Dec 15, 2015 03:20 PM EST
Smartphone That Lasts For 15 Days Is Finally Here!

Oukitel is about to launch a new smartphone that will feature a massive battery capacity capable of surviving fifteen days of no charging.

One of the main problems of today's smartphones is its weak and inefficient batteries. However, a never-been-heard smartphone company can solve this specific issue with its upcoming phone powered by a massive cell capacity.

Oukitel, a mobile smartphone manufacturing company is about to release its latest handset called the K10000. From the name itself, the new device will be equipped with a battery capacity of 10,000 mAh. The device is said to be one of the first smartphones in the market that will have an enormous amount of battery power.

According to the China-based mobile company, their new product will solve the current problems concerning the inefficiency of smartphone batteries. With its 10,000 mAh capacity, the device can endure 10 to 15 days of usage without charging.

Compared to the latest handsets nowadays like the Apple 6S, Samsung Galaxy S6 and LG G4 which are already proven to have an average of 15 hours of usage only, K10000 will be the device that will answer the prayers of the heavy phone users. The new device will certainly provide a very promising smartphone experience as it is specifically built for continuous practice.

Although the new device is a monster in the field of endurance, other specifications of the phone are considered mid ranged which disappointed some users.

The smartphone is powered with 1GHz quad-core MediaTek processor together with a 2GB of RAM. It has an internal memory of 16GB which can be extended thru a micro SD card. The phone will also have a display of 5.5 inch with 720p resolution. The camera will be at 8MP rear and 2MP front. The device will be run by the Android 5.1 Lollipop OS.

At a price of $239.99 only, customers can already pre order the device on the GearBest online retailer. The products will be shipped starting January 21, 2016.

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