Qual é o preço do HMD Vibe2 Pro?

O HMD Vibe2 Pro custa INR 14.999 para o modelo de 6GB/128GB e INR 16.999 para o modelo de 8GB/128GB.

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HMD Vibe2 Pro na Índia: câmera 64MP, bateria 6000mAh

A HMD apresentou seu mais recente smartphone da série Vibe na Índia. O novo HMD Vibe2 Pro vem com recursos como bateria de 6000mAh e câmera traseira principal de 64MP. Ele é alimentado pelo chipset MediaTek Dimensity 6300 e possui uma tela LCD de 6,78 polegadas com resolução Full-HD+ e taxa de atualização de 120Hz.

Na parte traseira, o aparelho oferece uma câmera principal de 64MP usando o sensor Sony IMX682, acompanhada por uma câmera macro de 2MP. A parte frontal abriga uma câmera de 13MP para selfies e videochamadas. O telefone suporta carregamento com fio de 33W, roda Android 16 e inclui ferramentas de IA específicas para a Índia. Recursos adicionais incluem conector de fone de ouvido de 3,5 mm, leitor de impressão digital lateral, slot para cartão microSD, alto-falantes estéreo, porta USB Type-C, conectividade 5G, Wi-Fi de banda dupla, Bluetooth 5.3 e GPS.

O HMD Vibe2 Pro está disponível nas opções de cores Aqua Green, Cosmic Purple e Silver Mist. Ele custa INR 14.999 para a variante de 6GB/128GB e INR 16.999 para a variante de 8GB/128GB. O telefone estará disponível para compra na Flipkart a partir de 8 de outubro.