Gionee S Plus released in India, USB Type C, fast charging and Immersive Touch


gionee s plus

Gionee have unleashed another of their smartphones on the Indian market. The Gionee S Plus hopes to make an impact on the mid-range market with USB Type C and fast charging.

Earlier today, Gionee launched the Gionee S Plus in New Delhi with features that the company claims have never-before been seen! The main attraction for the Gionee S Plus is the price. At Rs 16,999 and shipping with a Type C USB, large battery and Super Amoled display, it has some fancy features.

The phone looks good too and will ship in black, white and gold colours, and although there is a black border around the 5.5-inch Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display, the screen to body ratio appears to be rather high.

Externally there is a 720p display, 5 mega-pixel front camera, 13 mega-pixel rear camera, and dual LED flash, but no fingerprint scanner. Internally the Gionee S Plus comes with a 3150mAh battery, LTE, dual SIM support, micro SD card support (up to 64GB), Mediatek MT6753 chipset and 3GB RAM.

S Plus - Phone 4

Gionee’s marketing team state that the ‘never-before’ seen features include USB Type C with fast charging, 3D vibration mode, rumble effect and immersive touch. We’re not sure if ‘immersive touch’ is Gionee’s name for Force Touch or not, but we are sure the rest of the features have in fact already been seen on phones.

Still it’s a good-looking phone with decent specs at a good price for the Indian market, and sales will begin later this week.

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20 Comments

  1. Nik
    November 2, 2015

    The processor and resolution are weak points in otherwise a solid device. Though price seems bit steep considering the market prices of other Chinese brands.

    • balcobomber25
      November 2, 2015

      For a Gionee phone that is cheap lol.

  2. dazed1
    November 2, 2015

    6753? yea, no.

    How about 6752???

    • balcobomber25
      November 2, 2015

      It’s dead in the market, everyone uses the 6753 or 6735 now. We haven’t seen a new 6752 phone now for months which most likely means Mediatek stopped production of it.

      • MaxPower
        November 2, 2015

        true that

  3. balcobomber25
    November 2, 2015

    As the resident Gionee fanboy I’m not that Impressed. I don’t care about the SoC or 720p, that just means better battery life. But I couldn’t use aa $250 phone in 2015 without a fingerprint scanner.

    • MaxPower
      November 2, 2015

      i agree.
      i need a fingerprint scanner so i can benefit of Google Pay.

      • balcobomber25
        November 3, 2015

        I like it for security and convenience. So much easier to unlock it one handed when i can just swipe my thumb.

  4. Muzamil Sarfraz
    November 2, 2015

    yakh! borders everywhere

  5. Nik
    November 2, 2015

    The processor and resolution are weak points in otherwise a solid device. Though price seems bit steep considering the market prices of other Chinese brands.

    • balcobomber25
      November 2, 2015

      For a Gionee phone that is cheap lol.

  6. dazed1
    November 2, 2015

    6753? yea, no.

    How about 6752???

    • balcobomber25
      November 2, 2015

      It’s dead in the market, everyone uses the 6753 or 6735 now. We haven’t seen a new 6752 phone now for months which most likely means Mediatek stopped production of it. My theory is because the 6752 was too good of a chip, there wasn’t much separating it from the X10.

    • MaxPower
      November 2, 2015

      true that

  7. balcobomber25
    November 2, 2015

    As the resident Gionee fanboy I’m not that Impressed. I don’t care about the SoC or 720p, that just means better battery life. But I couldn’t use aa $250 phone in 2015 without a fingerprint scanner.

    • MaxPower
      November 2, 2015

      i agree.
      i need a fingerprint scanner so i can benefit of Google Pay.

    • balcobomber25
      November 3, 2015

      I like it for security and convenience. So much easier to unlock it one handed when i can just swipe my thumb.

  8. Muzamil Sarfraz
    November 2, 2015

    yakh! borders everywhere

  9. ed krocuqet
    November 3, 2015

    I WANT GIONEE ELIFE E8!!!

  10. Guest
    November 3, 2015

    I WANT GIONEE ELIFE E8!!!