Gooapple V5 caught on video

By George Wong on 10/26/2011 14:11 PDT

Gooapple V5 Remember the Gooapple 3G – the iPhone 4 knock-off than ran on Android instead of iOS? Well, the folks over at Gooapple have decided to release an update of that phone. This time around it’s called the V5 and features some improvements over its predecessor. The V5 has a retina display (3.5″ 960 x 640 screen), runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread (yes, it’s still customized to look like iOS), shoots pictures with a 5-megapixel rear camera, 1.3-megapixel front facing camera, packs Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, and will come in 16GB or 32GB models.

The Gooapple V5 is on sale now with a price tag of $279.99. If you’re interested in picking one up, head here. Check out a 12 minute hands-on video thanks to the folks over at Gizchina.com:

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