H’Max recently introduced their newest phone tablet, the MX9, a phablet that resembles a cellphone the most.

By just looking at the MX9, you would have a hard time distinguishing it from a regular smartphone. It has a very narrow screen frame. On top of the screen are the receiver, front-camera, and sensor. The battery cover is made of magnalium. This device is available in gold and silver, and is only about 7mm thick.

Like the majority of phablets, the MX9 uses a processor from MTK. In this case, it is the MTK8382 quad-core chipset. It supports WCDMA/GSM dual-SIM, has 1GB RAM and 16GB ROM, and also sports a 2mp/8mp dual-camera. Its OS is kitkat-customized. It also sports a 6.95-inch OGS screen with 1024 x 600 resolution.

As of now, no price has been revealed.

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Cube has enjoyed success in the phablet market with its Talk flagship series due to their great features and affordable prices. Early June, Cube released the Talk8, a qud-core phablet with an 8-inch screen that only costs 599 RMB (97.71 USD), and now they will release a new cheaper version, the Talk8 H.

The Talk8 H is a watered down version of the original. The Talk8’s G+G touchscreen has been replaced with a G+P but both are still made of the same material. Furthermore, the Talk8’s 5mp AF rear camera has been replaced with a 2mp one.

Other than these two, the rest of this phablet’s specs remain the same. It is still white and its measurements are 220 x 123 x 9.5mm. It still uses a Samsung PLS display screen with 1280 x 800 resolution and its processor is the 1.3GHz MTK8382 quad-core chipset. It also has 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM. Its front camera is still .3mp and it is powered by a 4500mAh battery. Its OS is based on the Android 4.42. It also supports WCDMA internet and WiFi-Display.

The Cube Talk8 H is much cheaper than the Talk8, costing only 499 RMB.

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