itel S42

Priced at Rs 8,499, itel S42 comes with a 5.65-inch display and 18:9 HD plus resolution with ultra-thin bezel design.

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TRANSSION India which owns brands such Tecno, itel, has launched its new smartphone in India. The three newly launched smartphones – itel S42, A44 and A44 Pro are targeted at the budget segment of the market. itel S42 has been priced at Rs 8,499 and it comes with a 5.65-inch display and 18:9 HD plus resolution with ultra-thin bezel design. The touchscreen display offers a resolution of 720 pixels by 1440 pixels at a PPI of 285 pixels per inch. 

On the camera front, the itel S42 is equipped with dual flash 13 mega-pixel PDAF rear and 13 mega-pixel front camera. The camera division is supported by a f/2.0 aperture, 5P lens. It also offers 120-degree wide selfie angle and the bokeh beauty mode. 

Itel S42 is powered by Snapdragon 425 with -core 1.4Ghz processor and it runs on latest Android Oreo operating system. The smartphone houses a 3GB RAM and internal memory of 16 GB which is expandable up to 128 GB with microSD card.

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On functionality front, the itel S42 comes with a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the smartphone. The sensor also supports activities like taking pictures, answering and recordings calls, controls the alarm, as well as enables fast access to applications. itel S42 also boasts of an innovative face unlock feature which company claims make the phone more secure and safe.

As far as connectivity is concerned, the itel S42 is packed with dual-SIM and comes with , Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The devices comes with 3000mAh Li-Polymer battery that itel claims will allow the device to run for up to 16 days on standby.

About itel
Launched by its parent company, TRANSSION Group, itel focuses on delivering budget mobile devices. The brand forayed into the Indian market in April 2016. Its product portfolio comprises 13 smartphones and 19 feature phones. itel also maintains distribution channel and after-sales presence PAN-India with more than 950 service touch points and its exclusive service brand, Carlcare recently launched in India.

Specifications Itel S42
OS Android 8.0
Processor Snapdragon 425, 64bit QC, 1.4 GHz
Graphic Processor Adreno 308 600MHz
Dimensions 153×73.55×8.25mm
Screen Size 14.34cm (5.65-inch) full screen
Resolution & Pixel 720×1440 pixels; HD+ IPS 2.5D Full Lamination Display with 285 ppi
Camera Front- 13.0MP PDAF with dual LED flash

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Rear- 13.0MP FF with dual soft flash

RAM/ ROM 3GB/ 16 GB, expandable up to 128GB
Multiple SIM cards 2 slots(dual standby)- Nano slot
Battery 3000mAh Li-Polymer, with up to 400hrs standby
Others Feature Ultra-fast fingerprint sensor, face unlock

 

Colour Availability Black, Champagne
Price Rs 8,499
Sensors Fingerprint, G/P/L Sensor

 

 

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Sanjay Singh
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Sanjay Singh covers startups, consumer electronics and telecom for TechObserver.in
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