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henry007:
My own is that Spark K7 is like iPhone X where Leagoo M9 pro is. Spec comparison cannot be used to judge between Tecno and Leagoo

Oya comman be going...

shedy03:
am eyeing uhans note 4, the one that looks like xiaomi note 4.

That phone is just a costlier version of the Homtom HT50, no real notable difference.. It even has a smaller battery

shedy03:
to me, its poor.

To me, it's wretched ‎

shedy03:
hope the battery will be good. all these flashiness, at the end they will come knack am 2000mah.

Battery is 2,500mah

henry007:
Oukitel u20 plus

I must confess, the moment I saw your quote, I prayed silently for you not to suggest spark k7

Thank God you didn't


Thank you very much bro, I'm already retracing my steps back to the Oukitel since I learnt that the Doogee has no SD slot..

Chinedujustin:
yes,very unfortunate, tho might be because of the edge to edge display, so they found it hard to fit a slot for external storage.

Chinedujustin:
Okay my honest and unbiased review is this.


Design: Yes the doogee mix lite comes with the latest protection installment which is the gorilla 5, both on the front and back sides , which gives the phone a very unique design, to be honest the bezeless design is also impressive, since that's 2017 latest trend. it generally has a sparkling look.

Camera: This seems to be the major selling point of this device, it features dual 13mp Samsung sensor cameras destined to give you pleasant pictures, it's second 13mp camera is for the bokeh effect, that is, you can blur background and focus on objects. dual flash, and the front camera is good also, 8mp Samsung sensor.

Display: the display doesn't really meet up to expectations as it features a 720p ips screen, and a 280ppi, which might be okay for some users. so you don't expect to experience that Sharp and.pixeless display you'll get on other FHD and QHD phones.
Although gorilla glass 5 could improve the display by given it a clearer look.

Performance: Another letdown by doogee, the mix lite features a 1.3ghz mt6737 processor with a 2gb ram, which is very usable, but as against Oukitel and Homton which offer a faster processor and bigger ram respectively, it's a little behind. so its benchmark narrows down to 27000 antutu score.

Battery: one of the advantages of a slower processor and lower screen resolution might be less battery drainage. But does that really matter- no, as higher processors have better power efficiency, the mix lite comes with a 3080mah battery,
which also doesn't support fast charging, so this might be the crossover line for some others.
and it's also non removable which doesn't matter. but I'm still yet to check the efficiency, but theoretically it should last just a day on average usage.

Storage: The mix lite comes with a 16gb rom, but one surprising thing is that there is no support for an external storage, which is a let down on the side of doogee.

price also should be below 100$

so will a good aesthetic design, and great camera be your choice over other letdowns the phone offers.

you choose.

and generally the doogee brand is a reliable brand too, and the doogee mix is a totally better phone than the doogee mix lite, but that depends on where your pocket lies.

http://www.doogee.cc/detail/mix-series-bezel-less-smartphone/121

And here comes the deal breaker for me, no support for external storage...
Like who does that?

That's where Doogee messed up..

I'm back to my Oukitel U20 plus

funmyade:
You mean Tom Tom? That's the name of a sweet now? �

Just because it ain't as popular as TECNO doesn't mean that it ain't better than any Tecno device of same price range..

That HOMTOM brand makes better smartphones than Tecno.

Chinedujustin:
@Op you should read my review below. I think Oukitel is better

Homton HT50 vs Oukitel U20 Plus

Performance: I think for every smartphone user, performance comes pretty much before everything.
The Homton spots a 3gb ram , with a quad core 1.3ghz Mt6737 processor, which should pretty much handle apps and some games well.
Well, you should note that the processor determines about 70% of a mobiles performance.
The Oukitel steps up by featuring a 1.5Ghz Mt6737T ( notice the T) processor, with a 2gb ram , now on real life usage , the processor speed boost on the Oukitel more than serves enough to outperform the old 1.3ghz on the Homton , despite the ram increase. you will notice this when playing heavily intense games or running strenuous app tasks. Benchmarks on antutu also give same results.
Homton HT50 - 27000 antutu score https://www.kimovil.com/en/homtom-ht50/antutu
Oukitel U20 plus- a whooping 40,000 https://www.kimovil.com/en/oukitel-u20-plus/antutu

So as you can obviously see the Oukitel performs better with a faster processor.


