The Chinese phone industry moves at such a pace that is can sometimes feel there isn’t a day that doesn’t go by when a new, exciting product goes on sale. This month is no different with news of at least 9 new phones expected.
10 amazing Chinese phones we can expect to see more of this month
The following phones fit in one of the following:
- Already launched but difficult to buy,
- Teasers and launches on their way.
- Launching within the next few months
To start the ball rolling let’s begin with a phone which has already launched.
Vivo Xplay 3S
The Vivo Xplay 3S was the first smartphone to ever get a 2K 2560 x 1440 display. The feature packed phone also boasts 3GB RAM, a Snapdragon 800 processor, fingerprint scanner and 13 mega-pixel camera with F1.8 aperture.
You would think with such a beast of a phone Vivo would be splashed across the news for record sales and delighted customers. The fact is though that the Vivo Xplay 3S was severely delayed and only recently went on very limited sale! The good news is that the whatever problems Vivo had with the phone now seem to have been resolved and more Xplay 3S models are expected to be released later this week.
OnePlus One
We won’t be seeing anything of the OnePlus One device in the way of leaked photos or a launch, but we do have a suspicion that OnePlus have scheduled a number of timed teasers to keep interest in their phone going.
The first teaser rumoured to be on the 6th March and will probably be the details of the processor on the ‘no compromise’ phone. Details of the display, battery, camera and other surprises will follow on a (possible) weekly basis, leading to the launch.
Xiaomi Mi3S
The Xiaomi Mi3S is a phone we just know will happen and with the Xiaomi festival just around the corner we believe this is when the phone will launch. As you can probably tell from the name, the Xiaomi Mi3S won’t be a new phone, but rather an updates Mi3. Updates are likely to come in the form of better front and rear cameras, possibly memory updates and the addition of 4G lte support.
Xiaomi Hongmi 2
The Hongmi still sells well but it is starting to look a little old in comparison to rival phones, The Xiaomi Hongmi 2 is rumoured to get a April 9th launch, the the Mi3S and maybe even a Xiaomi tablet.
Hongmi 2 rumours stretch back months, and it is generally believed the phone will get a 5.5-inch display, octacore processor, and even 4G lte. In fact chances are that there will be 2 new Hongmi phones launched this year!
Nubia X6
Scheduled for a late March launch, the Nubia X6 has been seen in official teaser images and spy photos. The device doesn’t differ that much to the current Nubia models but has a larger 5-inch display. Said display is thought to be a 2K 2560 x 1440 model, with a high chance of a Qualcomm processor, 4G LTE and 13 mega-pixel camera making up part of the specification.
Oppo Find 7
The Oppo Find 7 will launch on 19th March in Beijing. We already know that the phone will have a 5.5-inch 2K display, removable battery, space for a 128GB SD card slot, and support 4G LTE, and official government tests confirm the use of a Qualcomm processor and Android 4.3 OS.
There are still a lot of mysterious around the Oppo Find 7 including the rear camera, which could be an amazing 50 mega-pixel, and the fact that both a 1080p and 2K version of the phone have been seen in benchmarks.
JiaYu G2F WCDMA
It has been a long time coming, but JiaYu have finally confirmed that the WCDMA version of the JiaYu G2F will be released midway through this month. The G2F costs just $80 here in China and packs a quad-core MT6582 processor, 1GB RAM, 8 meat-pixel rear camera and very stable custom ROM.
There are still a few details we are confirming with JiaYu regarding the G2F, the screen resolution being one. Once we get the firm details we will post the news.
iOcean G7
On the 14th March iOcean will release their octacore phablet, the iOcean G7. Measuring in at 6.44-inch with a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080, the G7 is a perfect companion for anyone who enjoys gaming, movies or reading on their daily commute.
iOcean will also be teaming up with reputed resellers who will offer their G7 phablet and other devices to international customers.
JiaYu F1
Another low-cost JiaYu , this time even more affordable at only $50 here in China. The JiaYu F1 is a dual core phone with only 512mb ram, dual sim, 3G and support for WCDMA and GSM networks. The 1F is not a powerhouse, but it is a phone which budget phone shoppers will greatly appreciate.
