Walton Primo X3 Full Phone Specifications

Walton Primo X3

Price: 26,590 BDT

Highlights:
*FHD Super AMOLED Display for vivid colors, extreme sharpness and contrast,
*5.5 mm thin metal and glass body,
*1.7 GHz Octa-core Processor,
*BSI 13 MP Autofocus Rear Camera and 5 MP Front Camera,
*OTG support.

Basic Information:
Operating System: Android 4.4.2
Processor: 1.7 GHz Octacore Processor
Number of Physical Core: 8
GPU: Mali 450
RAM: 2 GB
Storage space: 16 GB
Call mode: Single Card

Network parameters:
Network type: UMTS / GSM
Network band: GSM850/900/1800/1900 MHz, UMTS 900/1900/2100 MHz
Network speed: GPRS / EDGE/ 3G / HSPA+

Screen parameters:
Screen size: 5 inch Full HD
Resolution: 1920*1080
Touch & protector: Capacitive touch screen up to 5 fingers multi touch with 3rd generation Corning Gorilla glass
Display type and materials: Super AMOLED

Camera parameters:
Rear camera: BSI 13 Mega pixels with auto focus camera
Front camera: BSI 5.0 Mega pixels with 95’’ wide angle
Capture Mode: HDR, Touch to capture, Gesture, Smile Shutter, Panorama, Night, Sport, Burst mode
Geo Tagging: Yes
ISO: Up to 1600
Additional Camera App: Charm Cam
Features: Best Face, Eraser, Live Filters, PPT, Tracks, Face Beauty
Video recording: Full HD (1080p) (1920x1080)
Flash: Support

Multimedia:
Full HD (1080p) Video playback
FM radio support with recorder

Connectivity:
Dual Band Wi-fi b/g/n (2.4 and 5 GHz), Bluetooth V4, Micro USB V2, OTG
Wireless Display Sharing, WLAN Hotspot

Sensors:
Motion sensors: Accelerometer (3D), Gyroscope, G-Sensor, Linear acceleration, Rotation vector
Environment sensors: Light (Brightness)
Position sensors: Magnetic Field (Compass), Orientation, Proximity

GPS module: GPS with A-GPS network-assisted GPS navigation function

Battery Capacity: 2450 mAh
Type: High density Lithium-ion polymer battery

Weight: 128.1 g (with battery)
Dimension: 145.1 X 70.2 X5.5 mm

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