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Cherry Mobile to launch the Flare S7 series of smartphones

Cherry Mobile is poised to refresh its smartphone lineup as the Flare S7 series are arriving soon.

Cherry Mobile Flare S6

ROM dumps of supposedly the new Cherry Mobile Flare S7 series of devices have been seen to bear the following configurations:

Flare S7 Flare S7 Deluxe Flare S7 Lite
Chip 1.5GHz
Mediatek MT6739
1.5GHz
Mediatek MT6739
1.3GHz
Mediatek MT6580
GPU IMG PowerVR GE8100 IMG PowerVR GE8100 ARM Mali-400 MP2
Connectivity Dual SIM, LTE Dual SIM, LTE Dual SIM, 3G
Bluetooth 4.2 4.2 4.0
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n 802.11 a/b/g/n 802.11 b/g/n
GPS GPS, Glonass GPS, Glonass GPS
OS Android 8.1 Oreo Android 8.1 Oreo Android 8.1 Oreo

With these configurations, it’s expected that the country’s top local brand will offer the next-generation Flare S7 series of devices at affordable price points as what they have started with the Flare S6, but lots of questions still remain. Would it ditch CherryOS for clean Android Oreo? Would there be more phones in this series that we haven’t heard of? The new Flare S7 series of phones from Cherry Mobile is expected to launch in the coming weeks as the holiday season kicks in.

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3 Responses

  1. Avatar for Denzel Horstman Denzel Horstman says:

    Many thanks, do you know what phones available in the Philippines will also work in the USA with an AT&T or T-Mobile SIM?

  2. Avatar for Denzel Horstman Denzel Horstman says:

    Will these new Cherry Mobile phones be useable in the USA. I have a FlareX2, J3 Plus and an old Amber and none can be used with either an AT&T or T-Mobile prepaid SIM.
    When I ask the SIM vendor they advise the units are not compatible with the US system?
    True?

    • Avatar for Anne Lim Anne Lim says:

      It depends. Most likely not due to the frequency bands deployed by US GSM-based networks such as AT&T and T-Mobile are different from what’s used by most GSM-based mobile networks of the world.

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