Low battery life is an issue that bugs most smartphone users. People try to make up for it by going for battery cases or power banks to get some extra juice.
Oukitel seems to have taken a major step to end all woes related to battery power. Its latest handset, the Oukitel K10000, comes with a massive 10000mAh battery, fascinating isn’t it?
But it doesn’t end just here – the handset also supports reverse charging, meaning it could be used as a power bank to charge other devices. The company claims that the battery on the Oukitel K10000 can charge three iPhone 6s Plus smartphones (or one, but three different times), NDTV Gadgets reported.
The Chinese smartphone company was rumored to be working on the handset since July this year. Priced at $239.99, the smartphone is now available to pre-order and Gearbest, a US-based e-commerce retailer, will ship starting January 2. As an introductory offer, Oukitel is offering discount and selling the handset for $199.99.
Here are the specifications:
- Runs Android 5.1 Lollipop
- Dual-SIM dual standby smartphone with 4G LTE functionality on both SIM card slots, supports dual Micro-SIMs
- 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixel) IPS display
- Powered by a 1GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6735 SoC coupled with 2GB of RAM
- 16GB of inbuilt storage which can be expanded via microSD card (up to 32GB
- 8MP rear autofocus camera, and 2MP front camera
- Connectivity options include GPRS/ EDGE GPS/ A-GPS, 3G, Micro-USB, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi


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