Another bunch of Homtom HT10 specs including the price tag – into the uncharted waters


Chinese phone makers Homtom were always profiling themselves as the budget oriented company, but seems like their recent aspirations are reaching higher. And the upcoming Homtom HT10 model will be spearheading the change.

Nothing lasts forever so we can slowly stop seeing Homtom with the entry-level glasses. So far we have seen articles about the HT10 model describing its second generation of iris scanner and Global 4G network.

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Now we have another confirmation concerning the chipset used in the phone and looks like the rumors were true, it will be really using the deca-core Helio X20. With the chipset also comes the unpleasant inevitability of much higher price tag than usual. But still the revealed price of 269.99$ isn’t something back-breaking, especially when you take a closer look at the specs.

The big question mark is of course the fact, if the brand itself can manage the upper class transformation and all the demands and expectations tied to that. We can just cross our fingers, carefully observe and wait for the review to answer it.

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14 Comments

  1. a
    April 11, 2016

    Just remember that this is still a DOOGEE phone

  2. jasonx
    April 11, 2016

    Any idea how much of a price increase we talking about for the x20?

  3. xi7
    April 11, 2016

    10000mah ?

    • Inti Energia
      April 11, 2016

      That´s right – a “shocking using experience”!

  4. Trayanee
    April 11, 2016

    It all depends on Leeco I would say. If they manage to bring the Le2 with x20 and similar price tag to Le1 around $200 then none of these phones like HT10, speed 8 etc can become a big success…

    • highwind
      April 11, 2016

      Even if the Le2 is available for 150usd I would never buy it because of retarded onscreen buttons, ridiculous black screen borders and missing LTE bands

      • tauerman
        April 11, 2016

        You can’t stop writing this about the letv smartphones, can you?
        I already told you in another article, that the LE1S does NOT have on screen buttons.

        • Joel Adames
          April 13, 2016

          There are.many markets where the LeEco phones won’t be any time soon but the doogee phone will due to network workability,

          quality? How knows, but is not like LeEco is helping or giving hope they will make more international versions of their phones.

  5. Muhammad Yasir
    April 11, 2016

    Its Doogee , right ?
    tread with caution …

  6. Mario Escobar
    April 11, 2016

    I just get the HT7 and is great, 58$ and with the Root, erase all the trash, and new very low memory launcher (HOLO) is working like a 200$ phone, but took me about 3 hours of hard work, plus I have a lot of knowledge about android, a normal user, may not have the same experience. the updates are very fast, maybe Doogee (HOMTOM) is learning…. maybe

  7. Semi
    April 11, 2016

    #BEWARETHEHYPE!

    • tauerman
      April 11, 2016

      Sorry, I’m already hyped.

      • Joel Adames
        April 13, 2016

        Hahahahaha

  8. Steven Fox
    April 13, 2016

    Already on Pre-Sale at GearBest, but I would really not jump on that bandwagon.