Regarding budget-friendly smartphones, itel has been a consistent name that is reliable for its price and performance aspect. Last year, itel S23 offered good features at a highly affordable price. On 23rd April 2024, itel released the successor S24 with an updated design and specs. Does the S24 live up to the expectations? Let’s find out the key specs, pros, cons, and price of the itel S24 in Bangladesh.  Key Features of Itel S24   Design and Build Quality  The thing about entry-level smartphones is that the design constantly changes from one iteration to the other. The S24 is also no different here albeit with minor tweaks and cosmetic changes.  The device is still an all-plastic build with a refractive frosted back and chromed frame. The camera housing became larger but it is still asymmetrically positioned in the top left corner.  The dimension of the S24 comes in at 163.5 mm by 75.5 mm by 8.3 mm with 192 g weight. There’s a dedicated micro SDXC slot along with dual stereo speakers.  Read more: Walton Walpad 10H Pro Review: Budget-friendly Tablet with Decent Performance The S24 now supports eSIM with a dual nano-SIM option as well. Ports, buttons, and headphone jack are all neatly arranged around the frame. The power button doubles as the fingerprint scanner as expected on a budget-friendly device.  The itel S24 comes in three colors, Dawn White, Coastline Blue, and Starry Black. The Dawn White variant features color-changing technology, changing to pink in contact with UV rays.  The Display  The display on the itel S24 is a 6.6-inch IPS LCD panel with a 90 Hz refresh rate and HD+ resolution. It's typical to see 720 by 1612 pixels displays on entry-level smartphones today. The 90 Hz refresh rate worked smoothly, making everything snappy on the S24.  Due to the sizable bottom chin, the single punch-hole display has a screen-to-body ratio of 84.8%. The aspect ratio comes in at 20:9 with 267 ppi density.  Read more: Meizu 20 Review: A Solid Performer in the Mid-range Segment Overall, the display performs well considering the price. It has good contrast and great legibility outdoors thanks to the 480 bits of peak brightness. However, competitions like the Redmi 13C offer a better HBM at a similar price.  The Camera  Even though its rear side camera housing looks like there are three sensors, the S24 comes with two. But in effect, it’s a single shooter as the main camera is a Samsung HM6 ISOCELL 108 MP f/1.6 wide-angle shooter with 1/1.67" sensor size. It has a 0.64µm pixel size along with AF. The secondary camera is just an auxiliary sensor of 0.08 MP.  The camera performance of the S24 is a mixed bag. The device was able to shoot good photos in well-lit environments. Outdoor photos had good contrast, color balance, and dynamic range. However, the images lack details and sharpness after zooming.  Read more: Symphony Innova 20 Review: An Affordable Phone with Smart Features The night mode performed well thanks to the sensor size. However, it took forever to process the images. Nevertheless, the final output was good for its price.  The front camera is an 8 MP selfie shooter.  The S24’s main rear and front sensors can shoot up to 1440p videos at 30fps. These cameras can also capture 1080p footage at 30fps.  Compared to the Redmi 13C and Tecno Spark 20, the S24 falls a bit short even with its 108 MP sensor.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy S24 Review: Striking Balance Between Flagship Features and Price Processor and Performance  The processor on the itel S24 is Mediatek Helio G91 Ultra. It’s a welcome upgrade over the G85 and G88 commonly seen at this price point. The G91 Ultra is an octa-core processor with a 2x2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 & 6x1.8 GHz Cortex-A55 chip design. The processor is accompanied by Mali-G52 MC2 GPU.  Itel S24 is released in several variants, including 8/256GB, 8/128 GB, and 4/128 GB. It features eMMC 5.1 data transfer technology. In reality, the G91 Ultra brings a minor upgrade over the G88. The Antutu V10 score of the G91 comes in at 269266 which suggests entry-level capabilities.  The S24 can be best described as a moderate performer. It can handle day-to-day tasks like a breeze. Media consumption, web browsing, and social media, everything felt fast and snappy thanks to the high refresh rate panel. But gaming is where the line is drawn with the S24.  Read more: How to Extend Laptop Battery Life 2D games like Temple Run and Fruit Ninja can easily run on the device. However, games like PUBG and Asphalt 9 can be played with basic graphics settings. However, gaming, media, or multi-tasking can lead the device to heat up.  The performance of the S24 holds up on par with its competitors. It isn’t meant to be a gaming phone and in this price range, there isn’t any room for complaints.  Software  The S24 is based on Android 13 running itel OS 13. The itel UI is nothing special as it feels like just another run-off-the-mill Android skin. It also has its fair share of bloatware which might impede the overall experience. Thankfully, almost all the bloatware can be uninstalled after setup. Read more: OPPO A60 Review: Durability within Budget Battery and Charge Time The battery on the itel S24 is 5000 mAh. It comes with 18W wired fast charging which can take the device from 0 to 50% in under 40 minutes. In day-to-day use expect to get around 6 to 7 hours of screen time. 

