14 DAY TRIAL // Even if the Samsung Galaxy S6 hasn't been out for long, the smartphone impressed a lot of people and attracted a great deal of positive feedback.
But given that the Galaxy S6 is a premium handset, it is bound to cost a pretty hefty amount of cash and not everyone will be able to afford the product.
However, if you really love the Galaxy S6’s design and look and you feel like you wouldn't be able to go on without one such gadget in your life, we have a solution for you.
As you have probably guessed already, we’ll be turning to China for a solution. Chinese device makers are notorious for blatantly copying iconic products such as the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S phones.
Brace yourselves, the Samsung Galaxy S6 clones are coming
The folks over at GizChina are claiming that an obscure device manufacturer (dubbed Clone-Maker No.1) is working towards rolling out a perfect Galaxy S6 clone. As you can see for yourself in the gallery, the company has done a pretty swell job, producing a phone that replicates the metal frame, various grills, buttons and ornaments.
However, we’re told that the phone will actually be a lower mid-range device that will go on sale for an affordable price.
It’s uncertain at this point what the phone will bring to the table in terms of specs, but if we’re to believe the hearsay, we’re looking at either a quad-core MediaTek MT6582 or a 64-bit octa-core MediaTek MT6732 chip on the inside.
Other specifications include 1GB/2GB of RAM and 32GB/64GB of internal storage, plus 3G/4G LTE connectivity.
We don’t have information regarding the price yet, but we’re expecting it to be a very friendly one. Look out for the Samsung Galaxy S6 clone sometime during next month.
Low-cost Chinese device makers have been perfecting themselves in the art of producing copycats. And some of these models are so good, one can easily be fooled into believing it’s the real deal.
In an earlier piece, we invited you to take a look at the best iPhone 6 lookalikes that are available for purchase today. Some of the options include models coming from up-and-rising phone makers such as ZTE and Meizu.
