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ELEPHONE leaked out some video and pictures today showing unnamed yet unreleased phone with a waterdrop notch and cross-referencing with their website it looks most probably like the ELEPHONE A6 Mini model. This one should be carrying onboard the Helio A22 processor, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB storage or Android 9 Pie system and from the pictures we can add to the specs also side mounted fingeprint scanner and dual rear vertical cameras with a flash. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Speaking about interesting ELEPHONE models i can’t resist pointing out another comer to their official website, because it looks like the ELEPHONE A6 Pro will be their response to the current wave of phones with selfie camera integrated into the display in left-hand upper corner.

And this phone should bring some very solid hardware too, like the Helio P70 processor, 6,4-inch FHD+ Infinity screen, 20MP front camera or triple rear cameras. Well let’s hope for a quick release of such teased models. Professional classical music singer, tablet enthusiast and avid gamer with penchant for quality literature and tasty cuisine.

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