5.5-inch Oukitel U7 getting a Pro makeover


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Oukitel are giving their U7 a makeover to create the Oukitel U7 Pro.

The Oukitel U7 has been on sale now for a few months and can easily be bought for just $70 or less online, but with a Mediatek MT6582 chipset at its heart it is starting to show its age and it’s time to give it a Pro update.

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Oukitel have been coy with the details of the Oukitel U7 Pro but it doesn’t take much of an imagination to figure out that they plan to run a newer quad-core Mediatek chipset in the phone which would add 64bit architecture to the phone (meaning easier Android 5.1 updates) and native LTE (if we are correct).

All that Oukitel are telling us is that the phone will feature a 5.5-inch display, 1.3Ghz chipset and lightweight polycarbonate body. The Pro promises to remain cost-effective too so expect pricing of well below $100 at launch.

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20 Comments

  1. Raul
    October 9, 2015

    I really start to like Oukitel they make beautiful devices and quite sturdy judging by their K4000 videos.

    • MattD
      October 9, 2015

      Yeah, they have that policy to make well build devices, and it’s not that common for newbes in this industry… They remind me jiayu from a couple years ago!

    • Mostarac “Perkee” Ipo
      February 4, 2016

      Yea i do not recommend, it is fast and all that but I’ve used mine for like a month now and it suddenly doesnt do anything, no reactions like its got no power at all.
      And their software is highly unprofessional, in the latest ota update they installed adware that pops up an app installation every time you unlock the phone (like hola launcher etc.) And if youre looking for a sturdy phone don’t buy this one, very low quality build, my friend got the same one and he dropped it from like 30cm, it fell horizontaly and the screen cracked, very bad build quality.

  2. Tajwar
    October 9, 2015

    Oukitel makes some good looking devices unlike some “elephant”

  3. Aa
    October 9, 2015

    I bought Oukitel U7 for $49,99 on flash sale and in general, it is ok device. But, it has some major problem. Earpiece is incredibly quiet, even on max volume. I don’t know is it only with my device, or every oukitel U7 has useless earpiece.

    • Rick Van de Bovenkamp
      October 10, 2015

      Still, you can’t expect too much quality for 50$!

      • Aa
        October 10, 2015

        Yes, but earpiece is essential for phone calls. They should make it at least usable, I don’t expect high quality.

      • Yeti hand
        October 10, 2015

        lol you couldn’t be more wrong!!

    • Blue Gum
      October 10, 2015

      Sounds like you got what you paid for.

      • Aa
        October 10, 2015

        Phone is in general okay, even better than you would expect for $50. But earpiece is useless in loud environment and that is big fail since phone calls are essential function on mobile phone.

        • MattD
          October 11, 2015

          That’s definitely not nice, unless you clearly explain the problem to the one who’s buying it… :-/

          • Aa
            October 11, 2015

            Of course I will explain the problem to the one who’s buying it. Somebody will need a backup smartphone for e-mail or something similar and this one is good for that. 🙂

      • MattD
        October 10, 2015

        I think he’s implicitly asking to someone who has the same phone if he has the same problem, he doesn’t look like “omg i spent almost 50 bucks and the phone is not perfect, that’s a fraud!”

        • Aa
          October 10, 2015

          Exactly. 🙂 This phone in general is okay, but main function of the phone is almost unusable. Ok, I will sell it to someone. I bought more than 20 chinese phones until now and I sell it after some time of use.

        • Steve B
          October 11, 2015

          no he’s a “phone is almost unusuable. ok, I will sell it to someone” type person.

          • Aa
            October 11, 2015

            No, I will explain the problem to the one who’s buying it. Somebody will need a backup smartphone for e-mail or something similar and this one is good for that.

  4. Von Box
    October 10, 2015

    Allmost 4months since i have my oukitel U8, and i am still using it. My next Upgrade it will be the U10 from oukitel for its good quality and low price. For the same specs phone i have to pay double in my country, so it is really afordable

  5. Ífèolúwà™•⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡
    January 19, 2016

    i used my oukitel u7 pro for just 10 days, woke up on the 11th day and my phone wont turn on. its makes sounds though when i connecct it to my pc(((

  6. Rj
    June 13, 2016

    This smartphone is good but i think Bluboo Maya is better, Maya is come with Android 6.0, Sony camera sensor+ quick focus, 13MP+5MP cameras, Customized Face beauty APP, 2GB+16GB, 5.5” HD IPS TFT display, Back cover design, Metal frame4.35V battery core, 3000mAh battery, Dual SIM Dual Standby. friends i think this is good phone and price only $69.99

  7. Lennald
    June 18, 2016

    Here is a comparison video for Oukitel U7 Pro and other 3 affordable device: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOANYdVp5Tw, hope it will help.