TCL 3N M2U 4G LTE 5.5 Inch MTK6752M 1.5GHz Octa Core 2GB RAM 16GB ROM Dual SIM Smartphone — $220.00 (Save 19%!)



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TCL 3N M2U 4G LTE 5.5 Inch MTK6752M 1.5GHz Octa Core 2GB RAM 16GB ROM Dual SIM Smartphone — $220.00 (Save 19%!)
TCL 3N M2U Size (mm) 15.4x7.8x0.8cm Weight (g) 146g color Gold/White CPU MTK6752M Octa Core 1.5GHz GPU Mali-T760 MP2 Sim card dual SIM OS Android 4.4 WIFI YES GPS YES Bluetooth YES FM Radio YES G-sensor YES Proximity sensors YES E-compass YES OTG YES Gyro/motion sensor YES 2G GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz 3G WCDMA 900/1900/2100 MHz...


TCL 3N M2U Size (mm) 15.4x7.8x0.8cm Weight (g) 146g color Gold/White CPU MTK6752M Octa Core 1.5GHz GPU Mali-T760 MP2 Sim card dual SIM OS Android 4.4 WIFI YES GPS YES Bluetooth YES FM Radio YES G-sensor YES Proximity sensors YES E-compass YES OTG YES Gyro/motion sensor YES 2G GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz 3G WCDMA 900/1900/2100 MHz 4G TDD-LTE B39/B40/B41 ; FDD LTE B1/B3 MHz Bluetooth Yes 4.0 WLAN Yes 802.11b/g/n LCD 5.5" IPS Resolution 1280*720P Front Camera 8MP Rear Camera 13MP Internal Memory 2GB RAM+16GB ROM External Memory Micro SD card ( T-FLASH card), max 32GB Capacity(mAh) 3500mAh Battery 1PCS Head charger 1PCS USB cable 1PCS Box 1PCS User Manaul 1PCS
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