itel Mobile has unmasked another exciting device to provide consumers the greater opportunity to own a Smartphone at less expensive price on the Ghanaian market with uniquely designed features.
The itel S11 however is a low version compared to the itel 1516 Plus which comes with a 5.0inch IPS display powered by Quad-core 1.3GHz, Cortex A7 MediaTek MT6580M processor.
Meanwhile, the uniqueness about this device is that it allows multiple accounts to run concurrently on a single platform compared to its other ranges of devices.
The amazing 3G device runs on Andriod 6 Marshmallow, 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM with a MicroSD card up to 32 GB designed to store all your images, videos, and heavy files for the next generation.
The smartphone has a 5 megapixels auto-focus rear camera accompanied by a 5 megapixels front camera which adds more precision to camera usability and good quality objects.
Comparably, TECNO or Infinix smartphones with similar specs to the itel S11 cost lesser but gives value for money with its standard performance.
The S11 is built with a battery capacity of 2,400 mAh and a regular charging function that probably keeps the battery at good temperatures.
The new S11 is already provoking purchasing desires and increasing consumer urge with its stylishly curved plastic body in different colours such as rose gold, champagne gold and space grey.
Samuel Ameyaw Asare, Marketing Assistant, itel Mobile, said, they are trying harder to move itel higher than where it was vis-a-vis the market demands in terms of specification.
Aside its affordability, itel Mobile places more details on quality and standard specification that cost much lesser for every average Ghanaian to own one. .
The Digital Marketing Manager, itel Mobile, Michael Dukpe assures consumers of a brand that is truly good to offer best quality products yet, very affordable.



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