The Gionee P50 Pro has been launched, and it combines design elements from the Huawei P50 Pro, Honor 50, and Apple iPhone 13.
Typically, we focus on every minor advancement made by large smartphone manufacturers while ignoring less famous ones. However, firms in this category sell millions of cellphones in China. So it’s not fair not to mention them as well. Gionee is one of them, a brand that creates attractive and reasonably priced mid-range and low-end devices. The Gionee P50 Pro, the company’s new entry-level model, was launched today. In reality, in terms of aesthetics, the latter combines the features of the Huawei P50 Pro, Honor 50, and Apple iPhone 13. The 4+64GB model costs 659 yuan ($99), the 4+128GB model costs 739 yuan ($110), and the 6+128GB model costs 759 yuan ($113). They are now available for purchase.
Gionee P50 Pro Specifications
The Gionee P50 Pro has a 6.517-inch 1600720 LCD screen as its primary display. What’s more, it still employs an unusual notch design. The rear is designed with a “dual mirror.” In compared to the others, the crystal color version is the most appealing.
The phone is powered by a UNISOC T310 chip manufactured in a 12nm process. It has an A75*1@2.0GHz + A55*3@1.8GHz architecture with a PowerVR GE8300 GPU integrated. The SoC is backed up by 4 / 6 GB of RAM and 64 / 128 GB of native storage.
In terms of measurements, our protagonist measures 165.0 x 77.3 x 8.9 mm, has a built-in 3900mAh battery with 10W charging capabilities, and weighs 211g. The resolution of the back camera is 13 MP. It has a single sensor. The phone has a 5MP camera on the front. A Type-C interface is provided for charging and data transfer. We should also highlight that the gadget retains the incredibly modern 3.5mm headphone jack, supports 4G, and has Dolby Atmos twin speakers that claim to give HIFI sound quality.
Finally, this low-cost handset includes solutions for side fingerprint recognition and facial recognition.