Gionee is a company you probably are familiar with, and they have been manufacturing phones in Asia for quite some time. They have also been the ODM behind a majority of BLU products that are sold through various retailers in the United States. Today, Gionee has announced their latest handset, the M6S Plus.

The device offers quite a robust set of specifications:
Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 processor
6GB RAM
6-inch 1080p AMOLED display
12MP rear camera with LED flash, 8MP front-facing camera
64GB or 256GB of storage
6020mAh battery

In terms of sensors, the phone features a light sensor, gravity sensor, electronic compass, compass, gyro, and proximity sensor. Gionee says that M6S Plus provides users with security features associated with payment options and that the live fingerprint scanning feature takes user's fingerprint as well as heart rate to verify user's identity.

What will probably catch most people's attention will be the hefty 6020mAh battery that should supply more than enough power to get through two days.
The second thing will probably be the price, which starts at CNY 3,499 or around $508 USD for the 64GB model, and CNY 4,299 or $625 for the 256GB variant.
Beyond the above specifications, the handset will run Amigo 3.5 OS which is based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and will also offer a dual SIM configuration. The M6S Plus will be available to purchase starting on May 2.

508 dollars for a Snapdragon 653 phone?

Gionee never ready!