Cubot A20: Smartphone with two screens at a low price on Amazon

The A20 comes with 2 pictures (Bildquelle: Cubot)

The Cubot A20 is a smartphone with a single screen, also available from Amazon and with a very high price. The main screen has a high frame rate, driven by a main camera with a resolution of 48 megapixels.

The Cubot A20 is now available on Amazon and guarantees a relatively high price. Aktuell werden 104 Euro aufgerufen, dabei handelt es sich offenbar noch un annuaire Black Friday-Angebot. The Versand übernimmt Amazon, der Verkauf erfolgt durch einen Dritthändler. The robot is available exclusively at Prime-Mitgliedern, the regular sale price being 130 euros.

Hauptverkaufsargument dürfte das Zweitdisplay sein. You can also use the camera above or beyond the advanced features, with the touchscreen also available for music direction. The main display screen lacks a diagonal of 6745 inches and a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels, the frame rate is 90 Hz and is higher. The Unisoc Tiger T616 model compatible with the T7255 is a middle class SoC, which takes into account technological developments at the performance level – the architecture processor is with 4 gigabytes of savings.

Over the big 128GB, the internal drives have Android 14 installed. Wird auf the Dual-SIM-Funktion verzichtet, cann der speicher erweitert werden. About SIM card: Cubot A20 supports connecting to 4G network. Designed with a main camera of 48 megapixels, the front camera with your 16 megapixels must be carried out by a video phone using a camera.

The phone measures 214 grams and 9.55 millimeters thick with a single 5,100 mAh power charger. GPS, Glonass, Galileo and Beidou are supported, NFC is not the red – but the Cubot A20 is not ready to use.

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