Budget Smartphone: In the budget of Rs 6000, this company launched the smartphone, will get these features including 3 cameras and big display

Posted on 31st Jan 2022 06:56 pm by rohit kumar

Budget Android Smartphone: Itel has announced two new budget smartphones itel A58 and A58 Pro in the international market. Except for the RAM and storage configuration, the features are the same in both devices. Other features of both the handsets include Android 11 (Go Edition), a dual-rear camera system, and many more.

 

Itel A58 and Itel A58 Pro both sport a 6.6-inch HD+ display with a 90 percent screen-to-body ratio and waterdrop-notch for the front-facing camera sensor. To power the phone, the phone has been given a quad-core Unisoc 7731E SoC and it also includes the i-Boost 1.0 feature for a "smooth mobile experience".

 

The dual rear camera setup has been given in both itel A58 and itel A58 Pro phones. In which a 5-megapixel primary camera and a QVGA camera have been given. For selfies and video calling, both phones have a 5MP camera. Other features include a 4,000mAh battery, a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.

 

Itel A58 has 16 GB internal memory with 1 GB RAM. On the other hand, Itel A58 Pro has 32 GB internal memory with 2 GB of RAM. MicroSD card slot has been given to increase the storage in both smartphones. To give power to the phone, a 4000mAh battery has been given to it. Talking about the price, the Itel A58 is priced at NGN 35000 (approximately Rs 6350) in Nigeria and KES 8999 (approximately Rs 6000) in Kenya.

 

Its sale has started in Kenya while it will start in Nigeria next month. The price of Itel A58 Pro has not been disclosed yet. Both the phones will be available in Dreamy Purple, Sky Cane, and Starry Black options. No official information has been given by the company about when these phones will be launched in India.

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