Dual camera for everybody! Oukitel outs the budget-friendly U20 Plus
The SoC that hums under the hood is MediaTek's MT6737T — a quad-core chipset clocked at 1.5 GHz. It hovers around the range of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 410 and 415. Oukitel deliberately chose the MT6737T as a low-cost solution, which can support the phone's dual-camera module. Moving on, we have 2 GB of RAM and a 16 GB memory chip on board, which can be expanded via a microSD card of up to 128 GB. The battery in the trunk is a SCUD-made 3,300 mAh cell, so it should last quite a bit, provided the software is optimized.
On to the important question — why does this phone have a dual camera and how does it use it? Well, the Oukitel U20 Plus' main sensor is a 13 MP Sony IMX135, but it's assisted by a secondary one — a 0.3 MP sensor, which is only used to collect image data like distance, depth, and light. Using this, Oukitel's software algorithms should deliver quality photographs and will also give you post-processing options for bokeh focus effects, which is always cool.
On the front, we have a 5 MP selfie snapper, which the phone's software can use for 8 MP interpolated photos, if you insist on higher-res images of your mug.
The software on board is Android 6 Marshmallow, re-skinned to fit Oukitel's needs. It offers cool extra features, such as wake gestures (draw a simple letter on sleeping screen to open a specific app), Super Screenshot (scroll down a page and keep adding to a screenshot), screen record, and has 6 different UI themes out of the box. The phone supports dual SIM standby, with slots for a micro SIM and nano SIM card in a single tray. Note that if you choose to occupy the nano SIM slot, you will have no room for the microSD card for storage expansion.
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