Latest versions of "Made in Vietnam" Bphone launched

PSNews - Recently, Nguyen Tu Quang, Chairman of BKAV Corporation informed that, the latest versions of "Made in Vietnam" Bphone B86 provide features reserved for online sellers.

On May 5, the BKAV Corporation officially launched its latest versions of "Made in Vietnam" Bphone named B86. At the launching ceremony, Nguyen Tu Quang, Chairman of BKAV Corporation stated that, over the past 10 years, his corporation has always been exerted all-out efforts to bring Vietnamese people quality technology products with the most affordable price. 

According to Nguyen Tu Quang, Bphone will allow users to enjoy an unlimited range of applications and cutting-edge innovations. The Bphone B86 has the unique ability to discover the location of lost devices, a function that no other manufacturers in the world have been able to implement, a bottomless screen design, macro photography, and full gesture control.

In particular, Bphone B86 provides a function for online sellers which is the function of capturing products. With this function, online sellers' advertising photos will have the necessary magnification, while every detail is sharp, showing right colors and materials.

Additionally, the new Bphone has been equipped with a Snapdragon 6150 chip, is IP68 + water resistant, and features a customised BOS 8.6 operating system.

A Bkay smartphone is priced at VND5.49 million for the Bphone B40, VND6.99 million for the Bphone B60, VND8.99 million for the Bphone B86, and VND9.99 million for the Bphone B86s.

Both the Bphone B86 and Bphone B86s are scheduled to go on sale on May 17, a week after it is initially launched at Bphone Store and Mobifone stores nationwide. Following this, it is expected that the Bphone B40 and Bphone B60 versions will be marketed one month later on June 17.

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