Click on the links above to view the latest Smartisan Nut R1 price & availability on Shopping stores. The Smartisan Nut R1 is available on Shopping stores, starting from $599 (N200,000) to $1399 (N500,000). What is Smartisan Nut R1 Price and Availability Status? If you think that any information for the current device is wrong or missing, please don’t hesitate to Contact Us. We can not guarantee that the info on this page is 100% correct. => Disclaimer: Specifications, features & price shown for the above device was entered manually. – Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, MIDI, WAV, AC3, FLAC
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Smartisan Nut R1 Full Technical Specifications General Device Type Jumia Kenya | starting from Ksh3,530 See Offers, Click Here! Jumia Nigeria | starting from N13,995 See Offers, Click Here! Jumia Ghana | starting from GHc159 See Offers, Click Here!
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GearBest| starting from $53 See Offers, Click Here! Download and Install Lineage OS 15 On BLU R1 HD Unlocked (R0030UU BLACK) (16 GB) Android 8.0 Oreo Update: BLU R1 HD was launched in 2016 and came with Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.The device got a great response and became one of the best sellers on this unlocked phone, developers are working on various custom ROMs for the device.Download LineageOS 15 For BLU R1 HD. With the fast charging feature, it shouldn’t take up to 1.8 hours to fully charge up the battery from 0% to 100%. Powering the Smartisan Nut R1 is a 3600mAh non-removable Li-Po battery with fast and wireless charging technology. For selfies, the 24MP selfie camera supports Face ID and has f/2.0 aperture lens and a Pixel size of 1.8 μm. While the 20MP telephoto shooter is a Sony IMX350 Exmor RS Sensor with 1/2.8″ Sensor Size and 1.0 um Pixel Size. The 12MP main camera is a Sony IMX363 Exmor RS CMOS Sensor with 6P Lens, 1/2.55″ Sensor Size, 1.4 um Pixel Size, 6 element lens and 4 axis OIS. The 12MP + 20MP shooter has f/1.8 aperture and f/2.0 aperture respectively. The Smartisan Nut R1 runs on Android 8.0 Oreo operating system with Smartisan OS 6.0 skin. While the 8GB RAM variant has either 128GB storage and 1TB massive storage. The one with 6GB RAM has either 64GB storage or 128GB storage. There are two versions in terms of RAM space here, there’s one with 6GB RAM and other with 8GB RAM. The Adreno 630 graphics processor takes control of everything graphics. The 8-Cores of processor here clocks at a fast speed of 2.8GHz with 10nm process technothelogy. It houses the powerful Snapdragon 845 chip from Qualcomm with octa-core processor and 64-bit CPU architecture. The In-Cell screen has 1500:1 contrast ratio, 96% NTSC color gamut, LTPS (Low Temperature PolySilicon) and stretches up to 84% of the front. It has a resolution of 1080 x 2240 pixels and 403 pixel per inch density, bringing out the display very nicely. The 6.17-inch FHD+ IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen is quite a stunner, you get to enjoy all your videos and games with clarity. However, it’s obvious how the bottom bezel has been drastically reduced, while the screen stretches all the way to the top as usual, with a selfie cut-out notch. The Nut R1 still follows the tri-bezel-less trend which the Nut smartphones are known for. It measures 7.9mm in thickness and weighs 170g overall, it’s available in only Black and White colors. The volume keys and power button sits by the right, while the SIM tray is by the left. The Smartisan logo doubles as the fingerprint scanner here, for quick access to the device. At the top left corner, we can see the LED flash starting a horizontal train with the dual shooters. There’s a glass finishing as well, bringing out the beauty of the device as it reflects light beautifully. Thankfully, everything outside of Amazon's influence is more or less the clean, stock version of Google's OS.The R1 has a full Metal unibody that’s non-removable, just as other smartphones from the Nut series. If there’s doubt, though, Amazon’s assault will probably test your patience. It all comes down to your tolerance for these things. A phone is your most personal gadget - having it chained to ecommerce is enough to make you question how much that $50 is really worth. Some of those ads at least wind up reflecting your interests, but not all of them. You’re looking at dozens of ads per day if you use the R1 HD as your daily driver. While Amazon’s deployed these sort of “special offers” on its Fire tablets before, it’s a different prospect when they’re on your phone. You entice people with the promise of a good, affordable device, then use it to constantly nudge those people toward the Amazon things they’re more likely to use.įrom a consumer standpoint, though, it’s exhausting. Cheap unlocked phones are a growing part of Amazon’s storefront, and Prime members spend way more on Amazon things than non-Prime shoppers. From a business standpoint, this is smart.
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