quentin06:


I ve got nothing to lose, its itel that has much to loose when ill informed people like you are promoting its product.

itel got nothing to lose

quentin06:


I respect marketers who are marketing based on user experience, this is not about itel, I have used it before, if you re promoting a product but have never used it or owned one before you have no business marketing it, you re just a sales person who is doing a job, and has no real connection with what you re selling.

Many phone marketers on this forum are like that, they just promote based on commission, they have never used nor even seen the phone they re promoting.

Hungry bad true true.

Wheelchair criticism doesnt invalidate the acceptance of a product in the market.

quentin06:


I have known itel phones far earlier that 2017, before they started making smart phones, just like tecno was in 2010 when they were making brick phones, they had issues but they have improved over the years , that's what is expected.
Attacking people because they critize your product only says one thing, you don't have anything good to offer.

It seems you started using phones in 2017, I think you need more time to familiarize yourself with how phones work, before you start promoting a model. At least the way you re attacking people who criticize a known flaw on the itel brand shows it.

There was zero constructive criticism on your comment nor insult on mine. I have asked you of your problem with itel but you keep going back and forth.

quentin06:


Hey I have bought Itel products before, I am speaking as a customer, not making reference to the new products.

Constructive criticisms should be expected when promoting a product, that's how improvements are made.

Obviously you don't know that, you have never used Itel phones before, so shut your talk hole and allow people with functioning brains to talk.

Young man, I have not only used itel phones, I am still using it. The first itel phone I bought was in 2017 December when I entered Lagos. I used that phone and gave it to my sibling after buying another higher phone (still itel). While others were spending 60k plus on UK used iPhone and other brands, I elected for itel which cost me less than 17k, 20k and the most recent 31k. See, you can't expect itel to sell a phone of iPhone quality for under 30k, but what they sell are of high quality and standard. As for phone accessories, I'll advice you get from accredited dealer

uuzba:

What I want to hear is that the products were manufactured here in Nigeria from scratch and Nigerians were employed doing it.
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Otherwise, any idiot can sell anything online..
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In US, one guy went to Walmart, bought some stuff, went home and posted everything on Amazon again. Added money and sold same bullshit. And people were buying.

Exactly! If itel products are made in Nigeria, they will not only create jobs but will also be available at more affordable rate. I'm not sure where their products are made but I like the fact that any average working Nigerian can afford smartphones and other itel gadgets due to relative affordability

quentin06:


Should be around 2gb, you seriously don't want to buy a laptop from a phone company whose phone battery drain fromm 100 to 5% within the hour.

These cheap phone companies must take Nigerians as idiots, and they re right except for me off course.

Why are you antagonistic of itel? I have not had problems since using their phone. Stop buying fake accessories though

Na dem sabi

stalyf:


The P37 Pro is 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM

how much is it?

Good thinking! I hope the television and laptop computers will not be killing? I don't care about others