okitikpo:
Innjoo again!

NCP:
Anyone wey buy Innjoo fire, na him pocket go burn hole throw way money.


Don't near am ooh.

bongolistik:
this the upgraded version of Innjoo Fire

bobo65:



Whether upgraded or elevated
Innjoo phones have been cursed with factory problems
Problems ranging from battery spoilage after a month to touch pad not responding to phone "pressing itself"
Innjoo phones are fine, maybe they should stop making devices and start making phone casings

bongolistik:
and you think they don't get feedback on on those things you mentioned and they are not seeking for ways to improve on those flaws

bongolistik:
and you think they don't get feedback on on those things you mentioned and they are not seeking for ways to improve on those flaws

bobo65:


Dude the flaws have been with them since their first phone

Innjoo is a ticking time bomb waiting for explode and bore a hole in any buyers pocket

bongolistik:
Lol and you mean they cannot change?

orosun55:
Innjoo phones are like toy

bongolistik:
But have you forgotten so soon when Infinix came onboard with their wacky devices then; the likes of Infinix Eagle, Infinix Race Max and other crappy devices, and after that, they started getting things right gradually and presently their devices are hotcakes.

I believe same can be applicable to Innjoo, and Innjoo could be taken out time to sort themselves out gradually.

Remember that Rome was not built in a day

Opistorincos:


we will wait till they perfect their phones but for now.... we are all saying a BIG NO to innjoo devices

Friedyokes:
four of my friends and i bought five innjoo phones on five seperate occasions three of us innjoo ones ..nd the other two fireplus nd halo..nd now we are all having charging port issues ...i mean you cant call that a factory deffect...cause there are five different phones...innjoo is a wack phone company.. [size=20pt] and yes i agree they should make just phone casings[/size]

Now, this is a huge blow in innjoo's face.

Babalegba:
Innjoo fire is utter rubbish posing as a phone.Very very problematic phone. Anybody buying one needs his head examined. Leave rubbish for LAWMA

bongolistik:
Innjoo Fire might be rubbish as you said but this is Innjoo Fire2

midworld:
Well I think they are improving by the day.
Why am I saying this ? I have bought most of their products since inception. And i must say they keep going from one notch to another notch, though albeit at a slow pace.

I bought the injoo fire for my wife when it came out and I must say it was a terrible experience. From charging problem to screen not responding. It is gathering dust as I speak.

Fast forward to about five most later. I got the injoo max 2 plus. And it has been bliss all the way.

I have fallen on it, face down, on two occasion and not a scratch on the screen. Every thing just as I bought it about six months ago.

Prior to this time i used the infinix hot note, and to tell you the truth the injoo max 2 plus beats it hands down.

So I think they are gradually getting it. And i think they will correct a lot of things on this their new set of devices.

Overall, I think I will still give their product a trial.

bongolistik:
Innjoo Fire2 is truly an upgrade of the existing Innjoo Innjoo Fire ; from sleeker, premium looking design to increased higher speed 4G LTE network to higher OS, to higher rear camera, down to slightly increased battery capacity, Innjoo Fire2 can perfectly be described as the true elder brother of Innjoo Fire.

With the full specifications of Innjoo Fire2 as can be seen below, what are your take on the latest Innjoo Fire2 scheduled to go on sale during the Jumia Mobile Week Reloaded coming this Monday

· Network: 2G/3G and 4G LTE

· SIM: Dual standby Micro SIM

· Display: 5 inches IPS display with 720 X 1280 pixel screen

· Camera: 13MP back camera with LED flash and a 5MP front facing camera

· Video: 1080p@30fps

· OS: Android 5.1.1 Lollipop

· Processor: 1.3GHz quad-core chipset

· Memory and RAM: 8GB internal storage with 128GB expandable external MicroSD and 1GB RAM

· WiFi connectivity and Bluetooth: WiFi 802.11 b/g/n WiFi hotspot, WiFi direct and version 4.0 Bluetooth

· Loud Speaker and Audio Port: Yes with 3.5mm jack

· GPS: A-GPS

· USB: Micro USB V 2.0, USB Type-C

· Battery: 2800mAh Li-Po battery

Others: HTML 5 browser, Accelerometer and proximity sensors, document viewer, image viewer and editor, FM radio etc.

Price range is expected to be between N25,000 to N27,000

A hit device, a makeshift, a perfect replacement for the Innjoo Fire, reawakening of Innjoo device or are you seeing it already as just another crappy Innjoo device or your general opinions and perceptions on the new Innjoo Fire2 are welcome?

Source: http://highteknology.com/2016/05/innjoo-fire2-lte-full-specs.html

midworld:
Well I think they are improving by the day.
Why am I saying this ? I have bought most of their products since inception. And i must say they keep going from one notch to another notch, though albeit at a slow pace.

I bought the injoo fire for my wife when it came out and I must say it was a terrible experience. From charging problem to screen not responding. It is gathering dust as I speak.

Fast forward to about five most later. I got the injoo max 2 plus. And it has been bliss all the way.

I have fallen on it, face down, on two occasion and not a scratch on the screen. Every thing just as I bought it about six months ago.

Prior to this time i used the infinix hot note, and to tell you the truth the injoo max 2 plus beats it hands down.

So I think they are gradually getting it. And i think they will correct a lot of things on this their new set of devices.

Overall, I think I will still give their product a trial.

olamy2000:
i bought innjoo fire and the phone started restart itself wen am usin 3g for browsing.i beg anyone wey won buy am not to.No be gud phone ooo

Opistorincos:


we will wait till they perfect their phones but for now.... we are all saying a BIG NO to innjoo devices