Review Oukitel C8 an Android 7.0 a cheap Android that has surprised me

One of the things that differentiates Android from other mobile operating systems and on which we surely all agree, is in the great range, great catalog or wide range of options that we have when selecting a new Android terminal. We have options within a very, very wide price range range to satisfy the needs of all kinds of users, not just staying in the high-end or terminals only for a very, very limited elite.

In this case with this Oukitel C8 review, I bring you a very good option for a public that wants an entrance terminal, a youth terminal, with a modern and fun design to perform the most common and simple tasks of the day to day with a terminal that costs a little more than 60 Euros and that we It will provide more than enough power to surf the Internet, be communicated through our social networks and instant messaging applications, play some other casual game of those that require little graphic power or even take pictures and videos that in normal conditions. good brightness have surprised me very, very pleasantly since I expected much less from the integrated cameras of this Oukitel C8.

Technical specifications of the Oukitel C8

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Brand, Oukitel

Model, C8

Operating System, Android 7.0 Nougat without any customization layer

Display, 5.5″ IPS LTPS with 640 x 1280 pixel resolution 18:9 ratio 260 ppi Dragontrail protection and 2.5D technology

Processor, Mediatek MT6580A Quad Core at 1.3 Ghz maximum clock speed

GPU, Mali 400 MP2 at 60 Hz

RAM, 2GB LPDDR3

Internal Storage, 16 GB of which 11.33 GB are left free for downloading and installing applications and games as well as multimedia storage - It also has support for MicroSD to expand internal storage.

Rear Camera, 8 mpx CMOS with HD 1280 x 720 30 fps video recording with dual LED Flash and audio recording, which is really good for its price range – Photo resolution 3264 x 2448 pixels.

Front Camera, 2 mpx with front LED Flash and the already classic beauty mode that these models of terminals of Chinese origin include – Video recording 640 x 480 pixels, photographs resolution 1600 x 1200 pixels.

Connectivity, Trio: Dual Sim Micro + Nano SIM + MicroSd – Both SIMs remain active on standby, although when receiving a call the second SIM goes offline – GSM bands: 850/900/1800/1900 – W-CDMA: 900/1900/2100 – UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/HSPA+ network technology – Wifi and Wifi Hotspot – Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP – GPS aGPS and GLONASS – OTG – OTA – FM Radio – MicroUSB 2.0

Other Features, Fingerprint sensor on the back of the terminal – Proximity sensor – Accelerometer – Light sensor

Battery, Removable 3000 mAh

Dimensions, 147 x 70.5 x 10.2 mm

Weight, 156 grams

Price, 68 euros on Gearbest or No products found.

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Given the simplicity of the terminal that I am reviewing today for all readers of Androidsis, readers and viewers of the YouTube channel Androidsisvideo, I have decided to express my opinions about this Oukitel C8, both the good and the bad, as a list to see it at first glance and without so many rolls with technical words that usually lead us nowhere other than to lengthen the review of the terminal with empty words, and more in this case in which I repeat that we are facing a terminal oriented to the low-end Android in which the user looks for the correct technical specifications to be communicated correctly, surf the Internet without problems, be connected to social networks and instant messaging apps or play games that do not require a large graphic load.

Cameras that have very pleasantly surprised me for the price range segment that this Oukitel C8 belongs to !!!

I must also tell you that this review of the Oukitel C8 that you can see in the header of this article, It has been a video review recorded entirely with the cameras of the terminal itself so that you can see and hear how their cameras record without any manipulation. in between this recording with the front camera of just 2 mpx or with the rear camera of 8 mpx. I have been putting some plan or so that you can see how the terminal moves browsing the Internet, opening the odd application like Telegram, in this case specifically Plus Messenger, or I even show you how it moves some casual games like Tap Tap Dash and even me I risk moving the game Dead Trigger 2 in this simple terminal, which actually moves it quite well.