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Gionee M7 Power Officially Announced


Gionee M7 Power was announced alongside the M7 earlier this week in China as the Big Gold Steel 2, but the company has now officially announced it for global
market. The new phone comes with slightly less powerful hardware compared to the Gionee M7, but a larger 5,000 mAh battery.
Otherwise, the phones are very similar. It comes with a 6-inch HD+ 18:9 FullView display with 85% screen-to-body ratio, Snapdragon 435, 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage, dual-SIM support, an 8 MP selfie camera and a 13 MP sensor. The Gionee M7 Power is priced at $299 and comes in dark blue, black and gold.

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