Is Bluboo D1 going to be the world first with Snapdragon 835?


With the latest reveal of the Qualcomm’s new flagship SoC Snadpragon 835 the the race for the world first started once again among quite some of the phone manufacturers. So who is planning to secure the honors ?

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Well the most probable suspects are Xiaomi and Samsung and the general consensus seems to be that the first will be Xiaomi with their Mi6 model. But maybe there is another horse in the race too. According to today’s official statement Bluboo are working on Snapdragon 835 powered phone Bluboo D1, which should be also sporting dual rear and dual front camera, bezel-less design and extremely high screen-to-body ratio.

Bluboo are allegedly working pretty fast on the D1 and it’s actually pretty likely they have a shot at making it even faster than Xiaomi with their Mi6 or OPPO Find 9. Further information should be posted on the Bluboo official website soon.

So do you think Bluboo D1 could be the first Snapdragon 835 phone released ? Or it won’t be in time to beat Xiaomi or potentially somebody else ? Let us know in the comments.

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21 Comments

  1. Nilzie
    January 9, 2017

    No it isn’t. Any sane person realizes this is BS

  2. MattD
    January 9, 2017

    It was bluboo or cubot saying they were to launch the first sd821 device?

    • Nilzie
      January 9, 2017

      Cubot

      • Muhammad Yasir
        January 9, 2017

        CUN*S !

        they were supposed to be the chosen ones !

      • MattD
        January 9, 2017

        Yeah, I thought so… Well, it’s the same thing after all!

      • Assefa Hanson
        January 9, 2017

        Cubot said they were going to release a 823(821) phone the s9 not to be the first, no Chinese telephoning lol

  3. Marc Borruat
    January 9, 2017

    I won’t pay a phone without any after sale service or system update, as we know Bluboo

  4. Andrew P
    January 9, 2017

    It would be illogical decision from Qualcomm to give their first batch of top-end processors to Bluboo. Not going to happen.

  5. Muhammad Yasir
    January 9, 2017

    but why would QC give their earliest crop to bluboo ?!

  6. Muhammad Yasir
    January 9, 2017

    “According to today’s official statement”

    where’s the damn statement ?!

    can i get a quote ?!

  7. Yeti hand
    January 9, 2017

    bluboo always looking for the buzz, please now call them BLUZZboo

  8. David Košič
    January 9, 2017

    Is this a joke? Bluboo will never use a top-end Qualcomm processor.

    • Lazar Prodanovic
      January 9, 2017

      Šta ti bi? Ti ovo prije nisi ozbiljno shvaćo…

  9. Assefa Hanson
    January 9, 2017

    It worked bluboo look at all the attention you got, A+ for marketing now people that read this will never forget the d1

    • David Košič
      January 10, 2017

      Yes they will right I am writing this comment and I barely remember the name of this company and even less the name of their phone.

      • Assefa Hanson
        January 10, 2017

        Yesterday you weren’t thinking of bluboo i bet but you did from this post

    • Karly Johnston
      January 10, 2017

      Chinese companies usually have the first of the new processors but we quickly forget them when they do one flash sale and we don’t see it until months later.

  10. Wolvie
    January 10, 2017

    See that now you finally got all the “hate” attention, i don think bluebo will never ever use snapdragon soc as they always play lowend with substandard build quality.

  11. Faress ElFarissi
    January 10, 2017

    Where is the bluboo 820 or 821 phone ?

  12. January 10, 2017

    HAhxhaxh, had to check my calendar three times to make sure it’s not April 1st.
    Honestly, this is just a joke.

  13. Alxgiann
    January 11, 2017

    ..Qualcomm has to sell those B-Grade chips to someone I guess. Good luck to all buyers of that crap. IF the highly reputable blooboo, ever release anything with highend SD chipset.