The Itel Zeno 20 is officially on sale today, offering a Unisoc T7100 chipset, 5000 mAh battery, and modern smartphone features for users seeking affordable yet powerful performance.
Itel has officially launched the Zeno 20, a smartphone designed for affordable performance without compromising on features. The device features a Unisoc T7100 processor and a 5000 mAh battery, making it ideal for users who prioritize long-lasting performance and smooth multitasking.
The Itel Zeno 20 is now available for purchase in select markets, marking a significant expansion of Itel’s budget-friendly smartphone lineup.
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The Itel Zeno 20 balances performance, battery life, and affordability, catering to students, professionals, and first-time smartphone buyers.
The Zeno 20 addresses key user needs in the budget smartphone segment:
Itel continues to strengthen its position in emerging markets, offering modern features at a price that appeals to a wide audience.
The Itel Zeno 20 is on sale starting today, available through major online retailers and Itel-authorized stores. Pricing details may vary by region, making it an attractive option for cost-conscious consumers looking for quality and reliability.
The device features a Unisoc T7100 chip, optimized for smooth multitasking and everyday smartphone tasks.
The 5000 mAh battery is designed for all-day usage, depending on usage patterns.
It is available in select online stores and Itel-authorized retailers starting today.
The device is perfect for students, professionals, and first-time smartphone buyers seeking affordable performance.
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