[Update] InFocus M810T Qualcom budget Snapdragon 801

[GizBot]

InFocus M810T review specifications Snapdragon 801 2GB budget mobile

Now that Snapdragon 810 has been released, 2014’s flagship Snapdragon 801 has been significantly reduced in price. Thus we’ve had a rash of well-priced Snapdragon 801 SoC mobiles. Up for […]

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InFocus M810T (coupon code: M810T)@www.everbuying.net: http://www.everbuying.net/product1081635.html

[WearySky]

I'm pretty excited about this phone. Can't wait to get my hands on it.

[Ninja^F.U.B.A.R.]

If happen to be in an area with 1900/2100 WCDMA or its LTE bands, it's a great looking deal.

[WearySky]

So, my review unit arrived... A few things:

- LTE bands supported are actually B1 and B3. WCDMA supported is actually 850/1900/2100. Gearbest specs seem to be wrong.

- Looks like it can't be rooted if you upgrade to the latest Lollipop firmware. Whoopsy.

[cookiedough]

Not sure how you determined frequencies, but the official CN/IN/TW Infocus sites all list as shown at Everbuying. WCDMA 1900/2100 LTE 1/3/8/28.

[WearySky]

Not sure how you determined frequencies, but the official CN/IN/TW Infocus sites all list as shown at Everbuying. WCDMA 1900/2100 LTE 1/3/8/28.

I determined it by the sticker on the back of the box that it came packaged in:

[GizBeat]

Not sure how you determined frequencies, but the official CN/IN/TW Infocus sites all list as shown at Everbuying. WCDMA 1900/2100 LTE 1/3/8/28.

I determined it by the sticker on the back of the box that it came packaged in:

Can't always trust the sticker (or the site) when it comes to these guys.

Very interesting. If it really does turn out to have WCDMA 850, that's a big plus for Asians and Americans.

Innos recently had incorrect specs on their box, but hoping it's the reverse here (that the Infocus site is wrong and box is correct).