Partner Mobile launches EV1 into Nigerian market, partners Ntel to avail users 4G LTE
Partner Mobile, a ‘proudly Nigerian’ leading mobile phone brand, has unveiled one of its most-anticipated smartphones, EV1 (Evolution 1), into the Nigerian market.
The sleek new device was unveiled to Journalists at a media launch held in Lagos recently.
Speaking during the product launch, Olusola Akintola, Chief Technology Officer, Partner Mobile expressed confidence in the new smartphone, stating that it will delight users, considering its stylish design, Al Triple camera, quality and pricing.
He added that the device runs on Android 9 pie operating system and comes with face and fingerprint sensors, water resistant features, ground-breaking innovations in display, camera and performance.
“Among other wonderful features, the phone comes with a triple camera and a flash square design. The overall appearance exhibits a wonderful relationship between geometry and aesthetics incisively and vividly from the proportion of segmentation, geometric curves and other aspects. It shows the geometric aesthetics, and the whole architecture is romantic, classy and absolutely fashionable,” he said.
He also noted: “The 5MP front camera and the background blur effect will no longer make you afraid of all kinds of scene-stealing. The beauty algorithms support specific beautify details of face, skin and eyes, designed to diminish appearance of blemishes.”
Similarly, Ifeoluwa Molokwu, Chief Operation Officer, Partner Mobile said: “The launch of EV1 into the market today signifies our unrelenting efforts to introduce to the market value-for-money products in order to satisfy our customers. EV1 is a reliable phone that will surely satisfy the customers who have been looking for a phone that will suit all purposes.”
She added that the new smartphone was distinctively manufactured to meet today’s smartphone market and at an affordable price, so consumers could do more of what they love with their smartphones.
Speaking on the expansion plan of the company, Ife explained: “We are committed to offering our teeming Nigerian customers only the best mobile devices at affordable prices. This is why we will be launching new mobile phones into the market every other quarter.
“As we grow our brand, aimed to be established throughout the African continent, we will equally be trading in continents, including the Middle East, Europe and the United States of America, taking our customers and you, our media partners on the journey.”
In the same vein, in furtherance of its commitment to making quality smartphones and boosting smartphone penetration in the country, Partner Mobile also announced its partnership with Ntel, one of Nigeria’s telecommunication providers, on providing data bundle of more than four Gigabytes for free to buyers of EV 1.
While commenting on the partnership, the Managing Director/CEO of Ntel, Hon. Babatunde Omotoba said that Ntel has been working assiduously with Partner Mobile for some time to introduce a budget-friendly smartphone targeted at the consumer market.
He noted: “Following months of compatibility tests, we are delighted to announce that the Ntel network is now compatible with the EV 1 smartphone. This means that anyone who owns this smartphone can now call and browse at a superfast speed. In fact, that is the fastest speed you will see in the Nigerian market.
“Our network supports crystal clear high definition voice calling as well as has PLT advanced features which combine to enable downlink speed of up to 150megabits per second on our network.”
He continued: “To demonstrate our commitment to this partnership in driving internet penetration in the country, which is in line with the National Broadband Plan, Ntel will be offering end users 4.5 gig data upon purchase of the EV 1 in our stores.”
He added that the collaboration with Partner Mobile signals a new dawn in the evolution of Nigerian 4G LTE segment which has been impacted by the concern that most people don’t have phones that can work on 4G LTE. “But now we have EV 1 which everyone can afford and be on the 4G LTE,” he concluded.
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