smartphone
smartphone · Oinom
- SoC
- mt6580
- RAM
- 1 GB LPDDR3_1066
- Resolution
- 1184x720
- Android API
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What this hardware actually means
Editorial interpretation generated from the device's self-reported fields and our SoC tier database. Cross-reference with the raw fields below; if you spot a contradiction, please tell us.
Platform & performance positioning
The oinom smartphone is built around the MT6580, a budget SoC from MediaTek. It launched in 2015 on a TSMC 28nm process. Ultra-budget 3G SoC of the mid-2010s; in countless white-label Android phones.
Legacy. Not realistically usable as a primary phone in 2026.
Day-to-day workload
1 GB LPDDR3_1066 of RAM is insufficient for modern Android. Display resolution is 1184x720.
Trust & buying notes
If you're cross-checking a phone advertised as a oinom smartphone, the fields most worth verifying are: Build.MANUFACTURER lowercase-equal to "alps"; Build.SOC_MODEL set (Android 12+) and consistent with MT6580. For an automated check, run our Hardware Trust Score from the DevCheck AI app and compare its output against this entry.
Identity
- MANUFACTURER
- alps
- BRAND
- OINOM
- MODEL
- smartphone
Operating System
- PLATFORM
- mt6580
SoC / CPU
- CPU
- MT6580
- CORES
- 4
- FAMILY
- Cortex-A7
- CLOCK_SPEED
- 604 - 1300 MHz
GPU
- GPU_VENDOR
- ARM
- GPU_MODEL
- Mali-400 MP
- GPU_CLOCK
- 107 - 500 MHz
Memory & Storage
- RAM
- 1 GB LPDDR3_1066
- FLASH
- F722MB
Display
- RESOLUTION
- 1184x720
- TOUCHSCREEN
- ft5206
Sensors
- ACCELEROMETER
- MC3XXX
- MAGNETOMETER
- akm09911
- ALSPS
- TMD2772
Connectivity
- WIFI
- CONSYS_MT6735
Audio & Power
- CHARGER
- oz8806
Other
- LCM
- otm1287a_hd720_dsi_vdo_yikuailai
- CAMERA
- s5k4h5ycxlmipirawgc2235mipiraw
- LENS
- DW9714AF BU6424AF
- SOUND
- amp_6323pmic_spk
- MODEM
- ckt6580_we_l_hspa_v16
- OTHER
- kd_camera_hw
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