OrientPhone N3 N9000 Note 3 clone features gesture control and smart scrolling


Orientdeal’s Orientphone brand have launched another alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, with the added convenience of air gesture controls and smart scrolling.

Earlier this year Samsung announced the Galaxy S4 with innovative air gesture control (simply wave a hand over the phone to dismiss a call) and smart eye scrolling (a page will automatically scroll up as you reach the end) and it didn’t take to long before Chinese phone makers were also offering the same.

With the launch of the new Galaxy Note 3 Chinese phone maker OrientPhone have put together the OrientPhone N3 N9000 which they have dubbed the ‘best economical Samsung Galaxy Note 3 alternative’.

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Costing $232.49 the N3 is cheaper than the Samsung Note 3, it boasts a quad-core MT6589 processor, 12 mega-pixel rear camera, GPS, built-in stylus, 5.7-inch 1280 x 720 display, 1GB RAM and SD card memory expansion of up to 32GB.

As well as mimicking the overall design of the Note 3, the N3 N9000 also has similar functions, features and User Interface based on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The Video below will show you some of the features in action.

The N3 N9000 is available to buy now, full details and specifications can be found here.

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3 Comments

  1. October 12, 2013

    Does it have NFC?

    • October 13, 2013

      Not according to the specs no

  2. Synchr0
    November 24, 2013

    this site begins to shit they advertise one shop showing all their models which are made by different manufactures … this is very unfair