China used to be very famous for copying big brands, like Adiadas, Neki, Xioami, HiPhone, etc. We laughed a lot because we knew it was a big scam and the quality was only inferior to the knowledge. Today, these have largely disappeared, or have become brand names and are now releasing "fakes" under their own name, like the Kubi 14S Ultra.
Without a doubt, one of the most successful smartphones in recent times has been the Xiaomi Mi 12S Ultra, which, confirming the knowledge and consensus among users, is also one of the most imitated phones.
According to news reports, it seems that a particular Chinese shop (Taobao), they are selling a device called Kubi 14S Ultra, which although previously bearing the OnePlus slogan Never Settle in the background. The back is virtually the same as the Xiaomi 12S Ultra.
Its profile promises a lot. It's equipped with the UNISOC Tiger T7510 eight-core processor, 6.8″ 144 Hz OLED high refresh screen and a large 6800 mAh battery (9800 mAh on the parameter page), supports HiFi dual speakers, side fingerprinting, infrared remote control, X-axis linear motor, 5G dual SIM - dual standby, etc. Already here we can have doubts, because the pictures and the parameter page do not match the features at all.
The front camera has a resolution of 32 megapixels, while the main camera on the back with optical stabilisation ( OIS ) is 48 megapixels. It also reportedly has an X-axis linear motor and there's a fingerprint scanner in the power button on the side.
The memory and the back-up memory are good, but who knows what's true. However, its price is probably in line with its actual capabilities:
- 10 GB + 128 GB: 788 yuan ~ 44.400 Ft
- 10 GB + 256 GB: 888 yuan ~ 50.000 Ft
- 10 GB + 512 GB: 988 yuan ~ 55.600 Ft
Don't get caught out by such outstanding offers, always check what you're buying! But if you want to show off a fake 12S Ultra phone, this is your day, because for that price, it's worth it for a fool. Although buying from Taobao isn't easy, it's hard, you can even move to Aliexpress or Ebay. Have you come across a similar FAKE phone?
