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All the specifications of the upcoming JioPhone Next 4G

 

JioPhone is the latest phone in the lineup of budget phones, specifically focused on Indian customers. Reliance has done it again with the launch of JioPhone Next, which no other company is doing in India’s smartphone market. Most decent phones available in the market are not that affordable for the generally low-income people in the country. Jio has focused on providing a decent value phone to these people by making it affordable and with good performance.

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JioPhone Next: Pricing

JioPhone Next: Pricing

Jio has collaborated with Google to make their latest phone. Let’s look at all the specifications of the JioPhone Next below.

JioPhone Next | Display


●     5.45” HD+ Screen with Multitouch

Size: 5.45 inches

Resolution: 720 x 1440 pixels

Refresh rate: 60 hertz

Cover Glass: Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with anti-fingerprint coating

JioPhone Next | Camera

●     13 MP Rear / 8 MP Front

Camera: Rear 13 Megapixel / Front 8 Megapixel

Aperture: Rear Autofocus f – 1/3″ (13 MP) / Front Autofocus f – 1/4″ (8 MP)

Flash: Rear LED flashlight, Front support with display flash

Scene Modes & other settings: HDR Mode, Night Mode, Portrait Mode, Photo, Video, Translate, Timer settings

Video Recording: support for 1080p @ 30fps for both rear & front camera

JioPhone Next | Battery

●     3500 mAh Battery

Removable Li: Polymer

Typical Value: 3500 mAh

Rated Value: 3400 mAh

Charging: 5V / 1.5A

JioPhone Next | Processor


●     Qualcomm Snapdragon QM215

CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QM215

CPU Speed: Up to 1.3 GHz

CPU Core: 4 Cores

GPU: Adreno 308 GPU @ 465Mhz

JioPhone Next | Memory


●     2 GB RAM, 32 GB In-built Storage

RAM: LPDDR3 2GB

Storage: 32 GB In-built storage

Micro SD card support: Yes

Expandable Storage: Supports up to 512 GB

JioPhone Next | Network


●     4G Enabled

Cellular: 4G-LTE FDD B3(1800), B5(850), LTE TDD B40(2300)

2G: B2, B3, B5, and B8 (850, 900, 1800, 1900)

Speed: LTE Cat4

Dual antenna for receiver diversity

JioPhone Next | SIM Card


●     Dual SIM

Dual SIM (4G SIM 1 + 2G + 4G on SIM 2)

SIM Size: Dual SIM-Nano

One SIM is PLMN locked to Jio

Mobile data connectivity only available on Jio SIM

JioPhone Next | Connectivity


●     Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and more

WLAN: 802.11 b/g/n AGPS (indoor positioning), 1×1 2.4 GHz

Bluetooth: Bluetooth v4.1

Bluetooth Audio Codec: DTS-HD M6/DTH-HD, M8/AAC

USB Interface: Micro USB

Audio Jack: 3.5mm

OTG Support: Yes


JioPhone Next | Sensors

  • Accelerometer (G Sensor)
  • Proximity Sensor
  • Light Sensor

JioPhone Next | Audio

  • Mic: Dual MEMS Digital Mic
  • 1511 Speaker and Reciever

This is a great phone for people who are first time going for a 4G smartphone. Low-income people looking for a smartphone, JioPhone Next might be the best choice for them as it offers all the best quality features without breaking a bank.

Source:- https://askrapidly.com/all-the-specifications-of-the-upcoming-jiophone-next-4g/

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