Ubuntu Meizu MX3
Meizu had the Ubuntu Meizu MX3 at MWC last week, and with Meizu making an appearance in Paris on the 6th March, it seems likely that the Ubuntu phone is going to get an official launch.
Our sources also tell us that Meizu will be adding Italian to Flyme on their smartphones and a launch in Italy is expected in the next few weeks!
10 amazing Chinese phones we can expect to see more of this month
These 10 phones are just what we expect to see in the next few weeks! Later in the year we can also look forward to the latest Huawei Ascend D phone, the Meizu MX4 is on the way, not to mention the Xiaomi Mi4, and the next generation octacore Mediatek phones with 4G LTE support!
Keep posted for more Chinese phone news as it comes!
Where is a iOcean X8?
+1
Expected mid-March…but nothing said or leaked so far 🙁
elephone p9 is coming also.
Although I already bought coolpad 9976A but I am also waiting for this phone to launch.
After the resolution fail with the G2F,the new hongmi is looking very enticing.
i agree. but some other chinese smartphones are also very enticing.
Yeah,especially if they’re better than the hongmi.
i had a Hongmi, the signal is not so good.
I did not know this. I thought xiaomi had better quality than that.
Where is a iOcean X8?
+1
Expected mid-March…but nothing said or leaked so far 🙁
elephone p9 is coming also.
Although I already bought coolpad 9976A but I am also waiting for this phone to launch.
After the resolution fail with the G2F,the new hongmi is looking very enticing.
i agree. but some other chinese smartphones are also very enticing.
Yeah,especially if they’re better than the hongmi.
i had a Hongmi, the signal is not so good.
I did not know this. I thought xiaomi had better quality than that.
You forgot the gionee elife e7, the lte version isn’t available yet but should arrive this month!
i like inew v3 better,sir.
You forgot the gionee elife e7, the lte version isn’t available yet but should arrive this month!
i like inew v3 better,sir.
The only downside with chinese phone is that they tend to have under par camera picture quality. i rather have 1080p or even 720p hd screen with good snapper lens rather that 2k or 4k hd screen with rubbish camera. Its a shame that chinese phone manufacturers dont see this.
i can not agree more,sir
The only downside with chinese phone is that they tend to have under par camera picture quality. i rather have 1080p or even 720p hd screen with good snapper lens rather that 2k or 4k hd screen with rubbish camera. Its a shame that chinese phone manufacturers dont see this.
i can not agree more,sir
quick question..i have a 720p quad core 4.5 inch mtk6589 smartphone..Is it worth upgrading to 1080p if i plan on gaming?or is the difference between 720p and 1080p negligible for 5 inch and below?
note 2 is 720p and note 3 is 1080p, i had them both,but later i want to save my money so that i kept note 2 and sold note 3. 1080p is better,but in many apps i can not feel the difference.
quick question..i have a 720p quad core 4.5 inch mtk6589 smartphone..Is it worth upgrading to 1080p if i plan on gaming?or is the difference between 720p and 1080p negligible for 5 inch and below?
note 2 is 720p and note 3 is 1080p, i had them both,but later i want to save my money so that i kept note 2 and sold note 3. 1080p is better,but in many apps i can not feel the difference.
Why all these giant phones? ¬¬ My pants need bigger pockets
I can fit a well designed 5.5-inch in my pocket not problem. The Oppo N1 wouldn’t have been to bad with it’s 5.9-inch display had it not been so long.
Why all these giant phones? ¬¬ My pants need bigger pockets
I can fit a well designed 5.5-inch in my pocket not problem. The Oppo N1 wouldn’t have been to bad with it’s 5.9-inch display had it not been so long.
Review JIAKE X3S MTK6592 1.7GHz Octa Core 5.0 Inch / AirGest
Here is the review http://mtkforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=521
Review JIAKE X3S MTK6592 1.7GHz Octa Core 5.0 Inch / AirGest
Here is the review http://mtkforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=521