A flagship smartphone of local handset maker Walton has hit country’s tech market. The ‘Primo X5’, the first ‘Made in Bangladesh’ device with 6 gigabytes of RAM, is available for purchase at all Walton Plaza, brand and retail outlets and Grameenphone online shop.
Head of Walton Cellular Phone Sales Asifur Rahman Khan said, priced at only BDT 24,999, the smartphone has been maufactured at Walton Digi-Tech Industries Limited in Gazipur. It was up for pre-order throughout the month of December and a vast number of customers went for it who were given special gifts as well as attractive internet data for Grameenphone users.
The premium metal frame designed smartphone features a 5.99-inch full-view IPS display with the screen regulations of 2160X1080 pixels. It sports 64-bit 2GHz Octa-Core processor, Mali-G-71 GPU, 6 GB LPDDR4X RAM, 64 GB internal storage with expandable memory up to 256 GB. The Blue color handset features 13 and 5 mega pixel dual rear cameras along with another 16 MP front camera with LED flash on both sides.
Operated by Android 8.1 Oreo, it sports 3450 mAh battery for whole day power back-up. The 8.4mm thin dual SIM 4G network supported smartphone has face unlock, fingerprint scanner, OTG, separate SD card slot features.
Grameenphone subscribers who will buy and insert their SIM card on the handset will immediately get 6 GB data free. They can also buy additional 4 GB internet at 99 BDT only for maximum 30 times in next 3 months.
Customers will also enjoy instant replacement warranty for 30 days for the phone along with one-year regular service warranty.
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