Hisense’s first 5G mobile phone F50 released: equipped with UNISOC T7510

Today, Hisense’s first 5G mobile phone F50 equipped with Ziguang Zhanrui Tiger Ben T7510 was officially released. It supports SA and NSA dual-mode 5G, built-in 5010mAh battery, and the 6GB+128GB version is priced at 2199 yuan.

The Hisense F50 5G uses a 6.52-inch water drop screen, and the back of the fuselage uses a nano-scale aurora holographic texture, which is blessed with a high-precision optical lens coating process. IT House has learned that Hisense F50 5G is equipped with UNISOC T7510, supports SA/NSA dual-module network, mainstream 5G frequency bands such as N41/N78/N79, and intelligent seamless switching between 5G and 4G.

The Tiger Ben T7510 equipped with Hisense F50 5G adopts 2T4R transmission technology, and the number of antennas is doubled; the newly upgraded WiFi MIMO dual-antenna technology. UNISOC T7510 adopts an 8-core CPU architecture, consisting of four 2.0GHz Arm Cortex-A75 and four 1.8GHz Arm Cortex-A55. Tiger Ben T7510 integrates 4K@30fps codec, 802.11AC, BT 5.0 and other capabilities.

The Hisense F50 5G mobile phone is equipped with a 5010mAh large-capacity battery, supports 18W safe fast charging technology, and uses an 8mm ultra-wide heat pipe.

The Hisense F50 is equipped with a four-camera combination of 48 million main camera + 2 million depth of field + 8 million wide-angle + 2 million macro, providing super night scene, HDR, AI beauty and other photo functions. Among them, the depth of field camera also has an infrared detection function, which can prevent candid photography by detecting infrared signals.