Chinese phone maker Vernee are going to launch a smaller than average sized device with a 5.2-inch display — it’s called Vernee M5. The handset is coming after the company run a survey that showed there is a portion of users still demanding phones with smaller than 5.5-inch screens, not a shocking result, but better late than never.
The Vernee M5 comes with a very simple and elegant design, at least on the front, very similar to the beautiful Vernee Mars. Meanwhile the rest of the body is made of metal, with a camera and a fingerprint scanner on the middle of the back. Vernee say the M5 uses a premium finish on the body of the phone, so it’ll have a more glossy look. The fact that it’s also available in blue makes it standout from other devices.
Vernee’s M5 will be equipped with a 64-bit octa-core high performance processor; the phone will also sport 4GB of RAM which Vernee says will be as having 6GB due to the lighter proprietary VOS operative system based on Android 7.0 Nougat running on the handset.
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So, overall the Vernee M5 seems to be a great alternative to similarly sized devices, with good hardware and a nice design.
Now let us know, are you guys interested in a 5.2-inch device? And, what do you think about the Vernee M5?
More info about the Vernee M5 available on the official website.
Where the hell is the Apollo 2 with Helio X30? Also, Helio P10? Seriously? It better be cheap.
Agree, too many phones coming out with P10.
there must be some sort of fire sale on it, this device wasn’t even on vernee’s roadmap
Where the hell is the Apollo 2 with Helio X30? Also, Helio P10? Seriously? It better be cheap.
Agree, too many phones coming out with P10.
there must be some sort of fire sale on it, this device wasn’t even on vernee’s roadmap
720p garbage, next!
720p garbage, next!
Are they trying to fool customers? How could it be possible their proprietary software being lighter than pure aosp?
Are they trying to fool customers? How could it be possible their proprietary software being lighter than pure aosp?
They should really just focus their time and resources on one flagship device and ditch the rest. Rather than making many half baked phones, just focus on one and learn from it.
They should really just focus their time and resources on one flagship device and ditch the rest. Rather than making many half baked phones, just focus on one and learn from it.