From Huawei to Samsung and beyond, it turns out that there are quite a few copycat phone clones on Amazon. These are the best worst examples.
The rest of the device is suitably terrible, featuring a 2013-era budget MTK6572 processor (dual-core Cortex-A7 CPU),1GB of RAM,8GB of storage, and a 2,200mAh battery that charges via micro-USB. The brand listed the phone as having “128GB of expandable storage,” which actually means it offers microSD expansion up to 128GB. Otherwise, the back only sports a solitary 5MP rear camera despite the presence of so many “lenses.” User ratings are currently pegged at an average of 2.7 stars out of five, which makes me wonder whether the few five-star ratings were sketchy to begin with. Some of the users note that the phone actually has Android 4.4 rather than Android 6.0 as promised, that the fingerprint unlock feature was actually cosmetic and could be unlocked by any finger, and that many couldn’t find SIM slots. Speaking of cameras, you’re looking at what appear to be four lenses here, but the company can’t seem to decide if it has one or two 5MP rear cameras.
