64bit, LTE Orgtec Waphone officially announced for just $145


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Chinese start up phone maker Orgtec, have finally announced the full specifications and pricing for their all new 64bit WaPhone smartphone.

The WaPhone is a device that has cropped up in numerous leaks over the past few months, and now the phone has finally been announced with official specifications and pricing for the Chinese market.

In China the WaPhone is currently available for booking via online sale only, this is a method which has helped plenty of smartphone makers cuts costs, and judging by the hardware on the WaPhone it is paying off for this device too.

Starting on the front, the phone packs a 5.5-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) display with a pixel density of 400ppi and laminated glass from AGC. If the rest of the specs were nothing but average from this point on the WaPhone would still be an interesting buy, but luckily hardware continues to impress!

Inside there is a new octacore Mediatek processor with 64bit architecture. As you will have guessed this is the 1.7Ghz MT6752 with Mali T760 GPU, a chipset that Mediatek hope to take on the Snapdragon 615 with, but in a phone costing only $145! To support the processor there is 2GB DDR3 RAM, 16GB internal memory, room for a 32GB SD card and Android 4.4.4 Kitkat.

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The MT6752 is the chip many of us are looking out for as it also supports a wide range of data connection options such as 4G TD-LTE, 4G FDD-LTE, 2G GSM, 3G WCDMA, WIFI 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS, GLONASS and BeiDou navigation. And yes it is dual SIM too.

Cameras are about what we expect from a high-class phone with an 8 mega-pixel selfie snapper up front, and Sony doing the duties on the rear with a 13 mega-pixel IMX135 sensor with F2.0 aperture.

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waphone chassis

The 153 x 76.5 x 8.9mm phone gets an alloy chassis and has a 2650mAh battery inside too.

From a design standpoint its easy to tell where Orgtec got the inspiration from the WaPhone. The overall design is what a Oppo Find 7 would look like if it had the corners rounded out a little more, and the navigation buttons along the chip appear to be from Meizu phones old and new.

Still even with the familiar look, specifications of this level are quite shocking from a phone so well priced and we are sure to see plenty of Chinese phone fans looking to get their hands on one once resellers start to offer them.

What do you make of the Waphone? Let us know in the comments below!

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44 Comments

  1. Stiven
    December 9, 2014

    I want one, for a reasonable price, and a promise of a lolipop 😀

  2. jezter
    December 9, 2014

    where do I buy one? The orgtec website is chinese only and rather confusing.

  3. Mesterio
    December 9, 2014

    i suppose bubble gums will do until we get our mitts on Lollipop 🙂

  4. December 9, 2014

    As long as its manufacturer isn’t the same as Doogee crap I’m fine.

    My DG550 is the biggest pile the merde I’ve purchased from China.

    Even the 15USD mini feature phone that my GF purchased a few years ago had better overall feeling than my crappy bending Doogee.

    At least this unexpected feature has given it enough flexibility to cope with a couple of 3metres crash with minor scuffes and not a single scratch in the screen…

    The back of this phone reminds me too much to my DG550… will it bend?

    • Muhammad Yasir
      December 10, 2014

      what was EXACTLY , the problem with the doogee phone?
      can u elaborate in easy words please?

      • December 10, 2014

        First.

        Its specs and design claim FAKE on all four corners. 6mm, stereo speakers, etc…

        Second.

        Technically the screen has a huge disfunctionality with the chassis stepping 1mm out of the bezel in the right down corner. Once inside the pocket it bent and the screen popped out from the bezel in the middle zone both sides. Pushed it back without any difficulty…

        Flexibility is actually good for crashes, helping dissipate energy and avoiding extra torsional forces to the screen.

        • Muhammad Yasir
          December 10, 2014

          well ,that sucks 🙁 , sorry for your inconvenience…

          it looks like u have ordered from chinese webshops , so can u guide me what i should do to avoid these phone with FAKE specs??
          i have never ordered from a webshop before… so any things i shud beware of?

  5. December 9, 2014

    Well, I don’t find it very attractive… A new start up should come up with something more extra ordinary, but another casual look.

  6. Freeje
    December 9, 2014

    Hope you don’t go “Wa, wa, wa!” after buying this phone.

    • Muhammad Yasir
      December 10, 2014

      why so???

  7. Stiven
    December 9, 2014

    I want one, for a reasonable price, and a promise of a lolipop 😀

  8. Guest
    December 9, 2014

    where do I buy one? The orgtec website is chinese only and rather confusing.

  9. Mesterio
    December 9, 2014

    i suppose bubble gums will do until we get our mitts on Lollipop 🙂

  10. Yetimania
    December 9, 2014

    As long as its manufacturer isn’t the same as Doogee crap I’m fine.

    My DG550 is the biggest pile the merde I’ve purchased from China.

    Even the 15USD mini feature phone that my GF purchased a few years ago had better overall feeling than my crappy bending Doogee.

    At least this unexpected feature has given it enough flexibility to cope with a couple of 3metres crash with minor scuffes and not a single scratch in the screen…

    The back of this phone reminds me too much to my DG550… will it bend?

