Saygus V2 pré-commandé depuis le 2 février, 550 $ vous offre le superphone avant tout le monde

Si vous aimez une bonne fiche technique, nous avons un téléphone pour vous. le Saygus V2 est le super-téléphone pour gouverner tous les super-téléphones. Sur le papier, c’est le téléphone parfait. Jetez simplement un coup d’œil à cette fiche technique, car c’est ce qu’est le Saygus V2.

Cela semble incroyable, n’est-ce pas? La bonne nouvelle est qu’ils ont vraiment réussi à intégrer tout cela dans un téléphone. La mauvaise nouvelle, c’est plus une preuve de concept en ce moment. L’appareil que nous avons utilisé dans la vidéo était littéralement collé (on pouvait voir la colle sèche). Il est difficile de dire si cet appareil sera un jour disponible.

Malheureusement, nous voyons beaucoup d’appareils comme celui-ci au CES. Des tonnes de promesses et de potentiel, mais nous n’entendons plus jamais parler d’eux. Que pensez-vous du Saygus V2 ? Seriez-vous intéressé par ces spécifications incroyables au détriment du support et de la crédibilité d’un petit fabricant ?

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In reply to deleted user.

Does “Cat4 LTE” cover T-Mo and AT&T’s frequencies?

For that price, this will flop.

In reply to lolwut.

+ infinity

Signed up!

Good and intriguing specs, but the design is only fine.

Here’s a tweet a got earlier today, about the updates on the Saygus V2. And yes everyone. It’s using a Snapdragon 801 processor. Check out @Saygus’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/Saygus/status/560891206041751552?s=09

In reply to King_James_The_Wicked.

Snapdragon 801 3gb ram.

In reply to scoter man1.

Snapdragon 801

In reply to steveb944.

No it wasn’t improperly glued. I thought it did at first. But from the final design, they cleaned up nice. It’s the 801 snapdragon processor they went with. it was the most stable for utilizing all its functions. Can’t blame them for that

In reply to mcl630.

It supports Cat4 LTE frequencies. Snapdragon 801. I’m not sure about if it’s running stock. It could be running stock, but don’t quote me. Just add cyangenmod until the stock lollipop is available.

Intriguing…

Wasn’t this the one that was horribly built and you could still see the glue?

Either way, too new a company to drop so much money on without knowing about upgrades on software and SPECIFICALLY what processor they’re using.

In reply to scoter man1.

“2.5Ghz Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon”

In reply to Durin123.

Bait and switch the ladies

Relatively unknown smartphone maker Saygus came out of left field during this year’s CES with their prototype Saygus V2 superphone. Originally, Saygus was giving anyone valuing a beefy spec sheet over a final, polished product the ability to pre-order the device on January 29th (that’s today), but has sinceed back this date to Feb 2nd, giving even more time to register and hold your spot in line.

What do you get when you pre-register? Saygus says they’ll be throwing in a free battery and a customized glass screen protector. Anyone who pre-registers before Feb 2nd will get a coupon code they can use to claim this “introductory package.” Oh, and in case you were thinking about hording all the V2’s to yourself, there’s a limit of 10 per customer. Damn.

Pre-orders will officially kick off at 11:59PM MST this Monday, February 2nd, 2015 (Groundhog Day) where the phone will be priced at $550. After pre-orders have concluded, the Saygus V2 price will jump up to $600. Notable Saygus V2 specs include a 5-inch 1080p display, 64GB internal storage, 2 micro SD card slots (up to 256GB), 21MP rear/13MP front facing cameras, and a large 3,100mAh battery.

Still on the fence? Don’t forget to check out our hands-on from CES earlier this month. Anyone thinking about picking one up?

[Saygus]

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