Chinese phone maker VKworld has finally broken its
silence with news of a new acquisition and details of new phones. It has been a
long while since we last heard some news of what VKworld are up to, but the
silence has be broken as the company confirms 3 new models while also
announcing that it has bought rival phone maker Cagabi.
The first news is that now VKworld has acquired
Cagabi, the two brands with focus on seperate markets. VKworld will focus on
online sales while Cagabi will aim to break in to offline sales, this has also
meant that the Cagabi One Plus had been rebranded as the VKworld F2 and will be
available through Aliexpress.
The F2 is a 5incher with Sony IMX149 rear camera,
2GB RAM, 16GB memory, 2200 mah battery and 2.5D display. 7 colour options will be available including
red, green, blue and more. A little further up the range, VKworld has the S3.
The S3 is a 5.5-inch smartphone with selfie camera flash, Philips Speaker,
quad-core MT6580A chipset and 2800 mAh battery. VKworld states that the S3 has
been designed for multimedia use.
The real show stopper of the VKworld range though is
the VKworld Mix+ a smartphone that features a narrow bezel design and a screen
to body ratio of 85%. The handset has a similar design to it as the Xiaomi Mi
Mix and boasts a fingerprint scanner, 2.5D glass and 5.5inch display.
Well the S3 and F2 will go on sale
for only US$ 60, and while no pricing for the Mix+ has been revealed, VKworld says
that the price will be a surprise and will be one of the cheapest bezel-less
phones available.
