Qmobile has launched two new smartphones in the market that have a long lasting battery.
The names of the phones are Evok Power and Evok Power Lite. The battery like of Evok Power is 5,000 mAh while the battery life of Evok Power Lite is 4,800 mAh.
The features of Evok Power are 5.5 inches HD display, dual sim, micro SD along with a finger print sensor. It runs on Android OS v7.0 (Nougat) and is powered by MediaTek MT6580. The front camera of the phone is 5 MP while the rear camera is 8MP. The phone has 2GB RAM memory and internal memory of 16GB. It weighs 193g.
The phone is quite affordable only of Rs, 12,500 and it has other necessary features as well like geotagging, beauty mode, Wi-Fi, hotspot and a lot more.
Looking into Evok Power Lite, it doesn’t have the fingerprint sensor. The features of this phone are 5.5 inches HD display, dual Sim and it also runs on Android OS v7.0 (Nougat). It is released in three colors that are golden, dark blue and silver. The rear camera of the phone is 8MP and its weight is around 147g.
It is different from Evok Power has it has a 2MP front camera instead of 5MP, internal storage of 8GB and 1GB RAM. The price is Rs. 10,500
The feature that stands out in both the newly released phones is their long lasting batteries that can survive for three days.
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