Watch: OUKITEL K7000’s Matrix battery case in action


OUKITEL K7000

As everybody knows by now, the OUKITEL K7000 doesn’t actually feature a 7000mAh battery but, through the use of an home-produced 5000mAh battery case, it manages to achieve that amount keeping the phone slim.

The guys over at OUKITEL decided to show us how the Matrix case works in this video:

The Matrix battery caseĀ has 4 main functions:

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  1. It’s a battery caseĀ (duh) for the OUKITEL K7000.
  2. It can be used as a power bank, in the video they show how it charges both an android phone and an iPhone.
  3. It’s a protective case, so you won’t have to worry about dropping your phone no more.
  4. The battery caseĀ also has a tiny bracket on the back, which helps holding your phone in landscape modeĀ so that you can just place it anywhere and watch videos.

As we mentioned earlier the Matrix battery caseĀ sports a 5000mAh and will be able to charge the OUKITEL K7000 twice (at least), which is more than you could ever need in a day. The Matrix is made of plastic and it has a button on the bottom right to turn it on, check the battery level and turn it off if held for 3 seconds.

OUKITEL K7000

The OUKITEL K7000 will be available in two configurations: one which includes the Matrix battery case that will be priced $109.99 and one with just the smartphone for $99.99. The Matrix will also be sold separately for $20.

It can already be found on presale hereĀ for $99.00 (phone only) and from September 27th there’ll be a flash sale as well.

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3 Comments

  1. Stiffmah
    September 26, 2016

    I’m sorry but this really looks ugly in my opinion…

    I mean if they really wanted to use a 7000mAh battery they just should have putted it in a 5.5″ device without any accessoire. The device shouldn’t even be that thick than (Below 1CM, which is acceptable for a battery centric phone), because the Gionee Marathon M5 for example has a 6020mAh battery in a 8.5mm body.

  2. xi7
    September 26, 2016

    trash phone have 8,5mm 2000mah without case

  3. September 27, 2016

    A nice concept but camera and big borders are simply not worth paying 110$ for an entry level headset.