It looks like Doogee has a number of smartphones in store for its fans in the coming months. We have already seen leaks about the Doogee F3 as well as the Valencia2 Y100 Pro. Now, we have come across another leak from our source which reveals an interesting device, the Doogee S6000.

The selling point of the device will definitely be its looks. The Doogee S6000 takes its design inspiration from the popular Xiaomi Mi Note flagship. So, you get the same 2.5D glass front as well as a slightly curved back on the device. There will be a 3D GLONASS Glass back cover as well as a premium CNC Zinc Titanium frame.

The design even reveals dual speakers at the bottom. Another impressive feat is that the phone measures just 9mm which although is thicker than competitors, its quite slim for a 6000mAh smartphone. The screen to body ratio should be around 75 percent with 2.5mm slim bezels.

The Doogee S6000 is actually lower mid-range device with decent specs. However, it has everything that a smartphone user would want from a phone. One of the highlights of the device is its monster 6000mAh battery. Yes, its not a typo, but our source reveals that the phone will have such a large battery which ensures at least three to four days of usage on the device.

Whats more, the phone support’s Mediatek’s Pump Express fast charging technology which can charge the device up to 75  percent in under 30 minutes. This  seems to be a killer deal for anyone who’s not happy with their phone’s battery life.

As for the other specs, the Doogee S6000 is said to come with the MT6735 quad-core chipset clocked at 1.5GHz. Unfortunately, there’s only 1GB RAM on board. For storage, you get 16GB of expandable memory. The display up front will be of 5.5-inches, with 720p resolution.

As for the camera, there is a decent f/2.0 8MP shooter at the back with dual LED flash and up front, there is a 5MP camera unit. The phone will run on the latest Android 5.1 version. Another possible feature could be Wireless Charging, but we are not sure of that.

Overall, its one of the best looking lower mid-range phones in the market. The Xiaomi Mi Note like design will definitely attract a lot of buyers as will the cheap $139.99 price tag. Expect the Doogee S6000 to be announced sometime in August this year.

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Clones of famous smartphones are quite popular both in China and other parts of the world. So, it was not surprising to see Xiaomi Mi Note clones come up online via websites like Taobao. The clone looks so identical to the original model that its very hard to distinguish between the two just by looking at the two devices.

However, we are here to tell you how you can spot the fake Xiaomi Mi Note from the real one. So, anyone who is planning to buy a Mi Note make sure to note the points given below.

What to check when buying a new Xiaomi Mi Note?

• 1. First of all, check the build quality of the device. Although design wise, a fake one will look like the real one, the quality of workmanship is poorer in the fake Xiaomi Mi Note, so if you feel something is not at its right place, then its very likely that you are looking at a fake one.

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• 2. The recent Xiaomi Mi Note clones that have come up for sale are made out of plastic. On the other hand, the real Xiaomi Mi Note is made from solid glass. As a result, if the device feels like its made out of cheap plastic, then you’ve got the fake one in your hands. Return it immediately!

These were the things that helped you identify the device even before starting up the device. Now, lets look at what you can check after booting it up.

• 3. If you have been unsuccessful in spotting a clone by now, don’t worry. There are several things that you can check once the device has booted up to ensure that your Mi Note is real. Firstly, the cheap Mi Note clones have a blue tint on the display. This is due to the cheap display panel used inside the device. On the other hand, the original Mi Note’s display looks quite crisp and balanced. Also, the resolution will be too low for a device as good as a flagship device.

• 4. The next thing you can do is run some tests. Most benchmark tests will instantly reveal the actual performance of the device. The scores will be much lower than Xiaomi Mi Note’s 46000+ scores. Expect the clones to score about 18000 points, thanks to the modest 1GB RAM and MT6582 (probably) SoC inside. This is a sure indicator that your Mi Note is a fake, and you should instantly replace it or avoid purchasing it.

As you can see, once you boot up the device and run some tests, its quite easy to identify the fake one from a real Xiaomi Mi Note. Don’t just go by the design and the built, looks can be deceiving. So, its always better to go for trusted resellers while purchasing a new smartphone.

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