Jivi launches quad-core smartphone in India at Rs 4,399

NEW DELHI: Jivi Mobiles has launched Jivi JSP Q56-smartphone for Rs 4,399 in the Indian market, which the company claims to be the country's lowest-priced quad-core smartphone.

This smartphone features 4.5 inches display, and is powered by a 1.2 GHz Quad-Core processor complimented with 4GB ROM and 512 MB RAM.

This 3G phone is available in black and blue colors exclusively on Amazon.

This smartphone runs Android KitKat OS.

According to Pankaj Anand, CEO, Jivi Mobiles, “We have shattered the price barrier yet again for we believe in bringing the benefits of latest technology to the masses at prices they can afford. However, bringing the price down does not mean that the phone lacks any features, rather it is feature rich and beats the offerings from the competition hands down in terms of price-performance comparisons.”

In addition to all this, Jivi JSP Q56 supports Hindi, Bangla and Urdu languages along with English and Arabic which is in perfect accordance with “e-Bhasha Project” of the Prime Minister’s Digital India Program that aims to promote vernacular languages,” informs Harsh Vardhan, Head – Marketing, Jivi Mobiles.

Powered by 2000 mAH Li-Ion battery, the phone has an expandable memory of up to 32 GB through a microSD card which means storing full-length HD movies shall not be a problem at all.

It comes with support for two SIM cards (mini and micro) which enables you to customize plans from different operators to suit your voice and data usage.

"Users can access Internet through Wi-Fi. They can even create a Wi-Fi Hotspot using the phone as mobile router such that devices around it can access the Internet. In terms of connectivity, besides 3G, it supports EDGE and GPRS as well," a statement said.

Jivi JSP Q56 has dual camera – 2.0 MP front camera for selfies and video chats as well as an 8.0 MP rear camera with Flash.

The phone comes with a 3.5 mm universal audio jack and earphones with soft earplugs.