itel was a reliable feature phone brand in the early days of mobile communication. Over the years, the brand has produced a mix of budget-friendly and mid-range smartphones which are equally popular as its predecessors. itel launched the P55+ globally on 13th February 2024. As a successor to the P40+, the P55+ brings some interesting design elements and key features. Let’s take a look at the features, pros, cons, and price of the itel P55 Plus in Bangladesh.  Key Specs and Features of itel P55+  Design and Build Quality: A Touch of Faux Leather  The thing about ultra-budget smartphones is that the room for doing something out of the ordinary is quite small. Yet itel has taken up that challenge with its Power series. The Royal Green version of the P55+ comes with faux leather on the back which gives it a premium look. There are also Galaxy Blue and Meteor Purple colorways to choose from.  The P55+ is an all-around plastic smartphone. The frame has a bright chrome finish which might look a bit cheap. A brushed finish would’ve greatly complemented the faux leather back.  Read more: Walton NEXG N9 Review: Budget-friendly Phone with Decent Features The smartphone has an 8 mm thickness. The overall form factor along with an 187 g weight greatly aids in single-hand usability. It's great to see a budget smartphone that feels well-squared and compact in hand.  The power button and volume rocker are placed in their usual spot. The former doubles as the fingerprint scanner which was fast and accurate during the test. The P55+ supports dual sim with dual standby mode. There’s also a 3.5 mm headphone jack along with expandable storage. However, users will be missing out on a secondary noise cancellation mic.  The Display: IPS LCD Panel With a 90 Hz Refresh Rate  Budget smartphones nowadays come with IPS LCD panels. The P55+ is also no different. Its 6.6-inch panel has a 90 Hz refresh rate. It sports a 720 by 1612 pixels resolution in a 20:9 aspect ratio ratio. The pixel density comes in at around 267 ppi. Read more: Symphony Innova 30 Review: Budget-friendly, Powerful Camera Phone itel has done a decent job at reducing the chin. For a budget smartphone, the punch-hole camera and the overall layout don’t leave any room to complain. The display was sufficiently bright for indoor use. However, outdoor visibility might be an issue owing to the glare.  The viewing angles were also decent. Overall, it’s an okay display for the price.  The Camera: A Single Shooter Showdown  Even though there are two large camera housings on the back, the P55+ only has a single usable camera. The main sensor here is a 50 MP shooter with the secondary one being a 0.08 MP auxiliary lens. The front features an 8 MP selfie shooter.  itel didn’t elaborate much on the main shooter other than its resolution. From the looks of it, it's just another run-of-the-mill 50 MP sensor seen on most budget phones these days. What’s interesting though however is how it performs.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review: A Budget-friendly Version of Galaxy S24? Pictures taken with the P55+ came out on the saturated side. The colour popping in the images may look a bit artificial at times. On the plus side, pictures in good lighting condition came out better than most ultra-budget smartphones. The dynamic range was also pretty good in moderate daylight. The selfie camera performed well with good subject detection and focus. However, the same didn’t hold in low light or indoors. Images came out to be noticeably softer with exposure issues. Even the night mode couldn’t make things any better.  Beyond that, itel has specific features like AI Clear Portrait, Pro Mode, and Time-lapse Mode integrated into the main camera.  Read more: Infinix Hot 40 Review: Is It A Good Deal Under BDT 18000?

