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Feiteng H9500 5.0" IPS Android Quad Core 1GB/4GB Dual Sim Phone $69.99 US Delivered @ FocalPrice

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Feiteng H9500 5.0" IPS Android Quad Core 1GB/4GB Dual Sim Phone $69.99 US Delivered @ FocalPriceAffiliate
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figarow on 08/01/2015 - 20:00 focalprice.com (357 clicks)
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Nice looking phone with decent specs. Responsive from what I can see. Not sure if you can get a better spec'd phone for the price atm. Seems to be a Samsung Galaxy S4 clone. The video reviews look good. Very tempted to get this myself. Only white available, black has sold out! Not sure about stock levels but many of their phones are "sold out".

Youtube review 1
Youtube review 2
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Highlights

High performance quad core MTK6582 1.2GHz processor
Android 4.2 operating system to download apps
Conveniently transfers data via Bluetooth
Supports Wi-Fi, GPS, G-sensor and FM radio
Powerful 2.0MP front camera and 13MP rear camera
Supports an external TF card up to 32GB

Main Features

Brand & Model Feiteng H9500
Phone Style 3G Smartphone
Phone Standard GSM/ WCDMA
SIM Card Configuration Dual SIM card dual standby
Network Support GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz, WCDMA850/2100MHz
Messaging SMS, MMS and group messages
Languages English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Italian

Additional Features

Bluetooth A2DP
Supported Audio Formats AAC, AMR, MKA, MP2, MP3, OGG, WAV
Supported Video Formats 3GP, AVI, MP4
Operating System Android 4.2
CPU MTK6582 Cortex-A7 quad core 1.2GHz
Camera Front: 2.0mega pixels, rear: 13.0mega pixels (with flash light and auto focus)
Java Supported N/A
TV N/A
FM Radio Supported Yes
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
GPS Supported Yes
Built-in Games Yes
Data Interface Micro USB
Earphone Interface 3.5 mm
Tools Calculator, calendar, alarm clock, recorder, E-book
Others G-sensor, Microsoft Office, browser, Android APK and java games

Memory

Built-in Memory RAM: 1GB, ROM: 4GB
Card Slot External T-flash card up to 32GB
Card Included No

Screen
Touch Screen Capacitive IPS
Size of Display 5.0"
Type of Display HD
Resolution 1280x720

Battery & Power

Battery 2100mAh rechargeable lithium battery
Charger 5V
Product Details (without package and accessories)

Dimensions

14.3 x 7.3 x 0.88 cm
Weight 167 g

Mobile Dual Sim Feiteng Mobile Phone Android

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closed Comments

  • [Deactivated] on 08/01/2015 - 20:32
    +6

    Might want to check out the many problems associated with this phone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2437550

    • figarow on 08/01/2015 - 21:05
      +1

      Ouch cheers for the heads up :/

    • CheepCheap on 08/01/2015 - 21:50

      That's quite a rap sheet

  • ilikecheap on 08/01/2015 - 20:41
    -2

    In my whole life i will never trust or buy a chinese phone no matter what price. Warning it can contains virus/spywares.

    • rifter on 08/01/2015 - 20:44
      +1

      Apple, Samsung, Microsoft - warning it can (and almost certainly does) contain spyware.

      • morpheu on 08/01/2015 - 21:20

        by spyware you're including backdoor hacks/encryption keys too right? this isn't exactly new

        • rifter on 08/01/2015 - 21:59
          +2

          There are things you know about the things that you don't know. It's the things you don't know about the things you don't know that should scare you.

        • MagicTsukai on 09/01/2015 - 00:04

          @rifter:

          you don't know that for sure

    • AsSeenOnTv on 08/01/2015 - 22:06

      i've got a chinese smartphone and it has been great, so i'll give this a + because even if it isn't great you can't go too far wrong for that price.

    • microsnot on 08/01/2015 - 23:09
      +2

      The people negging ilikecheap obviously haven't heard of things like CoolReaper or Uupay. Sure it might not affect this particular mobile but there probably aren't many researchers looking into a relatively unknown brand. Not saying things like this only affect Chinese mobiles but you should always be a little vigilant.

    • ilikecheap on 10/01/2015 - 21:44
      -1

      Its obviously you guys dont know much about china society, im asian so i know about them. Just sharing what i know. Try google "chinese police buy virus for phone" like this link:

      http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1676840/chinese-polic…

      • microsnot on 11/01/2015 - 01:53
        -1

        Hang on. That article is about law enforcement buying something that injects a trojan into illegally unlocked smartphones. It doesn't tell you anymore than that. It could be used for nefarious activities, lawful interception, research, etc.

        I'm not certain what being Asian has to do with anything. Does it give you some special power of knowledge about China society? If I were Korean then do I also have that power of knowledge about China society? Does it work in Tibet, Taiwan, Senkaku Island, Xinjiang, etc also?

        Don't I feel like an idiot for defending your earlier post.

        Try searching for "how do i use an apostrophe"

  • klownz on 08/01/2015 - 20:59

    I've purchased Lenovo phones in the past and found them to be OK.

    Biggest problem was finding ROM which wasn't wedded to a proprietary app store, or the Chinese play store. A dev on xda-developers had made a custom ROM which worked quite well.

  • robertp on 08/01/2015 - 21:01
    +1

    From experience, I recommend avoiding MTK-based phones if possible. Several performance issues, and no software updates.

    • beeze on 08/01/2015 - 21:30

      What would you recommend for 5", <$100 delivered?

        • robertp on 08/01/2015 - 22:07

          Phew, close escape! If that had been a red 3315, I just might have bought it on the spot.

          You never get over your first.

      • robertp on 08/01/2015 - 21:55

        You're not going to get a good phone with those criteria, so recommendations are fairly pointless. It's false economy.

        Even a $300 phone can't escape the problems with MTK. So, whether it's friends or down-voting internet anonymouses: unless you don't have the choice, avoiding MTK is better in the long run.

        • Punkboy on 08/01/2015 - 22:30
          +1

          What exactly is wrong with MTK phones? You can't just generalise and say they are all bad, as each manufacturer puts a myriad of different screens and other components together to create the end product each with different quality levels.

          Perhaps you would also say avoid AMD CPUs at all costs in the desktop market?

          The fact is that its horses for courses. There are excellent products available that suit a budget and specific use cases.

        • robertp on 08/01/2015 - 23:03
          +1

          @Punkboy: You're missing the point, and your analogy doesn't make sense.

          Phones with a MTK CPU also have a MTK GPU, and MTK antennae. The CPUs are certainly cheap, but they require that the manufacturer release a version of Android specifically-customised for each architecture. MediaTek generally does not release updates to these, so no security patches or bug fixes. My old MTK crashes and restarts occasionally for no apparent reason, and even though others reported the same problem it will never be fixed.

          The GPS antenna that MediaTek integrates performs poorly, even with all the assistive software turned on. Think several minutes for a GPS lock which still can't tell which street you're standing on. And my experience is that the MTK GPU drains the battery a lot faster than other manufacturers. Efficiency lost out to cost here as well.

          It may be horses for courses or whatever, but most people want a product built around a solid core, and MediaTek is not particularly solid.

          I don't know what your issue is with generalisations, particularly if they are generally true.

        • ESEMCE on 09/01/2015 - 08:02
          +1

          The GPS antenna that MediaTek integrates performs poorly
          @robertp:

          This generalisation seems to hold true for the MTK6582 chipset in this phone. However, not so for the newer chipsets that reportedly have excellent GPS.

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