Budget Friendly Colors S9 Finally Launched in Nepal

Colors has finally launched the much anticipated Colors S9 in Nepal. Colors mobile has been fairly popular in Nepali market. After the subsequent release of the Colors S11, the Colors S9 ha made its way to the market.

Specification Outline

Colors S9 comes with 5.2 inch HD IPS screen with the resolution of 1280*720. Also, it has 2.5D curved edge to enhance our experience even more. It is powered by MediaTek MT6737 and has a quad-core processor clocked at 1.3 GHz. It has 16 GB internal storage and can be expanded further up to 128GB via microSD card. It has 2 GB of RAM.

SEE ALSO: Colors Mobiles Price in Nepal

Moving on the camera it has 8 megapixels with LED flash on the rear side and at the front, it has 5 megapixels equipped with LED flash. It comes with fingerprint identification on the back of the phone just below the camera for security purposes. And, Colors S9 runs on Android 7.0 Nougat with 3000mAh battery.

Colors S9 Key Specifications

• Display: 5.2 inch IPS Display HSD Glass (1280*720) Resolution
• Chipset: MediaTek MT6737
• CPU: 1.3 GHz Quad Core Processor
• GPU: ARM Mali-T720 MP1
• Memory: 16GB internal storage with microSD expandable storage, 2GB RAM
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Primary Camera: 8 MP rear-facing camera with flashlight
• Secondary Camera: 5 MP with LED flash
• Battery: Li-ion 3000mAh battery
• Sensors: Fingerprint, G Sensor, Proximity

Colors S9 Price in Nepal: Rs. 11,995

Impressions

Colors S9 comes with a 2.5D curved edge along the metallic body which is quite rare on a budget phone. Curved edge enhances our experience and makes the device look more soothing and smooth. Most of the budget phones do not have a fingerprint sensor but the Colors S9 has this essential feature. Though the processor used on the colors S9 is not the best one out there, it gets the job done.

Nonetheless, Colors S9 looks very promising in terms of build quality, style, and overall performance.

What do you think about the budget phones from Colors? Are they better than the phones from foreign brands in Nepal?