iTel P40 (4+64GB) Changes the Retail Price in Pakistan; PKR 1,000 Discounted

With a freshly reduced price tag, the Itel P40 is back in the spotlight within Pakistan. Previously pegged at Rs 28,000/-, the device is now available at Rs 26,999/-, making it a consideration for budget-phone enthusiasts. The new price shaves off Rs 1,000 from the tag.

The Itel P40 presents a slick appearance with a camera island gracing its rear, exhibiting a premium aura. This black-accented island houses dual lenses stacked vertically and a tactile fingerprint reader nested within a circular indent, making a perfect blend of utility and aesthetics.
Flip it over to reveal a 6.6-inch IPS display boasting an HD+ resolution of 1612 x 720 pixels. A standard 60Hz refresh rate ensures smooth transitions, while a V-notch at the top cradles a 5MP front camera for quick selfies and video chats.

Regarding the optics, the rear panel of itel new budget model carries a 13MP primary camera alongside a VGA depth sensor, a humble setup aligning with its entry-level stature. Not to be overlooked, a facial recognition feature integrates with the front camera for secure and snappy access.

The engine propelling the P40 is the Unisoc SC9863A chipset, coupled with eight Cortex-A55 cores buzzing at 1.6GHz. Graphics processing falls upon the shoulders of the PowerVR GE8322 GPU, flexing the speed at 550MHz.
With the Dynamic RAM feature extending the memory by 3GB, the iTel P40 offers a 4GB+64GB storage combo. On the software frontier, Android 12 Go runs the show, backed by a sturdy 6000mAh battery, refueled via an 18W charger, ensuring the P40 stays awake through your daily digital adventures.
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