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#247883 28-Feb-2019 16:30
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This is a monster of a phone (in size). Its easily 3 phones stacked on top of each other.

 

A total of 18,000 mAh battery, and a standby time of 50 days!

 

But, would you buy anything like this?

 

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The Verge has reviewed it, and don't seem like they are fans of it.





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There are reports it weighs in at north of 400gms,  thats more than a can of beer!!!!,

 

I could not see really see anyone carrying that on their person for a day




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  #2188969 28-Feb-2019 16:51
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A comment on another site pointed out that it's no worse than a Game Boy.


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  #2189110 28-Feb-2019 22:20
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Personally I would not be carrying a Game Boy around with me either.

 

Mind you, this was one of my first phones (first GSM phone):

 

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The Motorola 3200 weigh 620 grams. And the phone I had before that was bigger and heavier again.





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  #2189111 28-Feb-2019 22:28
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Even as a ingresser, i can't even consider that monstrosity...

 

Something like the Mate 20 Pro already kicks ass in the battery department. 

 

 

 

Props to energiser for trying though!





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  #2189113 28-Feb-2019 22:46
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dual sim?

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  #2189121 28-Feb-2019 23:09
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nakedmolerat: dual sim?

 

It's dual standby 4G, so nothing revolutionary or different to the majority of other dual sim devices out there today.





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