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Daraph:
All right sir, thanks a lot sir.
But pls, do you have idea about the price?

Daraph:
Thanks for your response.. I have read about the Carlcare stuff but their service are for someone who has their phone's receipt and mine is bought from someone... Or can they repair it for me without the receipt ??

BoleAndFish:
Please how do I switch off power on/off sound in itel P32?

Daraph:
Pls I have problem with my Itel P12 screen, do you have idea if I can get the screen?? I stay in Akure, Ondo state..

HeyCorleone:
We are saying the same thing.

Why struggle to buy a car when you can get a very good bicycle for at most 20k?

HeyCorleone:
every morning when you wake up pray to God to bless you. When you are blessed you won't remember there's any disease called Itel.

Obviously you would rather ride a bicycle than drive a Venza or Benz or a Ferrari, after all is it not ordinary transportation? You can still get anywhere with your bicycle.

OboOlora:
Op, did u fall down from ur nanny’s back when u were small? I’m not even sure CardiB and Drake can sell out Wembley stadium not to talk of these riffraffs.

Meanwhile, this slowpoke above me is gonna type trash as usual. It’s hereditary for him!

HeyCorleone:
Tecno is a student phone.

Infinix is a student phone.

Samsung has phones with prices that are student friendly.

The Nokia I'm using I got it for 32k.

Do not limit yourself to mediocrity simply because you're not a millionaire.

I would say it again, every reasonable person should stay away from Itel.

You claim to be a student yet you know nothing.

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com

HeyCorleone:
Even people who make weapons and sell to terrorists to kill little children wouldn't see anything wrong with what they do.

So as an Itel marketer it's only normal you won't see anything wrong with your project after all it's your bread and butter.

greenhulk:
Now this is the ***************** comment I've ever read. Seriously? I've been supporting Trassion phones on this thread but this is the kind of comment that just make me weak and give Trassion haters reason to talk.

HeyCorleone:
I have no problem with Tecno or Infinix. I daresay they make good devices these days.

My contention is with Itel. No human being created by God should go a mile near that phone. Itel devices reek of failure and mediocrity in its worst term.

Joafjoe2018:
This is itel A32F review. Owning a smartphone today is as important as owning a cloth, but the challenge of not owning one hangs solely on finance most of the time. But, some smartphone brands are really cool and understands that everybody and anybody deserves to move around with one.

Notably, itel Mobile is one of such brands. If you have nothing less than 20 thousand naira to spare on a smartphone, then itel got you covered with the release of the new itel A32F. For a budget-friendly smartphone, the new itel A32F is nothing short of exceptional. It offers great specifications with a good performance to back it up, giving a good value for money even when compared with other flagships with high-end specs, sold at a high-rate price tag.

Design and Display
As with many of itel’s recent smartphones, the itel A32F bears a decent design yet crafted in a stylish matte unibody. The fingerprint sensor is at the back rather than at the front, a design choice I prefer over a front-mounted sensor, and it’s accompanied at the rear by a 5-megapixel rear camera and around the front.

The smartphone flaunts a 5-inch FWVGA big Screen display with 8.2mm body size. The A32F’s display has decent viewing angles and reproduces natural and vivid colors;

Key features
The itel A32F runs on the latest Android 8.1 Oreo (Go edition) and is powered by 1.3GHz quad-core processor. This optimized operating system is coming as the result of a recent partnership between itel mobile and Google. The new OS offers reimagined apps like Google Go, YouTube Go and Google Maps Go which have smaller app size and also help to consume less space while making a big reduction in data consumption.

Also, for a low-budget smartphone, itel made it a point of duty not to leave out the security feature as the itel A32F dons a rear-mounted multi-functional fingerprint scanner that unlocks the phone in just 0.3 seconds while allowing you to answer calls, take pictures easily, quick launch apps, as your finger is always on that spot while holding your phone.

Performance and battery life
As for the core components, they’re not particularly impressive, nevertheless they deliver a fluid performance with a quad-core 1.3GHz powered by MediaTek MT6580 processor paired with just 1GB of RAM and 8GB of ROM. Using the phone, I found out it doesn’t suffer any lag or stutters. The operating system also ensures that the smartphone sails through day-to-day use such as browsing the web, capturing occasional photographs and using social media apps.

The smartphone doesn’t heat up during normal use but leaves you with a little hand warmer during heavy usage — not alarmingly hot though. Also, multitasking on the phone and switching between apps is handled pretty evenly.

The itel A32F is packed by 2050mAH battery. Though it can last throughout a day of a moderate use however for heavy users, it can perform fairly if managed wisely.

Camera
The itel A32F rear 5MP + 5MP selfie camera is setup at the top-left with a dual flash. During my testing, I found the overall picture quality to be quite good (Not bad and not good) producing quite pretty good colored pictures. Front camera is decent as well, comes with all standard camera modes like HDR, Face beauty modes and Panorama.

Verdict
The itel A32F is an entry-level budget-friendly smartphone that provides optimum value for money-decent battery life, good camera, excellent security feature, great aesthetics and an overall performance satisfactory. If you are looking for a good smartphone on a budget, then you can go for the itel A32F.