Gionee last year left us with a clue that it would launch a mini version to its flagship, the Elife E7. We had no idea that it had to be something that was , (no words!). Cutting the chase. All hail the Elife E7 mini!
Now Gionee had to come up with something exceptional, make it flagship in its class. So not one, there are two highlights in the phone, i.e. the one you just noticed, the swivel camera module as we have seen before in the oppo N1, and an octa-core processor clocked at 1.7Ghz at all the 8 cores! This barely is the bomb. Most of the people would bang the table asking for its price. Well, 18,999 it is, and at some e-tailers like snapdeal and ebay, you can get it for as low as 17,000! Quite a steal, isn't it? Well read on, and you might be further amazed.
To complete the spec sheet, it has a 13 MegaPixel swivel camera, a 720p HD edge-to-edge display, 1gb of RAM, 16gb of onboard storage, and the Amigo OS, which is actually a tweaked version of Android 4.2.
Now a lot of you would be concerned if the brand is worth your trust. Well, Gionee is a new kid on the block, and going throught the internet you'll barely find user grievances for Gionee handsets. Atleast not as much as Samsung. And with the heating issue on the Canvas Knight, E7 mini is your best bet for a budget octa-core, atleast at the given price and considering the fact that it it offers a build quality that even flagships will be ashamed of.
Now Gionee had to come up with something exceptional, make it flagship in its class. So not one, there are two highlights in the phone, i.e. the one you just noticed, the swivel camera module as we have seen before in the oppo N1, and an octa-core processor clocked at 1.7Ghz at all the 8 cores! This barely is the bomb. Most of the people would bang the table asking for its price. Well, 18,999 it is, and at some e-tailers like snapdeal and ebay, you can get it for as low as 17,000! Quite a steal, isn't it? Well read on, and you might be further amazed.
To complete the spec sheet, it has a 13 MegaPixel swivel camera, a 720p HD edge-to-edge display, 1gb of RAM, 16gb of onboard storage, and the Amigo OS, which is actually a tweaked version of Android 4.2.
Now a lot of you would be concerned if the brand is worth your trust. Well, Gionee is a new kid on the block, and going throught the internet you'll barely find user grievances for Gionee handsets. Atleast not as much as Samsung. And with the heating issue on the Canvas Knight, E7 mini is your best bet for a budget octa-core, atleast at the given price and considering the fact that it it offers a build quality that even flagships will be ashamed of.
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