Jivi Mobiles Launches New Range of Feature Phones in India

Jivi feature phones are designed for the people who love to use basic keypad phone in a smart way

Jivi mobiles have launched a wide range of feature phones which are S3, N3, Banana 6 and X93 Grand. All the phones support dual Sim, camera, MP3/MP4, wireless FM, long-lasting battery, expandable memory and also support internet.

One of the interesting phones launched was Banana6 which has a banana style design that has a curved back and a sliding cover for the keypad. It was mentioned that this unique design is launched for the first time in India.

Specifications of the S3 and N3 feature phones

The S3 has come up with a dual tone finish with 2.5D tough glass, It has dual SIM capability (G+G), a display of 1.8 inches, MP3/MP4 player, wireless FM radio, 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth, Internet, expandable memory and a camera with flash. This phone comes with a long lasting 1000 mAh Battery which allows you to use the phone without any worry of charging the phone. The price of this feature phone is Rs 1049.

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Similarly, N3 also come up with a dual tone finish with 2.5D tough glass which supports dual SIM (G+G), with a display of 2.4 inches, Mp3/Mp4 player, wireless FM radio, a camera with flash, 3.5 mm audio jack, Bluetooth, Internet and also expandable memory. This feature phone comes with a long lasting 1450 mAh Battery which allows you to use the phone without any worry of charging the phone. The price of this feature phone is Rs 1399.

Banana 6 with elegant curved styling

Banana 6 was made with an intention to give it an elegant curved styling with 2.5D tough glass. It has come up a with banana style design along with dual SIM (G+G), supporting a display of 2.4 inches, Mp3/Mp4 Player, wireless FM radio, camera with flash, 3.5 mm audio jack, Bluetooth, Internet and expandable memory. This phone comes with a long lasting 1000 mAh Battery which allows you to use the phone without any worry of charging the phone. The price of this feature phone is Rs 1599.

X93 Grand has a power packed 2750 mAh battery which allows the phone to run for 30 days on standby mode after one charge only. In addition to this, it supports dual SIM (G+G), a display of 1.8 inches, Mp3/Mp4 Player, FM radio, camera, 3.5 mm audio jack, Bluetooth, Internet, expandable memory and also a torch. The price of this feature phone is Rs 1099.

The company has tied up with Vodafone and is giving unlimited calls at Rs 597 for 6 months. Well, all the phones will be sold through both offline and online channels.

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