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Android-smartphone xiaomi mi N1 in many respects copies the design of the iPhone 6s, but costs five times cheaper

In Russia, officially released a new smartphone N1 under the brand Iuni, owned by the Chinese company Gionee. The device borrows the design of the groundwork flagship solutions Apple can boast of the aluminum alloy used in the aerospace field.

The basis of the Iuni N1 – metal frame, front and rear panel closed curved 2.5 D glass. Visually, the novelty is very similar to the iPhone 6, and especially strongly the resemblance is noticeable on the bottom. Even the headphone Jack is located here and not on the topside, as most other smartphones. This Chinese clone is thinner than the original 6.3 mm versus 6.9 mm, the weight is the same – 129,

The company stresses that the creation of the smartphone relied on strength. The housing is made of aluminum alloy, which serves as a material for aerospace vehicles, and the display and other parts of the novelty is protected by glass Gorilla glass, resistant to scratches and damage.

On hardware characteristics Iuni N1 can be attributed to the smartphones of the middle class – a 5-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, 64-bit processor MediaTek MT6753 processor with a clock frequency of 1.5 GHz, 2 GB RAM, flash drive 16 GB, microSD card support, 13-megapixel main and 8-megapixel front camera. The battery capacity is 2400 mAh.

The software part of the novelty is built on the Android operating system 5.1. In this case the manufacturer asks for just 155 dollars (about 11 500 rubles), which is almost 5 times cheaper than the Apple flagship.

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The network has already appeared the reviews of the first owners of the device, which marks both the pros and cons of the smartphone. The owners speak positively about the body, sound and no disruptions. At the same time not too high, users appreciate the device’s camera, which in quality can not be compared with the cameras of smartphones Apple.

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