The series has two models. Itel A200 Plus has better specs. There’s a 6000mAh battery on it, which plugs into an 18W charger for backup. They’ve put a 1.8GHz Unisoc T7250 SoC onboard. That weak chip only needs to run the light Android 15 Go version, so the actual user experience should be fine. The version that comes to Pakistan has 4GB RAM, though their marketing has been deceptive. They keep quoting an 8GB* figure, which is actually the physical + virtual memory. Itel A200 Plus does have 128GB onboard storage. They’ve put a 6.75” screen on this handset. There’s a deep notch on it, where they’ve installed a 5MP selfie snapper. It’s only a 720p HD+ IPS LCD, though. The visuals are soft. Its only saving grace is a 120Hz refresh rate. This newcomer also has an IP65 rating and 1.8m drop protection. DTS did the Audio tuning on a single speaker. There’s a 13MP main camera on the back, and they’ve somehow put dual video mode on the A200 Plus. You have an instant transfer tool here. Files get transferred just by touch. The A200 Plus also has a side fingerprint reader on the power key. And it has a handy UltraLink Free Call (2Km) service for radio calls to other phones that also have this feature. Samsung does have a better option with the Galaxy A07, but you can save a lot of money if you go with the Itel A200 Plus.