Intex Aqua Raze II: Quad-Core Processor, Android Marshmallow, 4G VoLTE For Rs. 4990
Just like clockwork, Intex has launched a new smartphone this weekend with the successor of the very popular Aqua Raze that was released in February. The Intex Aqua Raze II made an appearance on the company’s website today and it will go on sale a few days from now. For an entry level smartphone the Intex Aqua Raze II sports some decent specs. The Intex Aqua Raze II has a 4.5inch FWVGA (480 x 854 pixels) resolution display which has a pixel density of 218ppi. The bezel to screen ratio is quite good at 70%.
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Underneath the hood the Intex Aqua Raze II has Spreadtrum SC9832A chipset that houses a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, Mali 400 GPU and 1GB of RAM to run Android Marshmallow. The internal memory of the Intex Aqua Raze II stands at 8GB out of which 3.16GB remains vacant for the user. The microSD slot for memory expansion gobbles up cards of up to 32GB. When it comes to photography on the Intex Aqua Raze II we have a 5MP LED flash equipped sensor on the rear and a 2MP sensor on the front for selfies.
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The good news about the Intex Aqua Raze II is that it supports 4G VoLTE which means you won’t be missing out on the next gen cellular technology. Connectivity options on the Intex Aqua Raze II include microUSB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The sensor list on the Intex Aqua Raze II consists of gravity, light and proximity sensor. Sadly the Intex Aqua Raze II is powered by an underwhelming 1750mAh battery that is claims to offer 5 hours of talk time and 220 hours of standby. In real life terms it means that you will be getting less than half a day of usage. The company is throwing in a protective cover and a screen guard for free with the Intex Aqua Raze II. The Intex Aqua Raze II will be sold in White, Champagne & Dark Blue colour variants.
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Underneath the hood the Intex Aqua Raze II has Spreadtrum SC9832A chipset that houses a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, Mali 400 GPU and 1GB of RAM to run Android Marshmallow. The internal memory of the Intex Aqua Raze II stands at 8GB out of which 3.16GB remains vacant for the user. The microSD slot for memory expansion gobbles up cards of up to 32GB. When it comes to photography on the Intex Aqua Raze II we have a 5MP LED flash equipped sensor on the rear and a 2MP sensor on the front for selfies.
The good news about the Intex Aqua Raze II is that it supports 4G VoLTE which means you won’t be missing out on the next gen cellular technology. Connectivity options on the Intex Aqua Raze II include microUSB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The sensor list on the Intex Aqua Raze II consists of gravity, light and proximity sensor. Sadly the Intex Aqua Raze II is powered by an underwhelming 1750mAh battery that is claims to offer 5 hours of talk time and 220 hours of standby. In real life terms it means that you will be getting less than half a day of usage. The company is throwing in a protective cover and a screen guard for free with the Intex Aqua Raze II. The Intex Aqua Raze II will be sold in White, Champagne & Dark Blue colour variants.
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