We have seen what Oukitel is capable of? The Chinese manufacturer is proficient of producing terminals with some serious features for a stupendous price tag. Same is the case with their closing smartphone of the previous year, Oukitel K6000. But it lacked something: a fingerprint reader, Full-HD display, latest Android or anything that makes the terminal worth to be called a mid-tier phone of 2016. But the question remains, what can you get for a price of $180? Well in the case of Oukitel, everything! Some features were missed in Oukitel K6000, so in order to make it compete with the latest mid-end phones of 2016, Oukitel released their latest smartphone known as Oukitel K6000 Pro - a younger brother of K6000 but for the same price.
What's in the Box?
The phone is well fitted inside an orange box along with these accessories:
Silicone Back Cover
Screen protector
Cleaning cloth
Power plug (varies throughout region)
USB data cable
OTG cable
User manual (Quick start guide)
Design and Appearance
Indeed, the best and the rare design for a mid-end phone is that of Oukitel K6000 Pro. The 5.5 inches wide, 2.5D display and to double the premium impression, a metal touch is given to the whole phone. It feels very heavy (215 g) and why not? This monster has dimensions and is composed of only metal no plastic. So in hands, it gives us a very …show more content…
It is optimized for a mediocre performance along with maximum power saving. That's why instead of Helio P10, Helio X10 or any Snapdragon we find is the MediaTek MT6753 clocked at 8 × 1.3 Ghz as the heart of the phone. But that's fair for a phone with a price below $200. Isn't it? However, the performance can deviate at the time of need with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of ROM. If you want to increase some space than the option of adding 64 GB via Micro-SD card is always there. We did some test on the hardware of the phone (benchmark, RAM speed etc.) and here are the
What's in the Box?
The phone is well fitted inside an orange box along with these accessories:
Silicone Back Cover
Screen protector
Cleaning cloth
Power plug (varies throughout region)
USB data cable
OTG cable
User manual (Quick start guide)
Design and Appearance
Indeed, the best and the rare design for a mid-end phone is that of Oukitel K6000 Pro. The 5.5 inches wide, 2.5D display and to double the premium impression, a metal touch is given to the whole phone. It feels very heavy (215 g) and why not? This monster has dimensions and is composed of only metal no plastic. So in hands, it gives us a very …show more content…
It is optimized for a mediocre performance along with maximum power saving. That's why instead of Helio P10, Helio X10 or any Snapdragon we find is the MediaTek MT6753 clocked at 8 × 1.3 Ghz as the heart of the phone. But that's fair for a phone with a price below $200. Isn't it? However, the performance can deviate at the time of need with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of ROM. If you want to increase some space than the option of adding 64 GB via Micro-SD card is always there. We did some test on the hardware of the phone (benchmark, RAM speed etc.) and here are the