Qmobile Noir Z6 Aka Gionee Elife 5.5, the world’s slimmest phone

The QMobile Noir Z6 proudly claims the title of the slimmest smartphone in the world. But let’s be honest—this is actually the Gionee Elife S5.5 rebranded by QMobile. Still, it’s a solid device with impressive specifications and a price tag that makes it hard to ignore.

QMobile seems quite enthusiastic about launching the Noir Z6, especially considering its competitive price of PKR 31,900. However, you can usually find it closer to PKR 30,000 at non-QShop retailers, who often pass their commission savings onto customers.

Important Note: No 4G Support

Before diving into the features, keep in mind that the Noir Z6 supports only 3G—there’s no 4G (LTE) support, which might be a deal-breaker for some users in 2025.

INCPak’s Role in Upgrading QMobile Devices

For those frustrated with QMobile’s bloated stock ROMs, INCPak has played a key role in improving user experience. We’ve released several custom ROMs that remove bloatware and enhance stability.

QMobile Noir Z6

All Glass and Metal

QMobile Noir Z6—Design and Build

The Noir Z6 combines metal and glass in a beautifully crafted unibody. Built using 98% premium materials, it exudes class and sophistication. Its magnesium alloy frame offers durability without sacrificing elegance, thanks to nano-molding technology.

• Thickness: Only 5.55mm, making it the slimmest phone globally when released
• Back Cover: Just 0.4mm thick, equivalent to four A4 sheets
• Front Touch Panel: 0.55mm, also among the thinnest in the market

Not Just Slim—It’s Stunning

Alongside its sleek build, the Noir Z6 offers solid multimedia features:

Sound: DTS 3D Surround Sound for immersive audio

Front Camera: 5MP with a wide 95° angle for full-body selfies

Rear Camera: 13MP with HD recording capabilities

The world hasn’t seen a smartphone slimmer or more stunning than the Noir Z6. Designed with the best of metal and glass, it’s pure class.

Specifications Overview

Software and Updates

Currently, the Noir Z6 runs on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, which feels outdated in today’s ecosystem. While QMobile continues to recycle Jelly Bean across its Z series, INCPak has stepped in with KitKat-based ROMs for other models like the Noir A900 and Noir i9. Hopefully, we’ll release a KitKat ROM for the Noir Z6 soon, given its capable hardware.

After the successful launch of the QMobile i12, the Z6 continues QMobile’s streak of better-designed smartphones. With four active series—A, I, Z, and V—QMobile is trying to cover all market segments. While originality remains questionable, the Z6 is still a tempting package for anyone seeking style and performance in a slim form factor.