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Elephone have released real photos of their Elephone M3 Pro model, but is it as handsome as the previous renders promised.
I know it is hard to keep up with Elephone and their phones, so to recap the Elephone M3 is meant to launch in both standard M3 Spec and high-end Elephone M3 Pro, Update: Elephone say the high-end version will not be called the M3 Pro, just simply M3.
Physically both phones will share the same aircraft grade alloy chassis, rose gold colour options and rear fingerprint scanner but hardware specifications of each phone will differ slightly. Elephone M3 and M3 Pro. Then base model Elephone M3 will ship with 2GB RAM, 16GB internal memory and 13 mega-pixel main camera, while the high-end Elephone M3 Pro will have 3GB RAM, 32GB memory and 21 mega-pixel Sony IMX230 rear camera. Previously the only visual evidence of the phones were renders that showed a metal phone with slim body not too different from the Elephone M2, and in turn current Oppo phones, but real photos of the phone show a slightly thicker design
From the front the M3 has a black border around the screen and we also see that this version has onscreen buttons. Usually development phones show on screen buttons while production models use capacitive buttons and we believe that this is the case here.
The photo showing the rear of the phone actually shows a phone that is slightly thicker than we were previously hoping for. The Elephone M3 has a metal body, but it looks like there is an additional bulge on the rear and the camera also protrudes slightly. Hopefully this means a huge battery is inside, or it is simply a trick of the light.
Other photos show a stock Android install (which we hope the phone ships with rather than Ele UI) and a settings page photo shows the phone running Android 5.1, however an Android 6 M update is promised.
What do you think of the latest all metal phone from Elephone? Are there any features you hope this phone will come with?
I know it is hard to keep up with Elephone and their phones, so to recap the Elephone M3 is meant to launch in both standard M3 Spec and high-end Elephone M3 Pro, Update: Elephone say the high-end version will not be called the M3 Pro, just simply M3.
Physically both phones will share the same aircraft grade alloy chassis, rose gold colour options and rear fingerprint scanner but hardware specifications of each phone will differ slightly. Elephone M3 and M3 Pro. Then base model Elephone M3 will ship with 2GB RAM, 16GB internal memory and 13 mega-pixel main camera, while the high-end Elephone M3 Pro will have 3GB RAM, 32GB memory and 21 mega-pixel Sony IMX230 rear camera. Previously the only visual evidence of the phones were renders that showed a metal phone with slim body not too different from the Elephone M2, and in turn current Oppo phones, but real photos of the phone show a slightly thicker design
From the front the M3 has a black border around the screen and we also see that this version has onscreen buttons. Usually development phones show on screen buttons while production models use capacitive buttons and we believe that this is the case here.
The photo showing the rear of the phone actually shows a phone that is slightly thicker than we were previously hoping for. The Elephone M3 has a metal body, but it looks like there is an additional bulge on the rear and the camera also protrudes slightly. Hopefully this means a huge battery is inside, or it is simply a trick of the light.
Other photos show a stock Android install (which we hope the phone ships with rather than Ele UI) and a settings page photo shows the phone running Android 5.1, however an Android 6 M update is promised.
What do you think of the latest all metal phone from Elephone? Are there any features you hope this phone will come with?
from www.gizchina.com
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