Itel Power 55 5G smartphone promises to redefine 5G network support at an unbeatable price point. This power series phone emerges as one of the most affordable 5G smartphones in the market, democratizing high-speed connectivity for a wider audience. If you are looking for a 5G phone for around 10000 BDT, don’t miss it. Let’s take a look into the pros, cons, and price of Itel P55 5G in Bangladesh. Key Features and Specs of Itel Power 55 5G  Design Itel’s redesigned Power series, the latest with the title of “Itel P55”,  shapes and sets itself apart from its peer series by introducing a more contemporary aesthetic and using quality materials like premium plastic embossed with a standard matte finish.  Even with a thickness of 8.4mm, the phone manages to be slender and lightweight providing a comfortable grip with tactile buttons. The bottom frame hosts essential ports, while the top remains unadorned, contributing to its streamlined profile. With a single-speaker configuration delivering crisp sound and clear voice calls, the Itel Power 55 stands as a testament to both style and functionality. Read more: Balmuda Phone Review: Is This Compact Smartphone Worth Buying? The rear panel brings the elegance of a premium phone, offering a user-oriented design that hides fingerprints effectively. The camera module implements a design that doesn’t fall far from the one that its predecessors used, as all the cameras still use concentric rings as their housing, which is also adapted in the P55T model. A regular LED light, located on the right side of the phone, provides additional utility and support to the selfie camera. Though not so bright, the right-side LED can become an emergency proxy torch light.  The Itel P55 phones come in different colors like Aurora Blue, Moonlit Black, and Brilliant Gold. In terms of body design features, the phone uses an ergonomic design blueprint. The usual features are all there not introducing anything too unique, for instance, users will get a triple-slot tray for dual Nano SIM cards and a microSD slot, facilitating storage expansion.  Read more: Infinix Hot 40 Pro Review: Budget-friendly Phone with Premium Features Display The Itel Power 55 houses a  6.6-inch HD+ IPS display that sports a resolution of 720 by 1612 pixels and a pixel density of 267 PPI. The display offers users the choice between a standard 60Hz refresh rate and a smoother 90Hz option, with the added convenience of an Auto-switch Refresh Rate feature for optimized battery usage.  The bezel around the display is consistent, while the chin can feel a bit larger. The display has a punch hole housing a front camera and a central audio speaker on the top of the frame. P55 has introduced one key detail to its display- the adaptive brightness functionality, a feature unavailable to the phone’s ancestor series that lets users adjust the brightness of the screen depending on the surrounding lighting. Read more: realme C67 Review: Budget-friendly Phone with A Premium Camera Another feature named dynamic bar support adds a stylish flair to notifications, even without interactive functionality, contributing to an overall polished design aesthetic. Though Itel doesn’t provide any screen protective solution to the phone, it has added numerous other features to compensate. Most of these features are to enhance the customizability of the display according to the necessity and desire.  Cameras The Itel P55 boasts a dual-camera setup at the back, featuring a 50 MP primary camera alongside a 0.08 MP camera, delivering a satisfactory performance considering its price tag.  Read more: ZTE Nubia Neo 5G Review: A Budget-friendly Gaming Phone The front camera, an 8MP shooter housed within a punch-hole cutout, surprises with its ability to capture detailed selfies, albeit with occasional challenges in edge detection.  Both front and rear cameras support Ai features, automatically enhancing images with various effects. Despite its budget-friendly nature, the camera setup performs decently in well-lit conditions, though it struggles with noise in low-light scenarios.  The inclusion of an LED flash on both front and rear cameras adds versatility, while the AI scene detection impresses with its accuracy. Read more: ZTE Blade A54 Review: An Entry-level Smartphone Below Tk10000 Software The Itel Power 55 runs on Android 13-based Itel OS 13 which has introduced a few updates in an attempt to provide a better user experience. In a few cases, the attempt seems to fail as some features deviate from the usual Stock Android appearances and experience.  However, the navigation seems just fine with a standard home screen setup and an app drawer. Noteworthy features include a quick access panel for frequently used apps and utilities, alongside specialized applications like the itel Dialer with advanced functionalities such as flash for calls and automatic call recording. All together, the software delivers a seamless performance without any noticeable lag, ensuring a satisfying user experience. Performance Itel P55 shows a decent performance while handling daily tasks and gaming. Its octa-core processor equipped with MediaTek Dimensity 6080 (6 nm) chipset is partnered with a Mali-G57 GPU. It can run apps and software smoothly and delivers satisfactory performance for browsing, social media usage, email management, and multimedia consumption.  