Full Alcatel 5 specs prematurely revealed alongside pricing and promo video

TCL’s “re-imagined” Alcatel mobile phone portfolio was expected to be completely revealed and detailed at next month’s Mobile World Congress following a CES 2018 slip peek, however it looks like we will not have to wait up until late February.

The Alcatel 3v, 3c and now the Alcatel 5 are open books, with whatever from their specs to premium press renders as well as promo videos too soon sprinkled throughout the interwebs.

The Alcatel 5 is certainly the most effective and captivating of the lot, although its reported usage of an extremely average MediaTek MT6750 processor leaves out the 5.7-incher from the high-end classification right off the bat.

You should not anticipate that reasonably big 18:9 IPS screen to knock your socks off with image clearness either, at a humdrum 1440 x 720 pixels, aka HD+, resolution. Where the Alcatel 5 absolutely intends to “press the borders” remains in the selfie department.

You’ll get 2 front-facing video cameras from this bad young boy, with 13 MP, 5P lens, f/2.0 aperture and a 6P lens integrated with 120- degree incredibly broad angle innovation respectively. Exclusive “SmartSelfie DUO” functions will obviously “double the possibilities” of shooting sharp self-portraits, in addition to stunning group pictures.

On The Other Hand, there’s a single 13 MP video camera with f/2.0 aperture on the back of the Alcatel 5, which is billed as “among the most compact 5.7-inch phones ever.” That’s since the “chin” and side bezels are nearly non-existent, with a big forehead accommodating that double selfie shooter and a facial acknowledgment sensing unit.

The rear-mounted finger print reader is surrounded by a streamlined “brushed metal ending up”, with a 3000 mAh battery, 32 GB storage and 3GB RAM likewise on deck. Anticipated to run Android 8.0 Oreo out package, the Alcatel 5 might cost as low as EUR230($285) in Europe, hence providing quite excellent value.

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