Local handset maker Walton has announced the release of its new 4G smartphone ‘Primo H8’ in country’s tech market. Customers will get discount of 1000 BDT and purchase the device that features 3 GB RAM along with various attractive features at 6,999 BDT from its own online sales platform E-Plaza.
Asifur Rahman Khan, Chief of Walton Cellular Phone sales department, said the regular price of the new smartphone is 7,999 BDT. However, customers will get discount of taka 1,000 on online purchasing from 26 March to 31 March 2019. They can order the new device from http://eplaza.waltonbd.com and will get the phone within 24-48 hours. Free delivery will be provided within 10 kilometers of the nearest Walton Plaza.
Attractively designed, the Primo H8 comes in three different colors- Midnight Blue, Rose Gold and Twilight Blue and features a 5.45-inch full-view HD+ IPS display with 1440X720 pixel screen resolutions. It sports a 1.3 GHz Quad Core processor, 3GB DDR3 RAM, 16GB internal storage (expandable up to 64 GB) and PowerVR Rogue GE8100 GPU along with 3,200 mAh battery.
Runs on Android 8:1 Oreo operating system, the new device features 8-megapixel auto focus rear Sony camera with LED flash. It also sports another 8-megapixel front facing Omnivision selfie camera.
Some other attractive features of the dual-SIM supported phone is face unlock, fingerprint sensor and OTG support, full HD video playback etc.
Customers will also enjoy instant replacement warranty for 30 days for the phone along with one-year regular service warranty.
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