Doogee T6 revealed with ‘V’ shape chassis and 6250mAh battery


doogee t6

Doogee have been on a phone launch binge, launching 3 phones in November and announcing the new T series range with the first T6 device today.

Last month Doogee released their Y100 Plus, Y200 and Doogee X6 models, and show no sign of slowing down as the end of the year approaches. Today, Doogee have announced details of a new series phone phones that will be lead by the all new Doogee T6.

Doogee T6 details

One major selling point of the new T6 is the large 6250mAh battery built in to the device, but Doogee are eager to point out that their new phone is not just about endurance and design plays a major role in the phone.

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In a news release on their own website, Doogee have pointed out the ‘V’shaped chassis on the T6. This design consists of two raised ridges that encircle the phone with the physical controls of the device sitting in the indent between them. We have seen a similar design on Gionee and Siswoo phones this year. It adds grip and also means the hardware buttons are out of the way to prevent accidentally pressing them.

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The Doogee T6 also comes with a metallic look rear panel, dual tone LED rear flash, 5.5-inch HD display, an octacore Mediatek MT6735 chipset and fast charging. Pricing and full specifications are to follow later in the month.

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11 Comments

  1. Tomasz Kopczyński
    December 8, 2015

    Octa core?

  2. xi7
    December 8, 2015

    homtom ht6 ?

    • Muhammad Yasir
      December 8, 2015

      exactly ~!

      • Dante
        December 8, 2015

        and homtom is a ripoff of … i dont remember exactly what lenovo/huawei phone this design had , but one of my collegues had one and it was sht

    • balcobomber25
      December 9, 2015

      Both use the same ODM/OEM. Doogee is actually owned by the OEM, KVD.

      • xi7
        December 10, 2015

        and about gionee elife e8 and blu pure xl ?

        • balcobomber25
          December 10, 2015

          A lot of these companies use the same OEM to build the phones and ODM to design the phones. Most OEM’s have an inhouse ODM.

          Blu and Gionee are a little bit different, they are partners (along with about a dozen others). They all split R&D costs and Gionee manufactures the phones. Blu also uses several other OEM’s for its budget line of phones.

  3. Muhammad Yasir
    December 8, 2015

    please improve doogee -_-

  4. balcobomber25
    December 9, 2015

    Looks like a cheap knock off of a Gionee S6.

  5. Max
    December 10, 2015

    What about that is a V shape?