluboo xtouch has such a cool design ]
    I already have bought a Bluboo Maya at $69.99,The shipping of bluboo maya has already begins from 10th of july,Now i am just waiting to get it in my hands.

  15. Andy McGovern
    August 2, 2016

    Before buying a bluboo xtouch read this first.

    I brought one of these and after 1 month of use i recommended it to my family.
    3 more were purchased so we had a total of 4.

    Brought 2 protective cases that bluboo sell. These are useless as the corners break off where the phone is gripped.

    Out of all 4 phones purchased they have all given up the ghost from between 4 and 6 months use.

    They all seem to overheat when charging.

    On one of them the battery swelled up after 3 months use. It was then dropped and the top right hand corner chipped and put a crack across the screen.

    Whatever you do do not believe any of the drop tests you see and the gorilla glass 3 marketing. They scratch and break easily. None of the you tube videos show the phone dropping without the camera angle changing or phone going out of view before the closeup. They obviously swap the phone.

    This is no Lie. Three phones were dropped at some point and all broke at the same place. Top right corner causing crack screen. Obviously a design fault.

    The final phone screen stopped being responsive slightly on the right hand side.

    Also one of the cameras on two of the phones was milky with no definition..

    All phones were purchased from different bluboo phone suppliers

    These phones are being made with cheap parts put together by different factories without any quality control.

    Please, whatever you do do not waste your cash on these inferior products, even if the specs look to good to be true for the price.
    I am not a phone seller or work for any phone company. These are our experiences.

    WE have now all now moved back to uk based phone suppliers for our phones with the warranty to go with it.

    Hope my info helps