Back in September, we told you about an unannounced handset, the Doogee T6, that was expected to launch in November carrying an impressive 6000mAh battery. Today, the manufacturer has made the phone official, and even raised the battery capacity slightly to 6250mAh. There seems to be an escalation in the battery race among Chinese smartphone producers. The Oukitel K6000 is now available for pre-orders stuffed with a 6000mAh power plant.

The Doogee T6 gets up to 101 hours of use between charges, according to the manufacturer. Despite the massive battery, the phone still manages to measure 9.9mm thick. While Doogee didn’t mention any specs outside of the battery, previous rumors mentioned that the T6 will contain the MediaTek MT6735 chipset, which includes a quad-core CPU and the Mali-T720 MP2 GPU. 2GB of RAM is rumored to be inside, along with 16GB of non-expandable storage. The camera combo, from back to front, is said to be 8MP/2MP.

The Doogee T6 will support 2A fast charge, and with reverse charging you will be able to use it to power up other devices. Doogee says that it is on pace for a November release. At that time, we should hear about pricing and availability.

source: Doogee