Read more: Walton NEXG N25 Review: A Budget-friendly Smartphone with Standard Features The device maintains stability without freezing or getting into hanging issues during regular activities. While not specifically tailored for heavy gaming, it handles low-resource games capably, although prolonged gaming sessions may lead to a slight warming of the device.  The standout feature is its MemFusion technology, particularly evident in resource-intensive gaming scenarios, where it enhances multitasking and overall performance. The side-mounted fingerprint reader proves swift and responsive, offering convenient security measures.  However, the absence of Widevine L1 certification restricts HD content streaming on certain platforms. Overall, the Itel Power 55 provides reliable performance for daily use, with notable enhancements in multitasking and gaming experiences. Read more: Benco V91 Review: Android experience at BDT 10000 Battery and Charging Users will get a robust 5,000mAh lithium-polymer battery with the Itel P55. It supports 18W fast charging, exhibiting decent charging speeds during testing. It takes almost 2 hours and 43 minutes to reach a full charge from 0 to 100 percent, achieving a 50% charge in 62 minutes and 70% in around 88 minutes.  Throughout a typical day of usage involving various tasks such as browsing, using social media, calling, and consuming multimedia, the battery held up well, with approximately 18% remaining by day's end. Pros and Cons of Itel Power 55 Pros of Itel P55 - Sleek and contemporary design- AI features for enhanced photography- Smooth performance for daily tasks- MemFusion technology improves multitasking and gaming experiences- Decent battery life. Read more: itel A70 Review: A standard entry-level phone Cons of Itel Power 55 5G - Lack of Widevine L1 certification restricts HD content streamingOccasional challenges in edge detection for selfiesLimited availability of screen protective solutionsSlight warming during prolonged gaming sessions. Price of Itel P55 5G The Itel Power 55 is available in two variants: the 4GB/128GB model priced at INR 7,499 or BDT 9,929 and the 8GB/128GB model at INR 8,999 or BDT 11,915. However, the prices may vary depending on dealers. Conclusion The Itel P55 5G emerges as a reliable budget-friendly 5G smartphone, boasting a user-friendly design, standard performance, and acceptable camera capabilities. The device delivers smooth performance for daily tasks. Despite minor drawbacks such as the absence of Widevine L1 certification, the Itel Power 55 impresses with its overall reliability, making it a compelling choice in its price range. Read more: Honor X6a Review: A minimalist budget-friendly phone with standard features

itel shares the same parent company with Infinix and Tecno. In a sense, the brand trio is known for offering standard entry-level to mid-range smartphones. itel particularly specializes in the budget-friendly segment with its range of smartphones. Recently, the itel A70 was announced on 30th October 2023 for a global release. Let’s check out how it stacks against the competitors.  Key Specifications of itel A70   Design and Build Quality Itel A70 has a plastic frame and back with a front LCD panel. The front and the back of the device aren’t flush with each other which is a unique design choice on its own. The exact dimension and weight of the device couldn’t be confirmed but the thickness comes in at 8.6 mm. The frosted finish on the back and the iPhone-like camera housing give the A70 a premium look.  The headphone jack and other features come as standard on the A70. Overall the design isn't anything new, but rather a repacked version of a common entry-level smartphone design.  Read more: Google Pixel 8 Pro Review: Is this the best Android phone of 2023? The Display  The display on the A70 is an LCD  with 720 x 1612 pixels resolution and 267 ppi density. The water drop notch and the chin bezel are again something that’s very common in budget smartphones. The 6.6-inch panel has 500 nits of peak brightness and 60 Hz refresh rate. It performs well for an HD+ LCD panel with good contrast and viewing angles.  The Camera  There is a dual camera setup on the itel A70. Even though the back camera is arranged like that of the iPhone, one of the three cutouts is actually for the LED flash. The main camera is a 13 MP sensor with HDR and AI enhancement. The secondary sensor is a 0.08 MP auxiliary sensor.  Pictures taken on the A70 during the daylight are decent. Dynamic range was on the average side but there were good details on the subject. However, the image quality dropped significantly in low light as there was noticeable noise and grains in the pictures.  There is also a generic 8MP front sensor that produces good photos with AI enhancements. The videography on the A70 is rated to be 1080P at 30 fps.  Read more: realme GT5 Review: A gaming phone with high capability Processor and Performance  The processor on the itel A70 is Unisoc T603. The octa-core processor is an entry-level chip that is designed for basic use. The processor handles day-to-day tasks like browsing the web, social media, or watching YouTube videos pretty well. The processor isn’t really made for gaming as there were a lot of heating and frame drops on 3D games. Considering the low processing power, itel has opted for the Android 13 Go edition for the A70. It is a lightweight OS with basic Android features.  