iPhone 6 China Clone Goophone i6 iPhone Leaked Features: 4.7", IPS qHD; Quad-Core MediaTek (MT6582) Processor; 1GB RAM; 13MP Cam

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iPhone 6 China Clone: Apple has not said anything about two variants to be released - a 4.7" and a 5.5". The expected release date is sometime close to September this year. But iPhone watchers know that Apple is a tad bit late for releasing both the iPhone 6 and the iWatch, initially thought to release together.

That has not stopped iPhone 6 China Clones from propping up in the market. Clones are popular in China and Chinese technology allows for cheap materials that are more 'use and throw' than the cherished sapphire crystals in an iPhone. Goophone is a firm that produces near to the original product when it comes to flagships like the iPhone (GooPhone i5S), Samsung Galaxy S (Goophone S5), and HTC (Goophone M8) etc. Goophone has a reputation for making clones that resemble the original.

Gizchina reported that GooPhone i6 is ready to go on sale on August 1. So far, GooPhone will relase the 4.7-inch, which has the following specs:

IPS qHD display; quad-core MediaTek (MT6582) processor; 1GB of RAM; 13-megapixel rear camera; 5-megapixel front camera; 1GB of RAM, and 8GB of ROM. The GooPhone i6 is quite evidently based on what's been seen so far in numerous iPhone 6 leaks.

Another iPhone 6 clone, which rivals the Goophone is Wicoi6. The Wicoi6 has been demonstrated in two videos by Jacky Zou and Nowwhereelse was the first to reveal the models, clearly showing the anticipated features on Apple's iPhone6.
There has been much talk about the design supremacy of the iPhone and Apple is touted for its design concepts and engineering. This might be something that the Chinese clones can't touch.

The Wico i6 video on Nowwherelse features reveals some of the leaks that have been 'outed' recently, including a curved edge with the right panel housing the power button,and a left side volume button that has been reportedly modified on the upcoming iPhone 6.

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