Micromax X1i Ultra - Mobile Phones

Micromax X1i Ultra

Key Features of Micromax X1i Ultra

Dual SIM (GSM + GSM)
2.39-inch TFT Screen
Expandable Storage Capacity of 8 GB
0.3 MP Primary Camera
Alphanumeric Keypad
FM Radio
GPRS Enabled

Micromax X1i Ultra

Specifications of Micromax X1i Ultra (Black)

GENERAL FEATURES
Brand	Micromax
Model ID	X1i Ultra
Form	Bar
SIM Type	Dual SIM, GSM + GSM
Keypad	Yes, Alphanumeric
Call Features	Hands Free, Loudspeaker
Handset Color	Black

Platform
Operating Freq	GSM – 900, 1800

Display
Type	TFT
Size	2.39 Inches
Resolution	QVGA, 320 x 240 Pixels
Color	262 K

Camera
Primary Camera	Yes, 0.3 Megapixel
Video Recording	Yes

Dimensions
Size	52.5×120.5×13.5 mm
Weight	96 g

Battery
Type	1400 mAh
Talk Time	5 hrs (2G)
Standby Time	350 hrs (2G)

Memory and Storage
Internal	85.5 KB
Expandable Memory	microSD, upto 8 GB

Internet & Connectivity
Internet Features	Email
Preinstalled Browser	WAP 2.0
GPRS	Yes
WAP	Yes, v2
USB Connectivity	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes, v2.1

Multimedia
Music Player	Yes, Supports MP3, WAV
Video Player	Yes, Supports 3GP, AVI, MP4
FM	Yes

Other Features
Call Memory	Yes
SMS Memory	200
Phone Book Memory	500
Additional Features	Games, Multi-task
Important Apps	M! Live, M! Zone

Warranty
Warranty Summary	1 year manufacturer warranty for Phone and 6 months warranty for in the box accessories

0.3 Megapixel, Dual SIM, Games, GSM + GSM, M! Live, M! Zone, microSD, Multi-task

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What is Dual Sim?

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