Gionee's latest flip phone offers two 720p displays, 4GB RAM, Helio P10 SoC

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Samsung and LG aren't the only vendors making high-end flip phones, as Gionee's latest offering in this space ups the ante with 4GB of RAM and a faux leather back. Dubbed the W909, the phone features two 4.2 720p IPS LCD displays, an octa-core MediaTek Helio P10 SoC, 64GB internal memory, microSD slot, 16MP camera at the back with PDAF, 5MP front camera, 2530mAh battery, USB Type-C connectivity, and a fingerprint sensor at the back. On the software front, you get the vendor's Amigo UI atop Android 5.1. The W909 is set to go on sale in China for ¥3,999 ($615). What do you guys think of the device? ...








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