Oukitel is back with their new Oukitel K6 model with 4-camera setup and the deliveries of this phone should start already this week. Today we have for you a small video focusing on the camera performance of the phone, so check it out below.
Thanks to the new Helio P23 processor capabilities Oukitel K6 is equipped with 4 cameras, the 13MP+8MP front dual selfie cameras with a front flash take responsibility of all your selfies,while the rear 21MP+8MP camera with f/2.0 and PDAF will do the heavier lifting. And to offer quick shooting according to your needs, K6 support fast capture. In off screen state just double press the volume up key to start video recording or double press volume down key to take pictures. The latest popular Face ID recognition tech is also supported by the front camera for additional security option.
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Oukitel K6 main specs :
- 6-inch FHD+ resolution (2160×1080) screen
- 18:9 aspect ratio and glossy back design.
- Helio P23 octa-core processor with Mali-G71 GPU
- 6 GB RAM and 64 GB of internal storage
- 6300mAh battery with 5V/3A fast charging.
OUKITEL K6 global first presale started just on time before Christmas so it is one of the first phones in the market with the new Helio P23 processor. During the presale, Banggood is selling K6 at $199.99 as the exclusive store, which is quite the drop from the retail price of $269.99.
This is not a test. This is a demo. To have a test we need:
– pictures in low light condition (outdoor, indoor) to test even flash light, stabilization, noise, focus speed, etc.
– crop for all conditions (night, macro, indoor, panorama), to test compression and sharpening algorithms , and to test lens quality
– pictures in various environment (indoor, sunset, backlight) to test exposure setting and white balancing
This is not a test. This is a demo. To have a test we need:
– pictures in low light condition (outdoor, indoor) to test even flash light, stabilization, noise, focus speed, etc.
– crop for all conditions (night, macro, indoor, panorama), to test compression and sharpening algorithms , and to test lens quality
– pictures in various environment (indoor, sunset, backlight) to test exposure setting and white balancing