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Freetel Samurai Miyabi Android Phone Unlocked (Dual-Sim)
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Product Description
Main Specifications
- Freetel Samurai Miyabi Japanese Android Smartphone
- Freetel is a Made by Japan phone manufacturer, designing and releasing their own brand.
- The Samurai series is part of their Android based phones.
- Designed with a metallic edge bumper and square shape.
- Great for people who want a simple elegant phone, with great cost-performance.
- Quad-Core CPU, 32GB internal, Dual-Sim, Removable battery, running on Android 5.1 Lollipop.
- Camera powered by Exmor R and produced in collaboration with Sony
- 13.0 Megapixel CMOS Camera (4128 x 3096 pixels max picture taking resolution)
- Full HD video Recording
- Perfect tuning with Simple Camera UI. Very Easy to use.
- High Powered LED Camera Flash
- Front Internal 5.0 Megapixel Selfie Camera
- Anti-Shake, image stablization
- Panorama shot, Motion tracking, Rapid shot, and more
- Main Display : Amazing 5.0 Inch HD IPS Display
- Features the Gloves-On touch, which means you can operate the phone while wearing gloves.
- Gesture Unlock and Gesture Capture capable.
- With the screen off, you can slide your finger in different motions to activate different features.
- Android 5.1 Lollipop OS
- Supports High-Speed charging
- 3 Color choices : Black, White, Champagne Gold
- Multilingual Japanese phone (can be changed from Japanese to English and or 50+ other language choices) (We set all phones to ENGLISH before shipping)
- Please Note : This phone is Dual-Sim (has 2 simcard slots), and both use Micro-Simcard size.
Other Specifications
- CPU : MediaTek MT6735 (Cortex-A53) Quad-core 1.3GHz
- GPU : Mali-T720
- Memory : 32GB ROM / 2GB RAM
- 2G Network : GSM GPRS EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
- 3G Network : UMTS HSDPA 800, 900, 2100 MHz
- 4G Network : FDD-LTE 800, 1500, 1800, 2100MHz (Bands 1, 3, 8, 19)
- Micro SDHC memory card supports up to 32 GB
- Micro SDXC memory card supports up to 128 GB
- Battery Size : 2200mAh (Removable)
- Bluetooth version 4.0
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
- GPS / A-GPS
- G-Sensor, Proximity Sensor
- 3.5mm stereo headset jack
- Music Format : MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR, QCELP, WAV
- Facebook, YouTube, Twitter integration / support
- Size : 142 x 72 x 8.2mm
Contents
- Freetel Samurai Miyabi Android Smartphone x 1
- Battery x 1
- AC Adapter Charger x 1
- USB Cable x 1
- Box & Manual x 1
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Efficient, but for the Uk or Europe.
Posted by Unknown on 4th Dec 2017
I recieved my phone around a month ago, and have been pleasently surprised with it's efficiency. As this is my first Android phone, I had trouble setting it up, however after that it was very easy to use. The phone is also very light, which I prefer. It'll be hard moving from this phone, as other phone seem uneccisarily heavy.
However, I've recently come across an issue that cannot be fixed, this phone is better suited for the UK and Europe (not Australia) as it doesn't have 3G-850 (Which is needed in Australia to make 4G calls). I'm still glad that I bought this phone, however I will have to figue out a solution for this.
If you are in Australia, I would advise looking into your network and seeing if they need a phone that has 3G-850 to make 4G phone calls.
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Fast & Clean
Posted by Unknown on 26th Apr 2016
I have had a few days with this phone now, I have to say that I really am glad I spent the 275$ I did for it.
The applications all work incredibly fast, the android os works just fine. The touchscreen is very responsive and the whole phone has the very square frame that I enjoy. Minimalistic in a sense.
The only thing I would say Is that I wish I could spend like 100 more dollars if it get me a heavier metal frame for the phone. The phone itself is very light and I am unsure how durable the frame and touchscreen really are. I dont plan on dropping it anytime soon either.
I can try to find a case but the biggest problem I have right now is finding a hard phone case that will actually fit this phone since I am in the US.