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2Gb/16Gb Android 5.1 quad phone £56.00 @ GearBest

£56 GearBest18 Nov 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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jevtamsn

11 Nov 15

Silly specs for the money:
DOOGEE Y100 Pro Android 5.1 4G LTE Smartphone 5.0 inch HD IPS OGS Screen 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass MTK6735 64bit Quad Core 2GB RAM 16GB ROM 8.0+13.0MP Camera
Display: 5.0 inch HD IPS OGS Screen 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass
CPU: MTK6735 64bit Quad Core 1.0GHz
GPU: Mali-T720
System: Android 5.1
RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM
Camera: 8.0MP front camera + 13.0MP back camera
Bluetooth: 4.0
GPS: GPS, A-GPS
Smart gestures + Wake Gesture + 3 finger fast screenshot + Ultra effective power saving mode + Hotknot+ PIP mode + Xender makes sharing easier
SIM Card: Dual SIM dual standby, ordinary SIM, micro SIM

Top comments

hcc27 to Gollywood

11 Nov 15 4 #9

I've had the X5 Pro from the earlier deal on here for a few days now. Have got quite a large no of apps running on it, but I must say I'm impressed with the battery life. I seem to get a solid 1.5 days with moderate use. The battery is also removable and you can pick them up from many Chinese sites. The X5 Pro is a great phone, everything works, the screen is 720p but very clear with punchy colours, GPS locks on in seconds. I'm a happy camper.

Latest comments (39)

Mitch_s_s

25 Dec 15 #39

~£81 now

jevtamsn

17 Nov 15 #38

Just received it today (EU warehouse, 6 days exactly) and totally impressed with it. It replaces our kid's old iphone 4 and it rips through everything at lightspeed in comparison. It feels nearly as fast as my wife's beaten sony, and in fact she was looking at the new shiny toy longingly -- but of course -- once you go waterproof, nothing can pry an xperia from your fingers... Anyway - Y100 looks insane for the money.

hel27n

11 Nov 15 #30

This one or the X5 Pro?????

Torchwood to hel27n

12 Nov 15 #37

I have the X5 Pro. It seems fine so far. Under £50 from Banggood.

Install mobile app and get voucher code, the buy using app. That should take it down below £50. Took about 2 weeks to arrive from China, via Sweden.

Satan_Claws

12 Nov 15 #36

I bought this phone a few months ago for £85, very pleased with it, great performance, very fast compared to my old Razri and the battery lasts 2 days easy with normal use. Less obviously if using heavily but even then I get over a days use.
Only problem I have is I got a People's Operator sim and no matter what they tired we could not get the data to work on it. But all other sims I have tried have been fine.

garybrady2

11 Nov 15 #29

I know its not the same phone but I ordered the Doogee Mini F1 and it had a fault, I paid the extra for them to send me a replacement and it had the same fault so I'm not sure I trust Doogee. I think it is a manufacturing problem. just so you know, if you have a problem with an item from China you are very limited on what you can do. It will always cost you more money. I ended up buying an Elephone P6000 Pro for just under £100, from the UK and would highly recommend it.

lumac999 to garybrady2

11 Nov 15 1 #35

I also have the power pro 3gb versionfrom eBay about 100 quid. Quite impressed with it.

mattashhall

11 Nov 15 #34

It is definitely OOS in the EU warehouse.

anonimousse

11 Nov 15 #33

Don't just look, try adding it to cart.

brookysm

11 Nov 15 #32

I've just looked, no it isn't.

JayR123

11 Nov 15 #31

I bought one of these for my wife 3 weeks ago at £68. The phone is excellent for the price. Memory, screen, processor, battery, are all excellent. Runs every app she has put on it and games like Minecraft and Asphalt 8 work well. The camera is fine, the sort of quality you got from a Samsung S3. The back looks metal but is plastic.. Spare batteries cost £6 and cases £3+. The sound is fine for a phone but I wouldn't want to listen to music without headphones or an external speaker.

dean_brfc

11 Nov 15 #28

You would probably get more heat if you added "Doogee Y100" to the title, they're a reasonable brand.

theaccountant

11 Nov 15 #3

pretty damming review re battery and audio which is a shame

http://www.gizchina.com/2015/07/26/doogee-y100-pro-review/

jevtamsn to theaccountant

11 Nov 15 #27

That review refers to the phone being priced £80. I just ordered it and the total came tp £54.38. Different expectations at just over £50.

anonimousse

11 Nov 15 1 #19

A quick question: as I don't have a dual-sim phone, is it possible to separate or rather spread the use of calls, texts and data across two SIM's. For example, can you put EE data SIM in Slot 1 and a 2G/GSM for calls/texts in Slot 2 or vice-versa, without losing too much functionality from either?

paulandpam1 to anonimousse

11 Nov 15 2 #22

Yes you can do exactly that, also you can opt for the default sim for making calls or have it ask you each time you make a call which one you want to use.

jevtamsn to anonimousse

11 Nov 15 1 #26

I used to have a dual SIM phone and you lose nothing in terms of functionality. It just uses both and tells you which one is receiving current call. When you dial out you can set up a default sim or choose one each time you call. Web-wise, you set up one or the other as a service.

JayDubya

11 Nov 15 #25

Silver available in EU but price now £71

nigelbutler

11 Nov 15 #24

Have you had other Android phones previously? Just wondering how the X5 pro compares ... Has it got Google Play store on it etc? Thanks for any information as its hard to get real people to give real experiences with these phones

hel27n

11 Nov 15 #23

This one or the X5 Pro?????

JustLikeArkwright

11 Nov 15 #20

Looks good for I want, a backup, bluetooth use and some tethering. Any reason not to take a punt?

ando to JustLikeArkwright

11 Nov 15 #21

it's OOS in the EU :disappointed:

sofiasar

11 Nov 15 #16

wasn't this posted for £32 earlier this afternoon????

ando to sofiasar

11 Nov 15 #17

no that was a different model http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/doogee-smart-phone-32-79-delivered-gearbest-2320259?view=lastpostread

paulandpam1 to sofiasar

11 Nov 15 #18

Same daft name but not the pro model.

ando

11 Nov 15 #15

OOS :disappointed:

m1keyp1key

11 Nov 15 #14

Hot, been looking at this for the last couple of months and it was always around £80+

shug119

11 Nov 15 #13

Hot

JayDubya

11 Nov 15 #12

how has the heat gone down? seriously! £56 delivered from UK, 4G, 5", 2Gb, 16Gb, quad core & Lolipop.
I wish people would post their reasons. I suspect people are just generalising against this kind of product.

hcc27

11 Nov 15 2 #11

Yes I'd say definitely so, with occasional use I'd wager on 1.5 days. To give you an idea, I was taking a call via a bluetooth headset while having GPS navigation on in the car for about 45 min, and the battery dropped only 15% which isn't bad at all.

Gollywood

11 Nov 15 #10

Would yo say with average use (ocassional surfing, texting etc) through the day you can get by without having to charge?

Gollywood

11 Nov 15 1 #7

The battery life on the Doogee fones is suspect. Requires charging mid way through day which is unacceptable these days

hcc27 to Gollywood

11 Nov 15 4 #9

MrSmudge

11 Nov 15 #8

Are both sim cards active at the same time?

JayDubya