iBall Andi Avonte 5 Priced At Rs. 5999; Features 8 MP Rotating Camera
iBall has returned with a new mid-budget smartphone called the 'iBall Andi Avonte 5' priced at Rs. 5999 and available in a single gold color option. Though at first, this might look like just another phone, the device has the USP of a 8 megapixel rotating camera (180 degree) with dual LED flash that will let users capture good photos and selfies. Curious about the other features, we took a look at the Avonte 5 phone's specs list and found that there's a 5 inch display with a meagre FWVGA resolution (480 x 854 pixels), the slightly old Android 4.4 KitKat OS, 1GB RAM, 8GB ROM (with 32GB microSD support), a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor and a 2150 mAh battery under the phone's belly.
We couldn't find a certain remarkable feature. However, the phone hopes to truly become a device for all, thanks to the support for over 21 regional languages. These include Kashmiri, Nepali, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Konkani as well as Manipuri, Sindhi and Dogri. Users can also rear and write in 9 regional system languages. With that kind of extensive language support, iBall Andi Avonte 5 clearly has potential to appeal to the masses.
Apart from that, the Avonte 5 boasts of Dual SIM support and chambered stereo speakers. On the connectivity front, we have 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP and GPS.
All that in a package priced at Rs. 5999 doesn't sound like an unfair deal for someone looking for a decent camera and needs the regional language support.
What are your thoughts about the iBall Andi Avonte 5? Share with us in comments below.
We couldn't find a certain remarkable feature. However, the phone hopes to truly become a device for all, thanks to the support for over 21 regional languages. These include Kashmiri, Nepali, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Konkani as well as Manipuri, Sindhi and Dogri. Users can also rear and write in 9 regional system languages. With that kind of extensive language support, iBall Andi Avonte 5 clearly has potential to appeal to the masses.
Apart from that, the Avonte 5 boasts of Dual SIM support and chambered stereo speakers. On the connectivity front, we have 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP and GPS.
All that in a package priced at Rs. 5999 doesn't sound like an unfair deal for someone looking for a decent camera and needs the regional language support.
What are your thoughts about the iBall Andi Avonte 5? Share with us in comments below.
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vishal LokhandeAnkita KatdareiBall has returned with a new mid-budget smartphone called the 'iBall Andi Avonte 5' priced at Rs. 5999 and available in a single gold color option. Though at first, this might look like just another phone, the device has the USP of a 8 megapixel rotating camera (180 degree) with dual LED flash that will let users capture good photos and selfies. Curious about the other features, we took a look at the Avonte 5 phone's specs list and found that there's a 5 inch display with a meagre FWVGA resolution (480 x 854 pixels), the slightly old Android 4.4 KitKat OS, 1GB RAM, 8GB ROM (with 32GB microSD support), a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor and a 2150 mAh battery under the phone's belly.
We couldn't find a certain remarkable feature. However, the phone hopes to truly become a device for all, thanks to the support for over 21 regional languages. These include Kashmiri, Nepali, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Konkani as well as Manipuri, Sindhi and Dogri. Users can also rear and write in 9 regional system languages. With that kind of extensive language support, iBall Andi Avonte 5 clearly has potential to appeal to the masses.
Apart from that, the Avonte 5 boasts of Dual SIM support and chambered stereo speakers. On the connectivity front, we have 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP and GPS.
All that in a package priced at Rs. 5999 doesn't sound like an unfair deal for someone looking for a decent camera and needs the regional language support.
What are your thoughts about the iBall Andi Avonte 5? Share with us in comments below.
"All that in a package priced at Rs. 5999 doesn't sound like an unfair deal for someone looking for a decent camera and needs the regional language support".--totally Agree with this..
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