Geak Mars launched with 5.8-inch display and Snapdragon 600 CPU!


At the Geak World event this afternoon in Beijing, Beijing based start-up Geak launched their flagship Geak Mars Android smartphone!

The Geak Mars get’s an number of upgrades over the Mediatek powered Eye, which is a relief as the phablet sized Chinese smartphone is priced at 2999 Yuan ($489).

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A Sharp manufactured 5.8-inch 1080 display with a pixel density of 377! Running that impressive screen is a quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor running at 1.7Ghz and 2GB RAM!

Like the Geak Eye the Mars has a 16GB of ROM and a built-in battery but a 3200mAh unit. The Geak ROM is present also which is based on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and features voice assistant, DLNA, Miracasta and NFC!

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17 Comments

  1. airyl
    June 17, 2013

    Looks really good, but that name is horrible. Why couldn’t they have named it something else?

  2. June 17, 2013

    g33k? 😀

  3. sakthi
    June 17, 2013

    y its 489 usd. I can buy s3 or note 2 or xiamoi

    • June 17, 2013

      Agree, too expensive. Looks nice though.

  4. Jignesh
    June 17, 2013

    very nice specks, when will it be available

    • June 17, 2013

      3rd July in China

      • Jignesh
        June 17, 2013

        thanks

  5. Xiaolu
    June 17, 2013

    sweet speed Andi, looking for “Geak Mars” on Google and you’re the very 1st! 😀

    BTW nice phone… things are heating up!

  6. Vjeko
    June 17, 2013

    Hi .. Andi can you post link to their homepage..I cant find it

  7. June 17, 2013

    The back panel reminds me a bit of the Meizu MX2.

  8. LinuxMint
    June 17, 2013

    Andi, you are mistaken: “the Mars has a 16GB of ROM”.
    As the name “Read-Only-Memory” indicates, a only one time programmable ROM would be utterly useless as user storage medium. You either should it correctly call Flash-EEPROM, or by its common, less accurate street name Flash memory, but definitively not ROM.

    • airyl
      June 17, 2013

      It doesn’t really matter, because in the smartphone world, almost everyone refers to it as ROM.

      • LinuxMint
        June 18, 2013

        Well, my understanding in respect to the smartphone world is so far, that “ROM” is the image file being used when upgrading or changing the currently used operating system by flashing it to NVM.

    • June 17, 2013

      Built-in memory is often called ROM by smartphone manufacturers

  9. grandeisern
    June 22, 2013

    Is it dual sim

  10. dom
    August 6, 2013

    looks good, when will it be avaliable to buy?

  11. dom
    August 6, 2013

    will it be available in the uk or us?