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2014-05-18, 16:27
Not even close to the case. Only some generic clones and rare cases with a couple different models. And iNew for example may sell phones for rebranding.
They use the same SoC, yes. Same many more popular brands uses Qualcomm SoC. 720p and 1080p are common screen resolutions throughout most all modern mobiles. Same with 1gb and 2gb RAM or 16gb 32gb storage.
Regarding problems. All of my China phones have been nearly perfect. I don't buy cheap clones though either. As mentioned by dirknirk, all the way back to MT6016 SIM signal and WiFi have always been fine.
I rarely have had any issues with MT6582 MT6592 GPS and in any case, problems with GPS are not limited only to China phones. https://www.google.co.th/search?q=samsun...1&ie=UTF-8
Again, MT6582 and MT6592 are fine with GPS. iOcean or no. No worse or better than many Qualcomm units.
They use the same SoC, yes. Same many more popular brands uses Qualcomm SoC. 720p and 1080p are common screen resolutions throughout most all modern mobiles. Same with 1gb and 2gb RAM or 16gb 32gb storage.
Regarding problems. All of my China phones have been nearly perfect. I don't buy cheap clones though either. As mentioned by dirknirk, all the way back to MT6016 SIM signal and WiFi have always been fine.
I rarely have had any issues with MT6582 MT6592 GPS and in any case, problems with GPS are not limited only to China phones. https://www.google.co.th/search?q=samsun...1&ie=UTF-8
Quote:(2014-05-18, 15:55)Sniper47 Wrote: Difficult to find someone who's complained about iOcean. I don't think you can go wrong there.
The iOcean G7 does not have the GPS problem of other MTK phones...
Again, MT6582 and MT6592 are fine with GPS. iOcean or no. No worse or better than many Qualcomm units.
