Gionee M6 Mini with 5.3-inch display and 4,000 mAh battery passes TENAA certification

02 August, 2016
The phone should become official soon, and will join the M6 and M6 Plus in Gionee's portfolio.

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  • Anonymous
  • mFd
  • 17 Jul 2022

Som, 06 Dec 2020Failed phone , the battery only lasts for about 6 months , ... moreI would love to use gionee 6mini but lot complian abuot the battery

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    • Som
    • Nue
    • 06 Dec 2020

    Failed phone , the battery only lasts for about 6 months , on my third battery now within a year of purchase , m6 mini failed fake battery life

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      • Edwin reings
      • r3a
      • 19 Jul 2020

      Yeah! That is my new phone soo awesome

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        • Talent
        • Nug
        • 03 Jun 2020

        I really like the phone

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          • mixa
          • pwT
          • 04 Aug 2016

          Now that's a weird definition of "mini". Let alone that it's 5.3", but 170g?WOW indeed mini it is...

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            • kenosis
            • ucr
            • 04 Aug 2016

            GSMarena should write "Mini Version of" M6 and M6 Plus.

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              • Anonymous
              • TSM
              • 04 Aug 2016

              smartphone industry should set some standard regarding size now...
              5 inch or below = mini
              5 ~ 5.5 inch = regular / standard
              5.7 ~ 6.4 inch = phablet / note series
              6.8 inch or above = tablet.
              that's it. why each brand has their own "mini" which actually isn't mini which is so confusing..

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                • Anonymous
                • XQ9
                • 04 Aug 2016

                thats right 5.3 is mini

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                  • Cyr4x
                  • i5T
                  • 04 Aug 2016

                  5,3'' mini... Better prepare your suitcase to carry next-gen phone...

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                    • Anonymous
                    • 7X7
                    • 04 Aug 2016

                    RC255, 04 Aug 2016'Mini' is a relative term. It is a miniature (smaller) vers... moreHow about you listen to this guy. Naming a phone mini must have something in reference to which in this maker's case the original Gionee M6. At some point when 6"+ phones have become the mainstream size to the point they call it normal- or regular-sized because some company out of nowhere figured out as if their noggins just finally made sense after all these years and decided to shake the market up by designing a series/lineup of models possessing thin top and bottom bezels or some innovation else ('cause it's literally right in front of them: bezels!), I'm pretty sure we'd begin to see 5.5"-5.8" as minis, lites, and whatnot. No matter how we twist such unfitting naming argument, it is still a company's decision to make. Mi Max Mini was just an imagined example, if one did not get my side pun. Try Zenfone 3 Ultra Mini/Lite and one will perhaps arrive nowhere under 6"

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                      • Sanjoy
                      • U{t
                      • 04 Aug 2016

                      Sorin, 03 Aug 2016Exactlly my point!! It's a damn phablet, not a mini I guess 5 inch phones are going to be "micro mini" in a few months going at this rate....lol

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                        • Anonymous
                        • UD{
                        • 04 Aug 2016

                        it does not mean that it is 5 inches and up, it is already a phablet and can't be called a mini, some brands has their flagships with big sizes and they have the right to call the smaller version as a mini even if it is bigger than 5 inches, and we all know the smaller ones also has lower specs that's why they call it mini

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                          • AnonD-237381
                          • 8UF
                          • 04 Aug 2016

                          Anonymous, 04 Aug 2016Can't argue about that, 'tis the company's discretion to na... moreWhat? As far as I know the Mi Max is just a magnified version of the Redmi Note 3 with Snapdragon, I think their naming is pretty straightforward.

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                            • Anonymous
                            • 7X7
                            • 04 Aug 2016

                            AnonD-407852, 04 Aug 2016Yday 5.2" was mini phone.. today 5.3"... OMG..Can't argue about that, 'tis the company's discretion to name them however they see fit. At least they do not name them as the much research-needed Asus models. No hate to Asus comes from me, I can certainly get by their confusing model codes but I do see other potential customers struggle and sometimes quit in the middle of their model search. Maybe even some day we'd see a Xiaomi Mi Max Mini at 6.14" from Mi Max's 6.44". The analogy was pretty much inspired from Redmi Pro to the rumored Redmi Pro Mini, that is 5.5" is to 5.2" (a 3-inch diff)

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                              • AnonD-407852
                              • kqy
                              • 04 Aug 2016

                              Yday 5.2" was mini phone.. today 5.3"... OMG..

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                                • AnonD-166545
                                • T7p
                                • 04 Aug 2016

                                This is NOT a mini. Gionee can go to hell.

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                                  • RC255
                                  • ncN
                                  • 04 Aug 2016

                                  AnonD-568136, 03 Aug 2016Maybe compared to PLUS it's mini '_'...that's kind of the point.

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                                    • RC255
                                    • ncN
                                    • 04 Aug 2016

                                    yuri, 03 Aug 20165.3" device with 170g weight is called mini? O_o;'Mini' is a relative term. It is a miniature (smaller) version of the original. So actually, 'Mini' is perfectly fine and people need to stop thinking the moniker means 'very small'. It just means smaller than the original.

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • qNh
                                      • 03 Aug 2016

                                      This is stupid. Even if it had the same design as the AQUOUS Crystal it would still be too big for pockets.

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                                        • AnonD-568136
                                        • atD
                                        • 03 Aug 2016

                                        yuri, 03 Aug 20165.3" device with 170g weight is called mini? O_o;Maybe compared to PLUS it's mini '_'