China’s Zopo Enters Nepali Smartphone Market

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    Everest Tech Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of Apex Group has introduced four different phones of Color Series from Zopo. Like every other Chinese brand, Zopo is widely known for providing quality products at a comparatively cheaper price. It’s always a joy to see many smartphones brand enter the Nepali market as consumers will have a wide range of products to choose from.

    Zopo phones are basically mid-range smartphones which sport hardware similar to other Chinese counterparts. You get premium build quality, ample specifications, custom software features and overall a value for money. The four phones of Color Series from Zopo that have been initially introduced in Nepal are:

    1. Zopo Color C2: Coming Soon
      Specs: 5″ HD IPS display, 2.5D Glass, 3G, 1.3Ghz Quad Core Processer (MT6580), 1GB RAM, 8GB ROM, 5MP camera with flash, 2 MP front camera with flash, 2100 mah battery, Color Option: – Rose Gold, Gold, Black, Blue, Silver
    2. Zopo Color F1: Coming Soon
      Specs: 5.5″ HD IPS Screen, 2.5D Glass, 3G, 1.3Ghz Quad Core Processor (MT6580), 1GB RAM, 16GB ROM, 8MP camera with flash, 2MP front camera with flash, 2300 mah battery, Fingerprint sensor, Color Option: – Gold, Black, White
    3. Zopo Color F2: NRs. 13,990
      Specs: 5.5″ HD IPS Screen, 2.5D Glass, Dual SIM with 4G LTE, Android 6.0 marshmallow, 1.3Ghz Quad Core Processor (MT6737), 1GB RAM, 16GB ROM, microSD support, 8MP camera with flash, 2MP front camera with flash,2100 mah, Fingerprint sensor, Color Option:- Rose Gold, Gold Black
    4. Zopo Color F5: NRs. 14,990
      Specs: 5″ HD IPS Screen, 2.5D Glass, Dual SIM with 4G LTE & VoLTE, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, 1.1Ghz Quad Core Processor (MT6737), 2GB RAM, 16GB ROM,microSD support, 8MP camera with flash, 5MP front camera with flash, Fingerprint sensor, Color Option:- White, Gold, Black

    The first two phones C2 and F1 are set to hit stores but aren’t yet available for purchase and the pricing hasn’t been yet fixed. The latter two, F3 and F5 seems to be convincing budget phones with fingerprint sensors. But it is still yet to see how well a fingerprint sensor on a budget phone will perform. We’ll certainly have hands on those devices very shortly and will let you know more about the phones in our future reviews. What do you think about budget phones with fingerprint sensor?