The Elephone P4000 will be presented tomorrow with a 4.800 mAh battery

elephone p4000

Of the different Chinese manufacturers in the eastern territory, Elephone is one of the most recent and seeks to become, as the days go by, much more known than it is currently. For this, it is taking out devices with great benefits, especially in the autonomy section, at very groundbreaking prices.

Proof of this impressive battery capacity is the P5000, a device with double the capacity of most smartphones currently on the market. Specifically, this phone boasts a massive 5.350 mAh. Now, the Chinese manufacturer aims to further dominate the market with new devices like the upcoming P4000 . This new Elephone device will be a mid-range phone. It will feature an octa - core processor with 64-bit architecture, the familiar MT6735 , manufactured by MediaTek, along with 1 GB of internal storage. Its screen will be 5 inches with high-definition resolution, likely 720p. For photography, it will include a 13-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel front camera. Among other important features, we find that the terminal will incorporate a 4.800 mAh battery , 8 GB of internal storage expandable up to 64 GB via microSD slot, Bluetooth 4.0, DUAL-SIM, OTG, GPS and could include 4G connectivity.

According to leaks, this new device will be unveiled tomorrow and will be priced at $130 , approximately €130. The Elephone P4000 will be available in different colors, and judging by the leaked images, its casing will appear to be made of plastic to reduce the device's cost. This Chinese manufacturer is undoubtedly once again showing its competitive edge over other manufacturers. We're talking about a device that, although mid-range, boasts a 13-megapixel camera and a 4.800 mAh battery, all for under €130.

It's true that the 1GB of RAM might prove insufficient over time, and it would have been much better if the Chinese manufacturer had included 2GB. On the other hand, a negative point is the operating system version, which will be Android 4.4.4 KitKat instead of Android 5.0 Lollipop, although it remains to be seen if the manufacturer will update the device once it's on the market. And what do you think of this new Elephone smartphone ? Do you think these Chinese phones are any good?


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