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Cubot
Company typePublic
Genre
Founded2012
Headquarters
Area served
China
ParentShenzhen Huafurui Technology

Cubot is a brand of Android smartphones manufactured in China[1] by Shenzhen Huafurui Technology Co., Ltd. The company is based in Shenzhen[2] and was founded in 2012.

Hardware

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Cubot phones use the MediaTek system on a chip and the ARM architecture.

Provided without additional GUI to Android nor bloatwares pre-installed.[3]

Smartphones series

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  • C, R, P: low-end market.
  • KingKong, Quest: rugged smartphones.
  • Note: wide screen.
  • Power (formerly H): large battery.
  • J, R, Rainbow, GT: very low-end market.
  • P: below the X series.
  • S: ?
  • X: Cubot's most expensive smartphones.
  • Hafury: Fashion

Models released

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Previous and current models include:

2013

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  • T9
  • A890
  • A6589S
  • GT99
  • C10+
  • C9+
  • C9W
  • GT72
  • C7+
  • P9
  • C6
  • P5
  • GT90
  • Bobby
  • C11
  • One
  • P6

2014

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  • X6
  • S208
  • S222
  • S308
  • S108
  • P7
  • GT88
  • GT95
  • P10
  • S168
  • Zorro 001
  • S200
  • X9

2015

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  • S350
  • X10
  • X11
  • X12
  • X15
  • H1
  • P11
  • X16
  • X17
  • P12
  • S600
  • Note S

2016

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  • S550
  • S550 Pro
  • Z100
  • CheetahPhone
  • S500
  • H2
  • X17 S
  • Dinosaur
  • Rainbow
  • X16 S
  • Max
  • Echo
  • Z100 Pro
  • Manito
  • Cheetah 2

2017

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  • Rainbow 2
  • R9
  • Magic
  • Note Plus
  • X18
  • H3
  • King Kong

2018

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  • R11
  • X18 Plus
  • J3
  • J3 Pro
  • Nova
  • Power
  • P20
  • A5
  • King Kong 3

2019

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  • Quest
  • Quest Lite
  • X19
  • J5
  • R15
  • MAX 2
  • J7
  • X20
  • X20 Pro
  • P30
  • R15 Pro
  • R19
  • Note 20
  • KingKong Mini

2020

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  • J8
  • J9
  • C20
  • C30
  • P30
  • P40
  • Note 7
  • Note 20
  • Note 20 Pro
  • X30
  • Kingkong 2
  • Kingkong CS
  • Quest Lite
  • X19
  • X19 S
  • X20
  • X20 Pro
  • X30

2021

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  • X50
  • Note 20 pro
  • Max 3
  • J10
  • Kingkong 6 Pro

2022

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  • Pocket
  • Pocket 3
  • J20
  • P50
  • P60
  • Note 8
  • Note 9
  • Note 30
  • Kingkong Mini 2 Pro
  • Kingkong Mini 3
  • Kingkong 5
  • Kingkong 6
  • Kingkong 7

2023

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  • P80
  • X70
  • Kingkong 9
  • Kingkong Power
  • Note 50
  • Kingkong Star
  • Note 21

Cheetah Phone

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In February 2016, Cubot and Cheetah Mobile launched the CheetahPhone,[4] an Android 6.0 Marshmallow based smartphone, at MWC in Barcelona, Spain.[5]

In 2016, Cubot and Kilimall launched the Cubot Note S,[6][7][8] which includes an eight megapixel primary camera. The secondary camera is five megapixels. The 5.5" scratch resistant screen comes with an extra layer of security in the form of a protector. It has a high definition resolution of 720p. The device has a mono speaker and a 3.5mm jack. The device has 16 gigabytes of internal storage, expandable to 64 gigabytes with a Micro SD card.[citation needed]

References

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  1. ^ Android Authority, http://www.androidauthority.com/cubot-s208-full-review-hands-402184/
  2. ^ Company Profile, archived from the original on 2014-09-20, retrieved 2017-11-17
  3. ^ "CUBOT Mobile".
  4. ^ "Phone - Hands On". YouTube (Video). 2016-03-01. Retrieved 2016-03-18.
  5. ^ "Cubot and Cheetah Mobile unveil the CheetahPhone, headed to Europe for €199". GSM Arena. 23 February 2016. Retrieved 18 March 2016.
  6. ^ "Cubot Note S Launching in Churchill show". YouTube (Video). 2016-02-25. Retrieved 2016-03-18.
  7. ^ "Cubot Note S, the most affordable smartphone, available on Kilimall.co.ke" (News). 2016-03-23. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  8. ^ "Cubot Note S, the most affordable smartphone, available on Kilimall.co.ke" (News). 2016-03-29. Retrieved 2016-03-29.
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