Overall the performance of the itel A70 is satisfactory if the price is taken into account. Battery and Charge Time  The battery on the itel A70 is 5000 mAh. There is an included 10W wired charger with the device. Expect to get an all-day battery out of the A70 on a full charge with moderate use.  Pros and Cons of itel A70  Pros:  - Stylish design - Dynamic bar - AI features on the camera - Good battery life. Read more: Honor X6a Review: A minimalist budget-friendly phone with standard features Cons:  - Basic Android experience - Below-par processing power  Price of the itel A70  Itel A70 is available in the 4/128 GB variant in India. The price of the A70 is 7,490 INR or 9,899 BDT (1 INR = 1.32 BDT). However, the official price is expected to differ once the device becomes officially available in Bangladesh.  Verdict  For a sub-10,000 BDT device, the itel A70 gets a lot of the things right. There are obvious cut corners in the form of processing power. But that is well compensated with a good display and camera.  It's hard to expect anything more from a budget-friendly device. For what it's worth, the A70 can be a great starter android for casual users.  Read more: Infinix Smart 8 Review: Affordable Excellence in Entry-Level Smartphones

Ever since the itel S23+ has been announced, there has been quite a hype around this smartphone. itel is known for its smartphones in the entry-level to mid-range segment. The brand launched its S23+ on 19th September 2023 in India. Beyond the obvious confusion with Samsung’s flagship, the itel S23+ brings surprising features that are almost unthinkable in the budget segment. So what’s this hype about? Let’s find out.  Key Specifications of Itel S23+   Design and Build Quality  The design and naming philosophy of the smartphone can be considered a cosmopolitan mix of brand identities. The back looks like the iPhone, the front like Huawei, and a name that mimics the Samsung flagship, the S23+ has a lot going for itself.  But on a serious note, it is surprising to see itel pull off a sleek-looking curved screen device at such an ultra-budget price segment. The exact dimensions of the smartphone couldn’t be confirmed but the device is 7.9 mm thick with 178 g weight. There are two color options – Lake Cyan and Elemental Blue.  Read more: realme C33 Review: Key specs, pros, and cons There is a large camera housing on the back that looks exactly like that of the iPhone Pro, except it is much larger in size and one of the arranged sensor spaces is actually dedicated to the flashlight.  The plastic back has a frosted finish that gives it a glass-like look. However, the main design attraction is at the front with the curved panel.  The scant bezels on the top and bottom along with the small punch-hole camera make the display look like an upper mid-range or flagship device.  Read more: Symphony Z47 Review: 90Hz Refresh Rate on a Budget Device Another interesting feature is the in-display fingerprint scanner which is also uncommon in budget smartphones. Ports and buttons are as usual but the micro SDXC and the 3.5 mm headphone jack are missing on the S23+ which is a bit odd considering these are almost staple in budget smartphones.  The Display  The display on the itel S23+ is a 6.78-inch AMOLED curved panel with FHD+ resolution. The panel has a 1080 x 2400 pixels distribution at a 20:9 ratio and 388 ppi density. It is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5.  The display is what’s usually seen on a mid-range smartphone. Except the S23+ is placed almost in an ultra-budget segment. The performance of the display has been pretty good. There’s a decent amount of curve on both sides but itel has optimized the OS well to ensure there aren’t any accidental touches. The color reproduction looked great with good viewing angles all around. There’s also 500 nits of peak brightness on the panel which makes it fairly legible under direct sunlight.  Read more: itel Vision 5 Plus Review: Standard Phone under Tk14000 The display of the S23+ has generated considerable buzz around the smartphone and honestly, the hype here is absolutely justified. The only lacking would be a higher refresh rate but its absence doesn’t take away anything from an already great experience.  The Camera  There’s a dual camera setup on the S23+. The flashlight is arranged in such a way that it might look like a triple camera sensor at first glance. The main camera is a 50 MP f/1.6 wide-angle shooter with AF. The secondary camera is a 0.08 MP camera. The S23+ is essentially a single-camera smartphone as the secondary camera won’t be of any practical use.  Even then, the camera performed pretty well. Pictures taken outdoors and in bright conditions came out sharp and crisp. The dynamic range was average and the shadow exposures were a hit and miss at times.  Read more: Infinix Hot 20 5G Review: What's New

