Oukitel K10000 Pro

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Model: Who says battery life has to suffer when you can just cram mAh after mAh to your heart’s desire, Oukitel agrees with that too, with the resurrection of the Oukitel K10000 taking form this time as the Oukitel K10000 Pro. Taking a look at the Oukitel physically the K10000 Pro is a gob smacking 14 mm thick and weighs about 288 g which is blasphemous for a phone in 2017 when slim and slimmer is all the rage. Along with its heft the chassis looks durable and strong enough to withstand drops. Despite its beefy build the K10000 isn’t exactly the prettiest phone out there with the chassis being made out of metal and Australian calf leather make it look a bit gaudy. While its battery might be impressive the K10000 is a little disappointing as it lacks basic 2017 components such as NFC and LTE connectivity nonetheless the 5.5-inch FHD screen is about decent with good viewing angles but there seems to be a slight blue tint which might bother some people. Moving to IO the K10000 seems to disappoint even further with no implementation of USB type C and to make matters worse even as a microUSB port the port is recessed which means your standard microUSB connector would be unable to reach it save for the included cable. This almost makes it pseudo proprietary which can annoy some users.

In terms of software the K10000 is pre-installed with Android 7 Nougat although not exactly the latest since the current update is 7.1.1 at the time of this writing. But that shouldn’t be an issue since it can be updated. What’s more the included Android is actually bloatware free which is a plus point considering how many Android manufacturers like to cram useless software into the phone. As for the camera, the K10000’s camera is sort of average making users crave for more, despite being a 13-megapixel camera it seems very uncalibrated with focus being a guessing game and lighting being a mess. Colors are sort of washed out which deteriorates the shooting experience. As the K10000 is marketed as having the biggest battery in the smartphone market it should be a given that it would most definitely outlast its competitors alike hands down marking in about 5 days of usage on a single charge which is very impressive although with a variety of hardware and software kinks it seems to undermine its selling point. To wrap it up while the battery size and life are impressive the performance of the device is somewhat lackluster.

Hands-on article by Jagadisa Rajarathnam

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5.5":

This display is quite big for a smartphone but frequently used for smartphones.

Large display-sizes allow higher resolutions. So, details like letters are bigger. On the other hand, the power consumption is lower with small screen diagonals and the devices are smaller, more lightweight and cheaper.  

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0.288 kg:

This weight is typical for smartphones.

Oukitel:

So far, the Chinese smartphone brand has been quite unknown outside of China. There are only a few reviews and the ratings are below average (as of 2016).

71.6%: This rating is bad. Most notebooks are better rated. This is not a recommendation for purchase.
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