The
Octacore HiLive 16 has been released and is on
sale in two different editions on HiLive's official
website. The lower spec version, selling for 1699 Yuan (280USD, 204EUR) contains 1GB
RAM and 16 GB of in-phone storage while the higher spec version contains a more hearty 2GB of
RAM and
32GB of on-board memory and costs 1999 Yuan (328USD, 239EUR). Both versions of the phone include the eight core MTK6592
CPU clocked to 2GHz, a 6-inch 1920x1080 display, a 13MP
camera on the back and an 8MP
camera on the front.
The 1GB of RAM on the lower spec version certainly doesn't seem like it would be enough to properly take advantage of that sexy CPU, meaning if the HiLive 16 is in your sights, you would likely be better off splurging on the more expensive version.
The design of the HiLive 16 has been compared to the Samsung Galaxy
Note 3. It is similar in look and like the
Note 3 the HiLive 16 also supports
gesture commands.
The HiLive 16 certainly looks to be a very well armed alternative to the Note 3, do you think it is worthy of a purchase?
Thanks to Sasha! of the
MTKForums for the tip.