Meet the Gionee S10, it comes with dual cameras on both the front and rear. The selfie combo is yet again having more resolution than the rear shooter with 20MP + 8MP as opposed to the 16MP + 8MP on the back. Both 8 MP on either sets are used for wide angle photography and bokeh effect but the company has gone further to add the ability to measure distances. The rest of the specs include a 5.5″ 1080p LCD with 2.5D curved glass, Android 7.0 Nougat is being driven by a MediaTek Helio P25 chipset with octa-core processor accompanied by whopping 6GB of RAM and 3450mAh battery all enclosed in a 7.4mm body.
Lastly, there is a budget oriented Gionee S10C, it is stripped of all dual cameras to keep the price low. A 13MP main camera and a 16MP selfie camera take care of photography needs. Snapdragon 427 is used instead of a Mediatek processor. RAM is capped at a commendable 4GB while the screen shrinks to 5.2 inch with 720p HD resolution and a 3100mAh battery. In terms of price, the Gionee S10 goes for $378 which is around half the cost of the iPhone 7 Plus that it resembles, the S10B goes for $320 and lastly the S10C is priced at $233. Those prices are very reasonable considering the specs you get, I cannot wait to get a chance to take these phones for a test run.