itel Mobile is a Chinese company headquartered at Shenzhen in China. Founded in 2014, this company sells entry-level and budget phones. itel launched its latest budget phone Vision 5 Plus on November 5, 2022. Can Vision 5 Plus achieve the same level of popularity as its predecessors? Let's take a look at the key specs of the itel Vision 5 Plus. Key Features of Itel Vision 5 Plus Design The itel Vision 5 Plus is made completely of plastic. It boasts the same sleek, fingerprint-resistant screen as earlier itel products. Although the overall look is mediocre, it is resistant to smearing and scratching, which is a big advantage in this field. Although the novel wavy gradient design is intriguing, itel will soon unveil an entirely new style. The unique camera design of this phone distinguishes it from prior itel products. The camera module is flush with the body, and the thickness of the device is not excessive. The rear of the phone has a triple-lens setup. Read More: Symphony Z47 Review: 90Hz Refresh Rate on a Budget Device Despite this, the phone weighs over 194 grams, making it scarcely portable. In addition, this phone is not ergonomic or comfortable to use with one hand. I'm not sure whether this is due to the width of the device or the way the back curves outward. On the right are a power button and volume rocker, while on the bottom is a 3.5mm jack, a microphone, a micro-USB 2.0 port, and the speaker grille. Left-side triple card slot accepts two 4G SIM cards and a microSD card. Display As promised, the itel Vision 5 Plus boasts a 6.6 inches IPS LCD screen with a 720 x 1640 pixels resolution. However, the absence of Widevine L1 means that consumers will continue to be unable to watch Netflix and other Full HD services. This software issue will be addressed later in this article. Read More: realme C33 Review: Key specs, pros, and cons Camera The smartphone's back panel has a circular triple camera arrangement with a 16MP primary sensor, a 2MP macro lens, and a 0.3MP VGA sensor.  The back camera of the Vision 5 Plus includes many modes, including VGA Camera, Super Night, Beauty, Short Video, and strong HDR. When it comes to the performance of the back camera, the smartphone maker did a good job, as it captures acceptable nighttime photographs when utilizing the Super night mode and crisp, detailed daytime images. In a word, the rear camera produces vivid and crisp images. In Vision 5 Plus, users will get a 5MP front-facing camera, which is acceptable in most conditions but inadequate in low light. However, it is quite disappointing that a smartphone in this price range cannot take exceptional selfies. Therefore, the company may enhance the use of the phone's front-facing camera. The front camera includes several modes, such as augmented reality, portrait, beauty, and short videos. Read More: Walton Orbit Y50 4G Review: Does it offer value for money You can shoot 1080pixel footage at 30fps with the main rear sensor. Performance and Software itel Vision 5 Plus bears an octa-core processor sporting a Spreadtrum Unisoc T606 12nm processor. Multitasking is effective on the smartphone, and there is no discernible lag while playing entry-level games or streaming movies. Vision 5 Plus has 4GB RAM combined with 128GB of internal storage. You can keep local files, images, videos, music, and other content on this device without getting concerned about storage issues. Read More: Xiaomi Redmi 11 Prime Review: Performance at a budget price When it comes to gaming, graphics and RAM are pretty enough. Even games with high-quality graphics may be run and played with relative ease and fluidity on this phone. While downloading and playing high-end games such as Call of Duty, its system took less than five minutes. However, you may experience overheating issues in this device after an hour of gaming or heavy usage.  Battery and Charger The mobile device has an unremovable Li-Po battery with a 5000 mAh capacity. You can get a total of 132 hours of standby time. Around 14 hours of support is expectable for surfing the internet with it. If the battery is fully charged, you will have nearly up to 28 hours of conversation time. When using 18W rapid charging, the phone will be completely charged in around 2 hours and 10 minutes. Price of itel Vision 5 Plus in Bangladesh The phone is officially available in Bangladesh. itel vision 5 plus’s (4/128GB) price is started at 13,690 Taka. However, the price is subject to change. Read More: realme brings C30 to Bangladesh Conclusion The pros of this phone include standard RAM, processor, and battery. The display and camera sections could have been better. This budget gaming phone can run online games such as Free Fire and others. On the whole, those who are looking for a reliable smartphone under Tk14,000 for multi-tasking and entry-level gaming may consider the itel Vision 5 Plus. 

China-based mobile phone maker itel has brought its Vision 5 Plus smartphone to Bangladesh. The device is equipped with a 6.6-inchFHD+ Display, 128GB storage+4GB, Tiger 606 processor, 7GB RAM (4GB+3GB), 5000mAh with 18W fast charge and side-mounted fingerprint for Tk13,690, according to a media statement. Read: 10 Smart TVs Under Tk50000 in Bangladesh The ultra-high definition screen of Vision 5 Plus can better display the details of the picture. Also, it can make the picture quality more delicate and the effect more natural and realistic. Vision 5 Plus has a 16MP triple rear AI camera and a 5MP selfie camera with flash. The device comes in two colours: Liquid Silver and Sunshine Blue colours.  

