At this point, Cubot can be considered one of the veteran China brands. They haven’t been around as long as brands such as Jiayu and THL, but came onto the scene about the same time as iNew and Doogee were becoming prominent.
Up for preview today is the Cubot P11. The P11 carries the MT6580 SoC, which according to MediaTek uses 25% less juice than it’s predecessor — MT6582.
Cubot P11 specifications specs
SoC: MTK6580
CPU: 4-core@1.3GHz
GPU: Mali-400
Display: IPS 5.0″@720P
RAM: 1GB
ROM: 8GB
Rear camera: 8MP
Front camera: 2MP
OS: Android 5.1
TF SD expandable: Yes
Dual-SIM: Yes
OTG: Yes
Battery: 2200mAh
2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G: WCDMA 900/1900/2100MHz
I’m sure I’ve mentioned this in several recent posts, but let’s put it out there again — it’s great to see this rash of 5.0″ devices coming.
On top of the nice size, the display is 720P, which gives us a solid PPI of 293. The battery is 2200mAh, which should allow for about 6 hours onscreen time over a 12 hour period.
Stylewise, the Cubot P11 is looking great. Very square and with some slick looks applied. The price is excellent as well. 2 years back, a similarly specced phone would have set us back $200, now we can have mobiles such as the Cubot P11 for a fraction of that.
We hear very few complaints about Cubot phones; if you’re looking for a stylish, budget device, and your carrier covers the above mentioned frequencies, consider the Cubot P11.
At this point, Cubot can be considered one of the veteran China brands. They haven't been around as long as brands such as Jiayu and THL, but came onto the scene about the same time as iNew and Doogee were becoming prominent.
Budget Cubot P11@www.everbuying.net
Up for preview today is the...
At this point, Cubot can be considered one of the veteran China brands. They haven't been around as long as brands such as Jiayu and THL, but came onto the scene about the same time as iNew and Doogee were becoming prominent.<span id="more-8988"></span>
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<h5 style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://www.everbuying.net/product1100007.html" target="_blank">Budget Cubot P11@www.everbuying.net</a></h5>
Up for preview today is the Cubot P11. The P11 carries the MT6580 SoC, which according to MediaTek uses 25% less juice than it's predecessor -- MT6582.
<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Cubot P11 specifications specs</strong></span>
<ul>
<li>SoC: MTK6580</li>
<li>CPU: 4-core@1.3GHz</li>
<li>GPU: Mali-400</li>
<li>Display: IPS 5.0"@720P</li>
<li>RAM: 1GB</li>
<li>ROM: 8GB</li>
<li>Rear camera: 8MP</li>
<li>Front camera: 2MP</li>
<li>OS: Android 5.1</li>
<li>TF SD expandable: Yes</li>
<li>Dual-SIM: Yes</li>
<li>OTG: Yes</li>
<li>Battery: 2200mAh</li>
<li>2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz</li>
<li>3G: WCDMA 900/1900/2100MHz</li>
</ul>
I'm sure I've mentioned this in several recent posts, but let's put it out there again -- it's great to see this rash of 5.0" devices coming.
On top of the nice size, the display is 720P, which gives us a solid PPI of 293. The battery is 2200mAh, which should allow for about 6 hours onscreen time over a 12 hour period.
Stylewise, the Cubot P11 is looking great. Very square and with some slick looks applied. The price is excellent as well. 2 years back, a similarly specced phone would have set us back $200, now we can have mobiles such as the Cubot P11 for a fraction of that.
<h5 style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://www.everbuying.net/product1100007.html" target="_blank">Budget Cubot P11@www.everbuying.net</a></h5>
We hear very few complaints about Cubot phones; if you're looking for a stylish, budget device, and your carrier covers the above mentioned frequencies, consider the Cubot P11.
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