After the release of the C-One, CKCOM is planning to release another cellphone. This phone’s model number is K3 and though its specs are common among other phones in the same price race, they are higher than the C-One’s. Also, it only costs about 1000 RMB.

The CKCOM K3’s main selling point is its simple desight. Its round HOME button at the front and the camera’s position are similar to those in the Nubia Z5S mini’s design. Its measurements are 143 x 71 x 7.9 mm. It is available in 7 colors.

The CKCOM K3’s specs, though, are just so-so. It sports a 5-inch 720p OGS display screen, uses the 1.3GHz MT6582 processor, and has 1GB RAM and 4G ROM. It also sports a 2mp/8mp dual-camera and is powered by a 1500mAh battery. It supports WCDMA+GSM dual-SIM. Its OS is the Android 4.3 which is rare among devices that use MTK’s processors.

The CKCOM K3’s market price is 1698 RMB (276.60 USD) but costs 999 RMB (162.73 USD) in online stores like JD.

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In recent years, many tablet manufacturers have decided to sell tablets with eight-core processors. These tablets use chips developed by MTK. CHUWI’s new product, the VX3 will use the MT6592 octa-core chip becoming one of the first tablets to use this chip.

The CHUWI VX3 will first be sold at JD.com for about 999 RMB （$159.74）from May 5 to 12.

The VX3 uses the octa-core MT6592 processor with a main frequency of 2GHz. It is the only 1000 RMB tablet that runs on it right now and uses a built-in 2GB DDR3 ram and 16GB memory space (expandable). It also has a 2Mp x 8Mp dual-camera (Samsung sensor/f/2.4 aperture/LED), and runs on a 3000mA battery.

The CHUWI VX3 runs on the Android 4.4 operating system and is customized. It can also support the WCDMA/GSM dual-SIM card and HDMI function as well as sensory functions commonly found in smart phones. Its measurements are 191 x 106 x 7.9mm.

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