23: Smartphone Energy Phone Pro (Octa-core, 5.0" IPS FHD, 3G, 2xSIM, GPS, NFC, Bluetooth)

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Smartphone Energy Phone Pro (Octa-core, 5.0" IPS FHD, 3G, 2xSIM, GPS, NFC, Bluetooth). Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt Smartphone Energy Phone Pro (Octa-core, 5.0" IPS FHD, 3G, 2xSIM, GPS, NFC, Bluetooth) hufig empfohlen, und es ist eine beliebte Wahl unter den meisten Menschen. Dont Zeit verschwenden, nehmen Sie es auf den Link unten, um immer besonderes Angebot.
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El Smartphone ms potente: procesador octa core, pantalla super fina OGS de 5.0" IPS FHD 1080p con Dragontrail glass, cmaras frontal 5.0Mpx de ngulo ancho con flash y trasera de 13.0Mpx Auto-Focus con doble flash, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC y dual SIM.Features
  • 5.0 FHD: 5.0" IPS OGS Full HD Display mit Dragontrail Schutzglas und Bildqualitt von jedem Winkel.
  • OCTA CORE: Octa Core Prozessor ARM Cortex A7 mit 1.7 Ghz und GPU Mali-450.
  • DOUBLE CAMARA: - 5 MP Frontkamera mit FOV Winkel von 88 und Blitz sowie 13 MP Rckkamera mit Autofokus, Doppelblitz fr Fotos und Videos in Full-HD.
  • 2 GB: 16 GB Speicher, um Apps, Spiele, Fotos, E-Books und bis 128 Stunden Videos oder 16000 Lieder zu speichern.

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