The Itel Vision 3 is the newest member of the Itel Vision family. It is the budget-friendly successor to the Itel Vision 2S. Vision 3 was first presented in Bangladesh in January 2022. The Itel series has already garnered accolades for its ability to provide high-quality phones to budget-conscious users. The organization has made another step further on its predetermined route with Vision 3. The phone has already piqued public interest. This article offers a complete examination of the phone's features and capabilities. Itel Vision 3 Smartphone Full Review Design The Intel Vision 3 has an exquisite appearance that well exceeds its price range. The phone's 6'6" screen gives it an illusion of a huge screen. Users may struggle to use the phone with one hand. The general design of the phone is attractive and useful. Users will have no complaints about the aesthetic due to the gradient glow patterned finish on the back. The little texture will provide a tactile sensation in addition to the visual sense. It provides a more secure grip on the colossal phone and protects the back from stains. Read Symphony Z45 Review: Handy budget smartphone with basic features A dual-camera slot and a fingerprint sensor are located on the phone's rear. Due to the effort required to reach there with the finger, the fingerprint sensor will sense precisely where it should have been. On the right side of the phone, you'll find the volume rocker and power button. On the left is placed the SIM card slot, while the bottom has a loudspeaker and an audio connection. Clearly, customers will get more than the bare necessities. Display It includes a 6.6-inch 720x1600 pixel HD+ Water Drop display. That is far more expensive than similar entry-level phones. Screens that are excessively big and of superior quality are unusual in low-cost phones. The display of the phone has a 20:9 aspect ratio. This means that people will have a favorable response to the touch. The display's reduced brightness level seems to be an issue. It introduces two new types of effects. The screen's colors seem less natural, and the display goes completely dark in direct sunshine. To function properly, the brightness level must be set to maximum. Read realme 9i: A step in the style and performance A teardrop camera room can be observed in the display's top center corner. Additionally, the chin and bezel of the phone are substantially slimmer. As a consequence, consumers will be uninhibited when watching movies or playing games. Rear Cameras Two cameras are located on the primary camera panel. The primary camera has an 8MP wide-angle lens, and a 0.3MP AI sensor that the company claims is an AI sensor. These lenses provide average images, and Vision 3 cameras will create nothing extraordinary. The cameras lacked an adequate dynamic range. The images presented seem to have a somewhat warmer tone. The tone improves or detracts from the overall look of the images at times. Contrast rises in dim light. Photographs taken at night need more care to maintain a high degree of quality. Users may record videos at a maximum resolution of 1080p at 30 frames per second with the primary camera. Read Samsung Galaxy A03 Review: Is it a worthy budget phone? Front Camera The front teardrop camera holder houses a 5MP selfie camera. Given the trend in recent low-cost phones, the Vision 3's front-facing camera might easily be 8MP. The front camera does little more than increase the image's brightness. This produces crisp images, but the image becomes smoother as a consequence of the loss of sharpness and detail. Photographs taken in portrait mode are of inferior quality and add little to their composition. Performance and Software A 1.6GHz Octa-Core CPU powers the phone. This chipset is more often seen in entry-level to mid-range smartphones. The Vision 3 has, however, made it into their low-cost phone. To complement the CPU, a GPU has been introduced. When these characteristics are combined, the phone delivers outstanding performance for routine tasks and low-level games. In multitasking and app browsing, the newly introduced 4GB 64GB model exceeds the previous models. Read Infinix Zero 5G Review: Is it a worthy budget phone? However, overall performance is lacking since the phone slows down significantly while playing high-resolution games like PUBG and Call of Duty. Users should avoid playing such games on this phone as they will put the CPU under pressure. Even the most recent Vision 2S versions have the Android 11 basic version. Battery and Charger This takes us to another of Vision 3's distinguishing characteristics. It is equipped with a 5000 mAh battery that can power the phone for up to two days on a single charge for the average user. Heavy users may be able to operate the phone for at least one day with prolonged hours of video watching and gaming. Read Vivo V23e 5G Review: Is it a good mid-range camera phone? However, it breaks our hearts to learn that a phone comes with an 18W charger. It's analogous to passing over a bucket in order to fill an ocean with water. The charger will take around one to two hours to completely charge the battery. Price of Itel Vision 3 in Bangladesh The Itel Vision 3 is now available in 2GB, 3GB, and 4GB RAM versions. The maximum capacity phone is the 4GB 64GB model, which costs BDT 10,490. The 2GB 32GB version costs 8290 Tk and 3GB 64GB costs 9190 Tk. Conclusion The market for low-cost smartphones is growing more crowded. The Itel Vision 3 continues to stand out because of its stunning look, enormous display, ample storage, and large battery. When compared to the price, all of the other flaws do not seem to be significant. In an overall inspection, the phone has nothing much new to offer or add to the portfolio of the previous vision models. However, features like the stronger charger and better and longer display can add some extra value. If you're looking for a low-cost phone with smart capabilities to assist you with everyday tasks, the Itel Vision 3 is for you. Read Redmi Note 11 Review: Another budget performer from Xiaomi

