iTel has just launched the iTel A80 in Nepal, promising great value for money. With the catchy tagline, “Kyaa Daami Chha” the phone offers exciting features such as IP54 rating and a 120Hz refresh rate.
Designed for Different Needs: Students, Gamers, and Business Users
The iTel A80 is specifically designed to meet the needs of students, gamers, tech enthusiasts, and business professionals. Whether you’re multitasking or enjoying games, this phone offers a balanced performance.
Built to Last: IP54 Rating for Dust and Water Resistance
The IP54 rating ensures the phone is protected from dust and water splashes, making it durable for everyday use.
Display and Battery: Stunning Visuals and Long-lasting Power
The 6.7-inch HD+ Dot-in display provides a great visual experience, perfect for watching videos or gaming. With a 5000mAh battery, this phone offers long-lasting usage throughout the day.
Performance: Multitasking Made Easy
The iTel A80 runs on a UNISOC T603 octa-core processor, backed by 8GB RAM (4GB + 4GB memory fusion) and 128GB storage. This configuration allows smooth multitasking and efficient app usage.
Camera: Capture Moments in High Quality
For photography, the phone features a 13MP AI dual rear camera and an 8MP front camera for clear and sharp photos.
Security: Stay Safe with Fingerprint and Face Unlock
The side-mounted fingerprint sensor and face unlock features ensure your data is protected while providing easy access to the device.
Connectivity and Operating System: Fast and Reliable
The iTel A80 supports 4G VoLTE, GPS, Wi-Fi 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, FM radio, and USB Type-C connectivity. It runs on Android 14 Go Edition, offering a smooth and updated experience.
Colors and Warranty: Style Meets Confidence
The phone is available in three stylish colors: Sandstone Black, Glacier White, and Wave Blue. Plus, iTel offers a 100-day replacement warranty, giving users peace of mind.
Price and Availability: Affordable Yet Powerful
The iTel A80 is priced at NPR 12,990 and is available across 50+ service centers in Nepal.