    • Guest
      December 10, 2014

      what was EXACTLY , the problem with the doogee phone?
      can u elaborate in easy words please?

    • Yetimania
      December 10, 2014

      First.

      Its specs and design claim FAKE on all four corners. 6mm, stereo speakers, etc…

      Second.

      Technically the screen has a huge disfunctionality with the chassis stepping 1mm out of the bezel in the right down corner. Once inside the pocket it bent and the screen popped out from the bezel in the middle zone both sides. Pushed it back without any difficulty…

      Flexibility is actually good for crashes, helping dissipate energy and avoiding extra torsional forces to the screen.

    • Guest
      December 10, 2014

      well ,that sucks 🙁 , sorry for your inconvenience…

      it looks like u have ordered from chinese webshops , so can u guide me what i should do to avoid these phone with FAKE specs??
      i have never ordered from a webshop before… so any things i shud beware of?

  11. Linus
    December 9, 2014

    Well, I don’t find it very attractive… A new start up should come up with something more extra ordinary, but another casual look.

  12. Guest
    December 10, 2014

    Hope you don’t go “Wa, wa, wa!” after buying this phone.

    • Guest
      December 10, 2014

      why so???

  13. December 10, 2014

    Not a bad looking phone I have to say and the hardware too it’s impressive. Will be good for a secondary phone.

  14. Simion Florin
    December 10, 2014

    Fuck me, all is good until the battery. I don’t understand why they don’t put at least 3000 mAh battery in an 5.5 inch body?!

    • Marco Lancaster
      December 10, 2014

      For that reason Jiayu s3 still being the best option, 3000mAh battery, and being removable you still can buy another and have a lot of juice.

      • Nahúm Pérez Mesa
        December 10, 2014

        And don’t forget the Kolina k100+ 😉

        http://www.htcmania.com/showpost.php?p=16521878&postcount=304

        • Marco Lancaster
          December 10, 2014

          Kokina K100 is very good, but for me has arrived too late. Why I pay the same price of the new 64Bits, on a phone who lacks LTE? But again, just in my opinion, for my personal use. Btw still being a good device, anyway I won’t recommend it now.

          • Damien Xenos
            December 29, 2014

            None of these Chinese phones utilizes a 64bit OS i.e. Lollipop and never will given lack of updates by Chinese manufacturers so what is the difference.

  15. roni24
    December 10, 2014

    how is the GPS and why not dual Leds

  16. saor
    December 10, 2014

    Does it come with ota or any support?

  17. Michael Ogbonnaya
    December 10, 2014

    Not a bad looking phone I have to say and the hardware too it’s impressive. Will be good for a secondary phone.

  18. Simion Florin
    December 10, 2014

    Fuck me, all is good until the battery. I don’t understand why they don’t put at least 3000 mAh battery in an 5.5 inch body?!

    • Marco Lancaster
      December 10, 2014

      For that reason Jiayu s3 still being the best option, 3000mAh battery, and being removable you still can buy another and have a lot of juice.

    • Nahúm Pérez Mesa
      December 10, 2014

      And don’t forget the Kolina k100+ 😉

      http://www.htcmania.com/showpost.php?p=16521878&postcount=304

    • Marco Lancaster
      December 11, 2014

      Kokina K100 is very good, but for me has arrived too late. Why I pay the same price of the new 64Bits, on a phone who lacks LTE? But again, just in my opinion, for my personal use. Btw still being a good device, anyway I won’t recommend it now.

    • Damien Xenos
      December 29, 2014

      None of these Chinese phones utilizes a 64bit OS i.e. Lollipop and never will given lack of updates by Chinese manufacturers so what is the difference.

  19. Guest
    December 10, 2014

    how is the GPS and why not dual Leds

  20. saor
    December 10, 2014

    Does it come with ota or any support?

  21. Steve B
    December 10, 2014

    Shame it has imx135 rather than imx214.

  22. Steve B
    December 10, 2014

    Shame it has imx135 rather than imx214.

  23. Guest
    December 11, 2014

    hi guys I will and make preorder on the official website but I don’t know how to do that can someone help me another question pre-orders only available for China or also outside China thanks

  24. Guest
    December 11, 2014

    hi guys I will and make preorder on the official website but I don’t know how to do that can someone help me another question pre-orders only available for China or also outside China thanks

  25. Lucas Maximilian
    December 11, 2014

    hi guys can someone help me with p reorder ,,, another question p reorder is for everyone or only for china ..thanks

  26. Lucas Maximilian
    December 11, 2014

    hi guys can someone help me with p reorder ,,, another question p reorder is for everyone or only for china ..thanks

  27. Riccardo Benzoni
    January 12, 2015

    it was almost a perfect candidate to step inside mt6752, but battery is not simply enough for a 5.5 full-hd 4g phone!

  28. Riccardo Benzoni
    January 12, 2015

    it was almost a perfect candidate to step inside mt6752, but battery is not simply enough for a 5.5 full-hd 4g phone!