Grameenphone has partnered with smartphone brand itel to launch the co-branded handset itel A23 Pro in Bangladesh to bring affordable 4G smartphones into the market. A launching ceremony was organised in the capital where Mohammad Sajjad Hasib, chief marketing officer, Md Mahbubul Alam Bhuiyan, head of product, Sarder Showkat Ali, head of device, VAS and roaming at Grameenphone, and Rezwanul Hoque, chief executive officer of Transsion Bangladesh, and Khairul Basher, head of communication of Grameenphone, unveiled the affordable co-branded device.  Also read: Grameenphone wins award of most loved telecom brand Itel A23 Pro is a VoLTE-enabled 4G smartphone equipped with a dual 4G SIM slot. It has a 5-inch big display, 1.4 GHz quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and 8GB ROM. It also has a 2MP rear camera and a VGA front camera with flash, backed by a standard 2400mAh battery.  Also, the smartphone comes with a face unlock feature and is available in Lake Blue and Sapphire Blue. "To realise the full potential of advanced connectivity and comprehensive 4G coverage across the country, we must bring in affordable 4G devices for people from all walks of life. In this journey, our device partner itel has been playing a pivotal role in bringing affordable 4G devices for our loved and valued customers," said Sajjad. Also read: GP Accelerator Batch 7 eyes to equip startups to secure international funds "Grameenphone's attractive offer with this budget-friendly entry-level 4G smartphone, itel A23 Pro, is quite a timely gift for buyers. Thanks to Grameenphone for staying with itel and catering to the needs of the customers," Rezwanul said. Grameenphone and itel's co-branded 4G smartphone itel A23 Pro is available in the market at Tk4,990.

The itel Vision 2S is the latest addition to the itel Vision series. It is the direct successor of the itel Vision 2 Plus, yet a budget-friendly one. Vision 2S was first introduced on 7th September 2021 in India. The itel series has already received praise for providing quality handsets to budget cautious consumers. With Vision 2S, the company has taken another step to their set path. The phone has already grabbed people's attention. This article is a full review of itel Vision 2S highlighting its features and functionalities. itel Vision 2S: Review of Key Features Design The Intel Vision 2S features a beautiful design that goes above and beyond its price point. The phone's dimensions are 166 x 76.30 x 8.90mm, giving it a large screen appearance. Users may feel it is hard to use the phone with a single hand. The phone's overall design is appealing and functional. Users will not be able to complain about the appearance thanks to the matte textured pattern finish on the rear with a gradient effect. The slight texture will provide a hand feel rather than a visual sense. It allows you better hold on to the massive phone and protects the rear from staining. Read: Itel Vision 2 Plus Review: Know the Advantages and Disadvantages On the rear, there is a dual-camera slot and a fingerprint sensor. Reaching it with the finger requires no effort, as the fingerprint sensor is located exactly where it should have been. The volume adjuster and power button are placed on the phone's right side. The SIM card slot is on the left, with a loudspeaker and an audio jack on the bottom. Clearly, consumers will get more than just the essentials. Display In low-cost phones, large screens and quality displays are quite uncommon. Thanks to itel for providing a 6.52-inch display with a resolution of 720x1600 pixels in their latest innovation Vision 2S. The phone's display has an aspect ratio of 20:9. That implies the users will have a positive experience with the touch reaction. The decreased brightness level of the display seems to be a problem. It adds two kinds of impacts. The colours on the screen seem less normal, and the display turns totally black in direct sunlight. To improve the brightness, consumers have to adjust the brightness level to the maximum.  Read Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Lite: Does it deserve your attention? A teardrop camera room can be seen in the upper-middle corner of the display. In addition, the phone's chin and bezel are noticeably smaller.  Hence, users will not be bothered by these when viewing movies or playing games. The Rear Lenses The main camera panel has two cameras. The main camera has an 8MP wide lens and a 0.3MP depth sensor that is touted to be an AI sensor. The pictures captured by these lenses are mediocre. The cameras did not achieve a sufficient dynamic ratio. The pictures provided seem to have a somewhat warmer tone. The tone sometimes enhances the overall appearance of the pictures, while other times it detracts from them. In low light, the contrast increases. Photos shot at night need additional attention to achieve a high level of quality.  Read: Walton launches Primo GH10 With the main camera, users may shoot movies at 30 frames per second for maximum quality of 1080p.