Display: These days displays are the first catching thing you notice on a smartphone.
Imagine a 720p display stretched on a 5.5 inch screen, you could literally see the pixels. So these gives the Homton a total of 267 ppi , which is really not impressive based on today's standards.
The Oukitel steps up by featuring a Full Sharp HD display of 1080 × 1920 pixels( 1080p) which relates to 401ppi, by comparison the Samsung s5 is a 430ppi with same FHD display. From use, I can tell you that it's display is a steal for it's price and is better than all 720p screens out there. it features clean whites , Sharp contrast, and a very bright screen - in technical terms its brightness is above 500nits, in comparison the iPhone 7 is 625 nits, while the Homton is below 450.
Contrast ratio Oukitel(1:2000), iPhone 7(1:1400) the higher the better.
The Oukitel gallantly trumps over Homton.

Camera: The Homton spots an 8mp sensor at the back as against the 13mp you may see on some sites. but is interpolated to 13mp which means it uses an 8mp sensor but picture sizes are of 13mp, but it's still basically an 8mp camera. the front camera is also 8mp interpolated to 13mp the same way with a front facing flash.

Oukitel steps up with a 13mp Sony IMX135 sensor ( same camera sensor is found in LG G2, G3, Samsung S4, and Note 3) interpolated to 16mp and a 0.3 mp dual camera setup at the back. the other camera is just for the SLR effect( which is not really useful). EIS also available.
And on the front we have a Galaxycore 5mp sensor interpolated to 8mp.
So the Oukitel wins this side again.

Battery: The Homton has a 5500 mah baterry which is more than enough for an average user, and good also for an heavy user. So it should pull out through more than a day. And a plus here is the Fast charging which comes with it. so you can get enough juice within a short time of charging. it's also removable if this matters to you.
The Oukitel comes with a 3300mah, which is pretty okay for an average user, but might require to be charged in a day for heavy users. a minus is that it doesn't support fast charging tech, so it can take up to 2.5 hours using the stock charger, and it is non removable which is the trend this days in order to make slimmer and more aesthetically looking phones.
So the Homton wins this one.

Design and general looks: Both devices look great, but considering it's slimmer size and polycarbonate unibody finish (which looks like metal), the Oukitel is better looking, also you could mistake this phone for an iPhone 7, based on it's dual camera placement, and round edges. The homton ht50 on the other hand is a little bit thicker with a plastic finish.

Oukitel wins

Rom: The Homton spots a 32gb rom storage , which should be 27gb after been occupied by system apps , while the Oukitel is a 16gb rom (11.5gb usable). and both spot expandable storages up to 128gb. If you still intend on using an external memory with any of these device , this shouldn't be a major factor in your decision. but if do not, the Homton best serves you.

Homton wins.

So where do you stand.

A better performance, display, Camera and general design [ Oukitel U20 plus ] as against a better battery performance and bigger Rom [ Homton HT50 ]

You choose.

for factory full specs
Oukitel U20 plus: https://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model/36253fba
Homton HT50 : https://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model/56af442f.

donbrowser:
Lol sebi u will order from Jumia na and one dude there is ready to assist you. At least you have someone to project your curse to.

donbrowser:
That homtom na die

dadebayo1:
Dr is it you

Raintaker:
Yes.

Raintaker:
Bro if you need to order anything on Jumia , contact me on 08108169276, You'll always get 60% off your shipping fee when using a jumia agent.

lawddanny:
buy elephone c1x

C1X - 5.5" 4G Smartphone - 2GB/16GB - Fingerprint G-Sensor

30k

henry007:
Millions of people use TECNO and Infinix and only a few complain. All of 100 people use Leagoo and many complain. Is that not something worth raising eyebrow for?

Dineneering:
This is just a clear advert for Jumia ni

remedick:
Go for NONE. You read that right! NONE! I will advice that you buy Xiaomi... this phone is miles are head of all other chinese phones. Unlike others, Xiaomi is sold even in the US and yes add some money, just 8k, to the 30k and you get a good own at Gearbest.com shipped to you in Nigeria free of charge or you can pay a little shipping just to ensure it's secured.

Lexusgs430:
One thing I have learned from this cheaper Chinese brands, avoid OTA updates like a plague......

djgreenland:
S6 new? omo baba lowo.....

London used bro...

nenergy:
Sell me your S4. Scrap price

Elslim:
tot u were searching for an interim phone

Interim phone and not interim trash!

The Oukitel C8 can't compare to the phones I listed, so why are you recommending it?

bobo65:
Now this is not fair

NLOwner abeg just edit my name, maybe remove one o, cos anytime anyone quotes u, it enters my mention

Ishilove:
How can Z10 be a backup phone? Sacrilege!!